Index funds and ETFs are a low-cost and low-maintenance way to invest in the stock market. This article explores the S&P 500, TSX 60, SPX ETF, ivv ETF, ETSY, and ETSX, and their potential for maximizing returns.
Understanding Market Cap Weighted Indexes
βοΈIndex funds and ETFs that track major stock market indexes are low cost and do not require stock picking.
πThe S&P 500 represents the top 500 companies in the US stock market, while the TSX 60 represents the top 60 companies in the Canadian market.
π°These indexes are market cap weighted, meaning larger companies have a larger portion in the index.
Exploring High-Yield ETF Options
πΌThe SPX ETF is listed on the Canadian stock market and does not have a 15% withholding tax.
πThe ETF captures 66% of the upside of the S&P 500, but it could be more due to actively managed covered call strategies.
πThe strategy involves writing covered calls on individual companies and the ivv ETF.
πThe ETF ivv is relatively new but already has a significant AUM of 56 million.
FAQ
What is the difference between ETSY and ETSX?
The US option, ticker symbol ETSY, offers a monthly distribution of $192 and is listed on the US stock market. The Canadian option, ticker symbol ETSX, offers a monthly distribution of 16 cents and is listed on the Canadian stock market.
Why does ETSX have a higher yield than ETSY?
The higher yield of ETSX is due to the recent decline in the Canadian market.
How does ETSX compare to ZWC and CNCC?
ETSX has been beating ZWC in performance within a year. ETSX has higher yield and lower fees compared to ZWC and CNCC.
Summary with Timestamps
π 0:20Investing in index funds or ETFs that track major stock market indexes like the S&P 500 or TSX 60 is a low-cost and simple way to capture the entire stock market.
π 3:36The SPX ETF tracks the performance of the S&P 500 Index and enhances yield through active covered call strategies.
π 7:01The video discusses an interesting strategy of writing covered calls on individual companies and the ETF ivv.
π° 10:59The video discusses two investment options, one on the US market and one on the Canadian market, for income investors interested in the S&P 500 and TSX 60 Index with yields of approximately 9% and 10% respectively.
Index funds and ETFs are a low-cost and low-maintenance way to invest in the stock market. This article explores the S&P 500, TSX 60, SPX ETF, ivv ETF, ETSY, and ETSX, and their potential for maximizing returns.
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