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Steadyhand Income Fund Series A (SIF120 $10.63)
- $10.63 P/E (TTM): 13.8X
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Steadyhand Income Fund Series A (SIF120 $10.63)
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Q: HI Guys:
I bought this fund two years ago as part of fixed income side of our portfolio.The distributions have been reinvested in the fund since I bought, the fund currently trades 1% under book value, the fund is 75% bonds and 25% equities, MER 1.04%. Distributions this year look to be around 1.5% if the recent distribution is consistent for the rest of the year. I'm looking at an investment in QLTA which would give me US diversification and is a pure corporate bond fund with a monthly yield 3.1%. I've never been a bond investor usually equities and cash I'm thinking to sell SIF120 and put the money into QLTA for the distribution and a lower MER 0.15%. I realize this may not be apples to apples and higher risk with currency and corporate bonds, would you have a concern with this approach, or any other bond ETF's that are worth consideration the money is in a RRIF account.
I bought this fund two years ago as part of fixed income side of our portfolio.The distributions have been reinvested in the fund since I bought, the fund currently trades 1% under book value, the fund is 75% bonds and 25% equities, MER 1.04%. Distributions this year look to be around 1.5% if the recent distribution is consistent for the rest of the year. I'm looking at an investment in QLTA which would give me US diversification and is a pure corporate bond fund with a monthly yield 3.1%. I've never been a bond investor usually equities and cash I'm thinking to sell SIF120 and put the money into QLTA for the distribution and a lower MER 0.15%. I realize this may not be apples to apples and higher risk with currency and corporate bonds, would you have a concern with this approach, or any other bond ETF's that are worth consideration the money is in a RRIF account.
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Steadyhand Income Fund Series A (SIF120 $10.63)
- $10.63 P/E (TTM): 13.8X
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Steadyhand Income Fund Series A (SIF120 $10.63)
- $10.63 P/E (TTM): 13.8X
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Q: On June 28th, under misc, Donald asked your thoughts on a fixed income fund. I thought of your answer as a possible investment fund for me, but you did not name the fund. Could you please tell me the fund’s name. Thanks.
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