This summary was created by AI, based on 5 opinions in the last 12 months.
The Covered Call US Banks ETF (ZWK-T) has received mixed reviews from experts. Some find it to be a good product with a good yield and potential for strong earnings, while others have experienced disappointment due to enhanced losses. The ETF is seen as a source of income, but some experts argue that owning the underlying shares or an ETF of US banks may provide a better total return.
Good yield with covered call strategy. Currency exposure a concern, but likes Canadian banking sector. Expecting strong earnings going forward. Housing pressure with renewing mortgages a concern, but overall a good product for long term investors.
Likes covered call ETFs on banks and dividend payers, not tech. He prefers BMO ETFs, because they run the covered call on 50-60% of the stocks, so you still get the upside on the balance. ZWK pays around 10% dividends, but remember you don't enjoy the tax credit in Canada on these American banks
Bought this to enhance gains, but has really enhance losses. A stinker. The Silicon Valley bank collapsed hit the entire US banking sector, but this sector is a core holding. The ZWK yield remains good. He's averaged down on this instead of dumping it. Disappointed, though.
Yield gets up to about 10% with the covered call overlay. Likes US banks, cheap relative to 5-10 year history. If economy continues to recover, banks should be there. Last 3 months, this has returned 17.5%.
Are you looking for income, or do you just want exposure to US banks? Makes sense if you need the income. He'd argue that you'll get a better total return owning the underlying shares, or an ETF of US banks, instead of using the covered call strategy.
Would wait to buy on weakness. Economic hard landing in the horizon. Wait for impact of interest rates to be felt.
Hard economic landing will not be good for US banks. Would be risky if economy slows down. Would not buy. Wait for markets to fall before investing.
Believes challenges remain in US banking system with higher interest rates.
Would wait to buy as bank shares fall even more.
Quality names in top US banks.
0.72% MER good.
Fundamentals of banking industry improving.
Would be a good time to buy given share price.
Lots of risk priced in.
With the US banking sector 'settling' down, ZWK does look a bit better. It is up 8.6% in the past month as the crisis subsides. We still have recession and rate risks, but with no new bank failures in a while and confidence returning, we would be more comfortable with ZWK today.
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Silicon Valley Bank included in this ETF (reason for share price weakness).
Would recommend buying in the coming months as higher interest rates rake their toll (job losses).
Other banks in ETF are strong.
Not a good time to invest.
Wait for bottom in the market.
Looming recession will present good buying opportunity.
Mix of large and smaller banks.
Recent bank weakness included in ETF.
Would look at if interested in dividend yields.
Covered Call US Banks ETF is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol ZWK-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (ZWK-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:ZWK or ZWK-T
In the last year, 5 stock analysts published opinions about ZWK-T. 4 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 1 analyst recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Covered Call US Banks ETF.
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5 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Covered Call US Banks ETF In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2024-12-06, Covered Call US Banks ETF (ZWK-T) stock closed at a price of $26.12.
Despite being better diversified, US banking space can be more volatile than Canada's. Because of covered calls, won't achieve as much capital growth as from ZBK or ZUB. As well, consider some of the active options as offered, for example, from Hamilton.