Q: This seems to be a good way to play the US health care sector and receive a substantial dividend (8%+). Is this an ETF you would recommend in an RRSP?
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Q: Can you please comment on the harvest funds and their unusual high distribution. On a general note, I have about 7 years till retirement, is a covered call strategy beneficial?
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
Q: I originally purchased this holding in a registered account when it was an income trust. It converted to an ETF a while back. Since acquiring it this has been a steady dividend payer and I do rely on its income. My cost is greater than its value today. What is your opinion of this stock going forward? Should sell my small position and look to another area>
Q: I understand that HHL distribution is ROC, Is that Capital Gains or return of my money? Is there easy way to check for any distribution?
Thank you
Compliments of the Season.
Cec
Thank you
Compliments of the Season.
Cec
Q: Morning 5iResearch Team,
I am thinking of taking a position on HHL but a little leery about the high dividend yield. Your thoughts on this ETF is much appreciate.
I am thinking of taking a position on HHL but a little leery about the high dividend yield. Your thoughts on this ETF is much appreciate.
- BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB)
- BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU)
- BMO Equal Weight Oil & Gas Index ETF (ZEO)
- Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL)
- Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR (XLP)
Q: What would be your recommended ETF's for the following sectors that would provide safety and a regular monthly income . Financial, Consumer, Utilities ,, Energy, and Healthcare. I have noticed that you generally prefer for retired conservative investors like me to follow more the income portfolio.
Your comments and recommendations are appreciated. Thanks.
Your comments and recommendations are appreciated. Thanks.
Q: Kudos to your new website, it’s very user friendly and a good tool for the small DIY investor!
My inquiry is on a Canadian Healthcare ETF (HHL) which I find interesting in that it includes US companies such as Novartis, Stryker, Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson and Anthem in the top 10 holdings, indicated dividend is north of 8.00%!
Also, if one is to hold it in a TFSA would the dividends be subject to the 15% foreign withholding tax?
Thnx for your great service!!
My inquiry is on a Canadian Healthcare ETF (HHL) which I find interesting in that it includes US companies such as Novartis, Stryker, Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson and Anthem in the top 10 holdings, indicated dividend is north of 8.00%!
Also, if one is to hold it in a TFSA would the dividends be subject to the 15% foreign withholding tax?
Thnx for your great service!!
- Photon Control Inc. (PHO)
- Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN)
- Knight Therapeutics Inc. (GUD)
- Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL)
- CI Tech Giants Covered Call ETF (TXF)
Q: I presently have no healthcare or tech holdings in either my RRSP, TFSA or cash. Am retired,like dividends, but can take some risk.
Looking at having 10% in each sector with HHL (50%),CSH.UN (25%),GUD(25%)in healthcare and TXF(50%),ABT(25%)PHO(25%) in tech.
What do you think of this approach and the individual holdings?
Where would you put each one ( RRSP,TFSA cash)?
Thanks Derek
Looking at having 10% in each sector with HHL (50%),CSH.UN (25%),GUD(25%)in healthcare and TXF(50%),ABT(25%)PHO(25%) in tech.
What do you think of this approach and the individual holdings?
Where would you put each one ( RRSP,TFSA cash)?
Thanks Derek
Q: hi, what do you think of HHL at this price? we are retiring next year and looking for income , do you like HHL or is there something you prefer thx Jack.
Q: There are several health care funds that pay high yield but seem to trade lightly.Is there a lot of uncertainty to them,they seem unloved.Is there any that would seem ok for income and slight growth ?
Q: I was asked to review my sons portfolio and he is a ETF investor mainly. I have a concern with the very high MER of 3.76% current for healthcare Leader income ETF It has a high yield (8.4%) that I think is tempting him but Brand leader fund by the same firm has a mer of 1.44 %. Why the big difference. I see the hhl is advertised and promoted heavily on BNN. Are they charging fund holders for their promo on a under preforming fund? I found a great site The Wealth Game (wealthgame.ca) that lets you calculate the true cost over time of fees. It can be an eye opener for younger people with longer time horizons that are sucked into what they may think are low fees such as 2 or 3 percent. Your views please.
- BMO Equal Weight US Health Care Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZUH)
- Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL)
Q: What is your opinion on HHL
Q: Do you have an opinion on this ETF? It has a yield of 8.8%, utilizing a coverd call strategy.
Q: This stock has basically declined since inception. The current dividend is just over 9%. Is this sustainable for 2017 and onward? What is your opinion of the stock?
- BMO Equal Weight US Health Care Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZUH)
- Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL)
Q: Please comment on these income funds, including the effect of management expenses.
- BMO Equal Weight US Health Care Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZUH)
- Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL)
Q: Hi Guys
Do you think it is time to buy some hhl.un units at this time
Thanks Mike B
Do you think it is time to buy some hhl.un units at this time
Thanks Mike B
Q: Could I please get your opinion of this fund for a RESP.
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
- Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL)
- Manulife Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund Class A Units (MFR.UN)
Q: I am considering buying either mfr.un or hhl.un, mainly for their 8% dividend for a 1 year hold. Would either be affected by a nominal rate increase? Mfr.un could be more stable and might benefit from an interest rate hike,protecting capital whereas hhl.un might be affected byU.S. politics. Could you please give your assessment?