Q: HYLD will be starting to trade Feb 7 on the TSX and they are planning to offer a huge 10% yield. It will use a similar strategy to HDIV which invests in an equal weight of covered call ETFs and levered 25%. Any thoughts on both for income?
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Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Bank ETF (HCAL $37.62)
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Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Covered Call ETF (HDIV $21.20)
Q: For a consistent and reliable distribution, and some growth, HCAL or HDIV or some of both?
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BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC $21.13)
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Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Covered Call ETF (HDIV $21.20)
Q: For safety ZWC or HDIV? THX. JAMES
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Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Bank ETF (HCAL $37.62)
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Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Covered Call ETF (HDIV $21.20)
Q: I'm intrigued by these new slightly leveraged ETF's HCAL and HDIV . HDIV has only been around for a few months but HCAL has a year under it's belt going from $15 to $23 . Could 5I give me the percentage of return for each in that time period of HCAL, ZWB, and ZEB { dividend plus capital gain } ? So I can do a little comparing ....And would it be safe to assume any deviation would indicate the effect of the leverage used ? And can I assume that the construction of HDIV { I'm a sucker for high yield } will react similarly ? I am considering what for me would be large positions { 5%-7% } as part of the relatively safe equity income part of my portfolio ? Would you endorse my thesis that they are relatively safe among their unleveraged peers ?
Q: Can I have your thoughts on this new ETF. Would you consider it a good buy, if not, what would be a comparable ETF?