CI Canadian Convertible Bond ETF (CXF)

CI Canadian Convertible Bond ETF (CXF $10.28)
- $10.28 Fwd P/E: 79.36X Cap: $52M
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iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD $17.79)
- $17.79 Cap: $98M
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CI Canadian Convertible Bond ETF (CXF $10.28)
- $10.28 Fwd P/E: 79.36X Cap: $52M
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iShares Convertible Bond ETF (ICVT $91.47)
- $91.47 Cap: $2.55B
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Q: Do you have a proxy for CVD? It can be stock or ETF. The reason I ask is it is thinly traded and my purchase exceeds the average daily volume. I’d rather not pick away at small lots to reach my position, or is that what I should actually do?

Thx.

Read Answer Asked by Kelly on August 29, 2022

iShares Canadian Real Return Bond Index ETF (XRB $22.45)
- $22.45 Cap: $303M
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iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB $26.85)
- $26.85 Cap: $2.13B
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iShares Floating Rate Index ETF (XFR $20.04)
- $20.04 Cap: $731M
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iShares Floating Rate Bond ETF (FLOT $50.95)
- $50.95 Cap: $8.92B
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CI Canadian Convertible Bond ETF (CXF $10.28)
- $10.28 Fwd P/E: 79.36X Cap: $52M
- View CXF Profile
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Q: Hi 5i team,

As many do, I currently hold part of my portfolio in fixed income (bond etfs). I am wondering if you can recommend any fixed income or "fixed income like" investments that might hold up best in the current rising rate environment that seems to have a long way to run. I had held ZAG but have switched to VSB with rates rising. Currently even cash is doing better than these however. Thanks!

Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 25, 2022

iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD $17.79)
- $17.79 Cap: $98M
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CI Canadian Convertible Bond ETF (CXF $10.28)
- $10.28 Fwd P/E: 79.36X Cap: $52M
- View CXF Profile
- View Questions on CXF
PH&N Bond Fund Series D (RBF1110 $9.15)
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PH&N High Yield Bond Fund Series D (RBF1280 $11.58)
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Q: 5i Team
I currently own PHN Bond Fund (RBF1110), PHN High Yield Bond Fund (RBF1280) and GICs in my RRSP for the fixed income portion of my portfolio
Would adding a convertible debenture ETF complement the PHN High Yield Bond Fund (RBF1280) or would it be a duplication? The convertible debentures would not exceed 5 % of the total fixed income in the RRSP.
Are there any other Canadian convertible debenture ETFs other than CVD and CXF. Of the two ETFs mentioned, which is your preference?
Is it better to use an ETF for convertible debentures or should I purchase individual company debentures.
Where can I obtain the credit ratings (Moodys/S&P/DBRS) for individual company's convertible debentures.

Thank you for great service.

Read Answer Asked by Stephen on July 03, 2019