Market Views

A strong investment portfolio starts with a solid foundation. Just like a well-built house, your investments need core holdings that provide stability and long-term growth. Learn strategies to build a resilient, well-balanced investment strategy that stands the test of time – without the guesswork.

Here’s how an equally weighted portfolio of healthcare, utility, and consumer staples ETFs could provide better downside protection and reduce volatility.

An investment in an ARK ETF is subject to risks and you can lose money on your investment in an ARK ETF. There can be no assurance that the ARK ETFs will achieve their investment objectives

CDRs offer Canadian investors a seamless gateway to global markets, minimizing currency risks, enabling fractional ownership, and facilitating international diversification, all in Canadian dollars

Here's a look at how structured outcome ETFs can help limit volatility and drawdowns for investors with a lower risk profile.

One of the more important themes over the past several months has been the sell-off in the long-end across numerous jurisdictions. Of course, this theme has been led by a combination of macro and idiosyncratic factors – the latter of which has resulted in considerable spillover effects.

Are you looking to potentially generate better risk adjusted returns by benefitting from both directions of the market? Discover BMO’s approach to Long Short ETFs!

When one hears the term ‘American exceptionalism’, for some investors, the first images that come to mind are perhaps that of a certain President-elect and his inclinations towards jingoism.

Here’s a look at the different ways investors can express a view on Canada’s banking sector via ETFs. The quote is worth keeping in mind for investors who want a framework to contextualize the results of the U.S. election. After all, the parallels between the 2016 and 2024 electoral cycles are there

When it comes to investable themes, Mark Twain’s famous quote comes to mind: “History doesn’t always repeat itself, but it does rhyme.” The quote is worth keeping in mind for investors who want a framework to contextualize the results of the U.S. election. After all, the parallels between the 2016 and 2024 electoral cycles are there