BMO US High Dividend Covered Call ETF

Covered call overlay. If you think there is a sideways market then covered call ETFs do well as the income is much higher. He does not think we are entering a sideways market. There are better ways to pay the market. If you want to add bonds to your portfolio you'd want to invest in other bond ETFs.

Yield is around 6 percent. Now that the markets are looking toppy, he likes it for the yield.

Loves it. These high-dividend names within this have been underperforming, namely financials. So a revaluation will help this. You don't need the covered call, because it limits the upside. Better to find this without the covered call.

Dividend ETFs with a monthly dividend, covered calls and a high yield. They give you great exposure to great companies.

A great long-term hold. This generates income. Bonds won't do this anymore with today's low rates. No, markets won't take off because there's so much uncertainty.

ZWE Some of the best dividend payers in the world with a covered call overlay are in ZWH which has some European exposure. This is excellent for defensive investors who rely on 5-7% yields to live. This lets you sleep at night. This won't eliminate the downside and won't increase as much as the rest of the market, but it is a steady payer. Cash? There's little yield there.

Don't hold this in a TFSA, because it pays in US dollars and you'll pay a withholding tax. Covered calls work well in this market, because the calls generate income if the stock stays flat or goes down. It's safe.

It's a good product, because it's conservative. The dividends will mute volatility, and there are covered calls on top of that. At least you make money on writing the call options. This offers a lot lower volatility than others in this space.

Nice yield. Fees are relatively high. He still likes it. based on higher yield stocks in the S&P500. Well diversified.

ZWH-T vs. ZPW-T. These are the more defensive holdings. ZPW-T is a little more risk adverse. He is looking to trim exposure on the ZWH-T side to move to ZPW-T at the moment.

Can you explain what a covered call strategy does? This strategy will invest in underlying stocks with high dividend in the US and over top of that they will be writing options to create ore income for the investor. This is great if you think that we will have sideways markets. This strategy is 71 basis points. Usually covered call strategies are little more expensive than direct ownership.

Are covered calls safe in a down market? Covered call righting only protects a very small amount of your capital -- it is only there to generate income -- it is not a hedge. He has sold ZWH-T as he does not want to sell covered calls in a recovering market as it has sold off the upside potential. He might just consider outright buying banks stocks at this point. In a flat market or rising market covered calls are a good strategy.

How does this ETF compares to BMO US High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWH-T)? They invest in the same underlying assets so are basically the same. He is bullish on the US dollar. So he prefers this one to ZWS which is hedged to Canadian dollars.

It's the high-yielding American stock. It yields around 5%. It's a good way to get income out of the U.S. You have the opportunity for some growth.

ZPW-T vs. ZWH-T If you can afford to stay in cash and wait for markets to correct, it is preferable. He uses ZPW-T and ZWH-T as well as ZLU-T to hold his exposure to the equity market. They will fall much less than the S&P. They are not risk free.