FNB BMO présente ses cinq meilleurs FNB dont le rendement est supérieur à 5 % pour les investisseurs qui cherchent des moyens d’accroître le niveau de rendement de leurs portefeuilles.
Le FINB BMO MSCI américaines de haute qualité (ZUQ) est un moyen efficace pour les investisseurs d’accéder facilement à un portefeuille de sociétés de premier ordre et de grande qualité qui sont bien positionnées dans le contexte actuel, mais qui semblent avoir été injustement pénalisées par la récente liquidation d’actions technologiques.
L’année 2022 a été difficile pour les marchés boursiers et les obstacles ont été importants. Comment nos clients peuvent-ils obtenir une exposition aux actions américaines, sans courir un risque excessif malgré la volatilité élevée à cause du risque d’inflation, le durcissement de ton de la Fed, les tensions géopolitiques en Europe et la COVID-19?1 Ils peuvent y parvenir en combinant nos FNB à faible volatilité et nos FNB de croissance (ZNQ).
L’ajout de placements à faible corrélation dans votre portefeuille offre l’avantage de réduire la volatilité des rendements globaux du portefeuille. Un portefeuille dont la variabilité des rendements est inférieure a aussi tendance à vous aider à conserver vos placements à long terme dans différents contextes de marché.
For the first time since the onset of the pandemic, both the Bank of Canada (BoC) and the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) have raised their overnight rates at their recent March meetings.
L’incertitude géopolitique alimente la hausse de l’inflation, mais nos FNB de produits de base offrent une stratégie simple pour accéder à des secteurs diversifiés. Explorez nos principales expositions équipondérées en date du 15 mars 2022.
Pour les retraités migrateurs attentifs qui cherchent à diversifier leur portefeuille à l’extérieur du Canada
près des mois de tension croissante, la Russie a lancé une invasion à grande échelle en Ukraine jeudi, ce qui a bouleversé les marchés. Pour illustrer ce malaise croissant, les indicateurs du marché, comme l’indice VIX et divers indicateurs des écarts de taux, restent élevés.
Le secteur, qui avait été malmené, s’est relevé et a progressé. Au début de 2020, les prix des contrats à terme sur le pétrole sont entrés brièvement en territoire négatif avant de rebondir fortement.
With U.S. inflation remaining near a 40-year high, is a 75-basis-point interest rate hike a real possibility? In today’s episode, Matt Montemurro, Chris McHaney, and your host, Mark Raes, discuss the Fed’s messaging as well as inflation’s impact on TIPS ETFs, volatility and call writing, oil prices, and the U.S. health care sector.
With interest rates rising and high inflation persisting, is a recession inevitable? In today’s episode, Alfred Lee, Chris McHaney, and our host, Kevin Prins, look at some of the cautionary signs. They also discuss whether equity markets have bottomed out, the challenges of trying to time the market, and strategies for investors with a lower risk appetite.
This week, we’re opening up the mailbag as our experts answer questions from Advisors and provide updates on several BMO ETFs. Listen in as Chris Heakes, Alfred Lee, and our host, Mark Raes, discuss the use of ETFs as portfolio rebalancing tools, positioning in international equity markets, the REITs sector, and low-volatility ETF strategies.
The purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk has dominated the news cycle, but what will the knock-on effects be for Tesla and the tech sector in general? In today’s episode, Mark Raes, Chris McHaney, and Matt Montemurro discuss that question as well as the flattening interest rate curve, tax-loss harvesting opportunities, Canadian banks, and dividend ETFs.
Last week, the Bank of Canada raised its key interest rate by 50 basis points, its biggest hike in over two decades. In today’s episode, Mark Raes, Alfred Lee, and Chris Heakes discuss expectations for the rest of the year and implications for bond markets, as well as inflation, the construction and evaluation of ESG products, the metals market, and high-yield bond strategies.
Given ongoing uncertainties around interest rates, inflation, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, what approach should Advisors and investors be taking when it comes to portfolio construction? In this episode, Alfred Lee and Erika Toth discuss the latest quarterly Portfolio Strategy and Fixed Income Strategy Reports, including asset allocation considerations, the outlook for the Energy, Banks, and Real Estate Investment Trusts sectors, and fixed income positioning.
The new BMO Canadian Bank Income Index ETF (Ticker: ZBI) is an innovation in fixed income, but how does it fit into a portfolio? In this episode, Alfred Lee and Rob Butler dive deep into the benefits of fixed income ETFs, the process behind creating ZBI and the objectives in crafting its investment exposure, the three components that make up ZBI, and expectations for the future.
In this special episode, Sohrab Movahedi, Chris Heakes and Daniel Stanley dive into first quarter results from Canada’s “Big Six,” discussing major performance drivers such as the Omicron variant, geopolitical conflict, and interest rates. Our experts also offer multiple ways to gain exposure, focusing on the BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB) and BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB).
2021 was a strong year for markets and a record year for ETFs. But what’s the outlook for 2022? In this episode, Danielle Neziol and Mark Raes discuss hot topics including responsible investing, inflation, and the recent rotation towards the banking and energy sectors. Listen as our experts examine BMO ETFs that offer investors a chance to access — or hedge against — these big trends.
In this special episode, Sohrab Movahedi, Chris Heakes and Daniel Stanley dig deeper into fourth quarter results from Canada’s “Big Six,” taking stock of the past year and putting a spotlight on major performance drivers – such as inflation, interest rates and the pandemic. Our experts also offer multiple ways to gain exposure, focusing on the BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB) and BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB).
Canadian residents who are non-U.S. citizens may be surprised to know that US dollar currency conversion costs and U.S. estate tax liability may apply to them. But how can you protect your valued greenbacks? In this episode, Danielle Neziol and Chris Heakes discuss how investing in Canadian-listed, US-dollar-traded ETFs offers defensive exposure and portfolio diversification, and provides options to generate income and growth.
Protecting your portfolios is important – but so is capturing growth. When markets enter a volatile period, how should investors balance the risk-reward tradeoff? In this episode, Danielle Neziol and Chris Heakes discuss an innovative factor-based strategy known as Low Volatility that only invests in companies with low beta values. Listen in as our experts look under the hood of BMO’s custom suite of low volatility ETFs, and see which investment product is right for you.