He has been reducing it recently because of relative risk in Canada compared to the rest of the world. This ETF has the best dividend players in Canada. There is very low risk of cutting, and they are very likely to grow dividends. They have a covered call overlay to increase yield. There is also ZDV-T without the covered call strategy and this will give you more growth rather than yield.

SU-T vs. MFC-T. As interest rates rise, this is better for insurance companies. This will cease to be the case if the central banks tighten so much that it sparks a recession. These companies get hit more during economic downturns. Insurance companies will not do as well this late in the cycle.

SU-T vs. MFC-T. As interest rates rise, this is better for insurance companies. This will cease to be the case if the central banks tighten so much that it sparks a recession. These companies get hit more during economic downturns. Insurance companies will not do as well this late in the cycle.

Health care leaders. They use option strategies to enhance yield. As broad markets turned down in '15/16, this index fell and now that things have recovered, it has done so but less than the market. This is a way to play this space. It is an active strategy and a fine one if you want exposure to healthcare.

It is interest rate sensitive. He likes it and uses it. It has a distribution north of 6% but the valuation has gone down. It is a diversified exposure to interest sensitive sectors.

Junior oil is subject to change by the moment. WTO oil has had a bit of a lift recently. There is a bit of consolidation going on in the chart for this ETF. If it breaks about $15, it would be a breakout and would be heading up. Wait for a breakout for new positions.

Metals have done okay recently. We are seeing a breakdown on this one. It tested about $8 over and over and then recently broke down. If you hold it, consider selling it.