Q: If bank stocks generally rise in a rising interest rate environment, would this ETF perform more positively or negatively given that it is also leveraged as the ETF's cost of borrowing would also increase at the same time?
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Q: HI!
I thinking of investing in HCAL but wonder how much growth the Canadian banks have for the next year as they have recovered so well. What are your thoughts?
I thinking of investing in HCAL but wonder how much growth the Canadian banks have for the next year as they have recovered so well. What are your thoughts?
Q: I like the concept of HCAL; investing in Canadian banks with a little extra torque and a higher dividend yield than any of the banks. Is it fine as a long-term hold? I know many of the leveraged ETF's are not suitable for long-term but understand the structure of this one is different. Can you please explain the difference between this and the double and triple levered ETF's.
Do you recommend HCAL for long-term bank exposure.
Do you recommend HCAL for long-term bank exposure.
Q: I have been looking at this for some time and it (appears to me anyway) a great way to get broad exposure to the banks with some limited leverage. What is your take on this ETF??
Q: For a total investment return over a long time frame, which ETF do you think will perform better?
HCAL - Leveraged, No DRIP, 0.65 MER
RBNK - DRIP availablity, 0.33 MER
Thanks,
HCAL - Leveraged, No DRIP, 0.65 MER
RBNK - DRIP availablity, 0.33 MER
Thanks,
Q: Could you give me your take on this ETF compared to investing in the banks directly. Risk level?