Still holds ZWP. Would rotate with ZDH, which is an international dividend play. If you are really bullish, you want the dividend pure exposure. If not, play the covered call version. Right now, he holds both. More excited about Europe's valuation than US markets. Increasing exposure to international markets.
He advocates ZWE-T because it has the covered call strategy. Either one is good late cycle to play dividend payers. But you are not immune to the cycle. It would not be a bad holding.
Comment on an ETF Basket of ZWE-T, ZDH-T and ZWH-T. ZWE-T is high dividend Euro stocks with a covered call. A defensive way to play Europe. ZDH-T is hedged. ZWH-T is international High Dividend US, non-hedged. He likes them all and owns them in his funds.
Hedged international dividend ETF. Not all ETFs take off in the market place so this one does not have a lot of assets at present. When investing internationally, the most important factor in returns is currency. He thinks it will take off.
BMO International Dividend Hedged to CAD ETF is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol ZDH-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (ZDH-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:ZDH or ZDH-T
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