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ZWB
BMO COVERED CALL CANADIAN BANK
stock TSE

Inactive
Aug 2, 2024
17.71CAD-1.556%(-0.28)240,346
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As of Jul 22, 2026 1:14:16 AM EDT (<1 min. ago)
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101 days ago • u/ime1em • r/CanadianInvestor • canadian_bank_etf • C
ZWB is only covered call. It does not have leverage as well. 
sentiment 0.27
101 days ago • u/No-Brain3284 • r/CanadianInvestor • canadian_bank_etf • C
I love how people call this a downturn. Just wait. Compare ZWB to ZEB. Good luck.
sentiment 0.88
41 days ago • u/Next_Yesterday5931 • r/CanadianInvestor • investing_for_cash_flow • B
hey all,
I am new to investing but I have a managed portfolio of long term equities. my wife is American and we are planning to move to the US but will likely spend another year in Canada. I have sold my Toronto house on which I did not have a mortgage so I am sitting on a considerable amount of cash. my plan for the money is to buy a home in the US, some rental property and to invest the rest once we move.
in the meantime we are not working and will be renting a house in the GTA until we move and am looking to invest the money in income generating vehicles. So i am looking for an income generating strategy to help cover living expenses which minimizes capital risk.
My plan is to put the bulk of the money into safe high interest savings with promotional rates and GICs, but I am willing to take some risk on a portion of the money to generate higher cash returns such as dividend paying ETFs and some covered call eTFs.
For dividend ETFs I was thinking:
UTIL, XEI, ZRE and ZMI

For covered call ETFs I was leaning towards:
RNCC, ZWB and QQCC
i was also thinking of throwing some higher yield CCs such as CDAY to get that extra cash flow.

Does this sound like a decent strategy to protect capital while generating passive income? Normally I wouldn’t be too interested in CCs given it seems better just to invest in their non-capped alternatives but given I am not concerned with long term growth but short term cash flow I assume CCs are a good choice.
anyhow - thanks in advance!

sentiment 0.99


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