ZLB:CC News and Press, Bmo Low Volatility Canadian Equity Etf From 06/28/22

We’ve heard a lot of recession talk of late, and it’s probably not going away anytime soon, even if the broader markets are dealt some sort of relief. The economy is in a tough spot right now. Economic growth could really slow as central banks begin to tighten. It’s nev...

Bank of Montreal (TSX:BMO) (NYSE:BMO) reported a 4.4% increase in adjusted net income in Q2 fiscal 2022 versus Q2 fiscal 2021. Canada’s oldest bank also announced a 31% year-over-year increase in dividends that should make investors happy. However, the financial sector co...

There are many great Canadian ETFs that have held up much better than either the TSX Index or S&P 500. Undoubtedly, market volatility may be here to stay for the rest of the year. With a growing chance of recession, investors need to ensure their portfolio is in a spot to recover on...

It goes without saying that there is a tonne of volatility and risk in markets these days. However, despite all the risk and uncertainty, there are plenty of investments, both Canadian stocks and ETFs, that you can buy that will protect your capital, giving you the confidence to hold the in...

It’s a hard time to be an investor, with recent market volatility spreading to other alternative assets. Though more rough times could be ahead, as central banks tighten further, I think investors should stay the course rather than looking to react. Yes, it’s a scary time,...

The market weather has been quite nasty of late, with the TSX Index now flirting with a correction. Indeed, the U.S. indices fell into a correction a long time ago. While commodities have kept the Canadian indices afloat on a relative basis, investors had better prepare for more choppiness ...

The S&P/TSX Composite Index surged 376 points on April 28. This triple-digit increase was a much-needed bounce back after the top Canadian index had suffered steep losses earlier in the week. Despite this rebound, investors should not rest easy. Indeed, there are a variety of head...

The S&P/TSX Composite Index plunged 347 points on April 21. Canadian markets battled volatility in late February and early March in the face of geopolitical pressure, but the TSX Index quickly recovered. Experts and analysts appear more pessimistic after the Bank of Canadaȁ...

As we’ve seen over the last few months, owning investments that can both protect and grow your capital is crucial. Many of the high-growth investments that have been top performers in recent years are now underperforming. So, therefore, some of the best Canadian ETFs to buy now will ...

Have you heard of the low-volatility phenomenon? While taking on more (compensated) risks with your investments generally leads to higher returns, there is an exception. Over long periods of time, stocks with lower sensitivity to market movements (called beta) tends to outperform those with...