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1 YouTube analyst covers BMO Equal Weight Banks Index Mutual Fund (ZEB).
1 analyst has covered ZEB so far…
ZEB is treated as the weaker bank-only ETF, with SBC’s leverage seen as outperforming it over time.
ZEB is presented as an ETF that only has the six banks, and the speaker claims SBC “completely annihilating ZEB over time.” The mechanism cited is leverage: SBC’s amplified returns diverge further when Canadian banks rise sharply.
ZEB (six banks equal weight, no covered calls/leverage) is a reasonable baseline for bank exposure, but the video argues that CBCC still beats it on total returns because CBCC enhances income from options on only the leveraged sleeve while maintaining more upside capture.
Equal-weight six-bank exposure with no covered calls or leverage provides a clean benchmark, but CBCC's options strategy on only the leveraged sleeve delivers better income without sacrificing as much upside. ZEB remains reasonable but not the top-return vehicle.
No official filings surfaced for ZEB yet.
