I'm glad you showed the charts vs VDY and VGH. Very informative. CMVP and SMVP should be core positions for anyone who is still in the accumulation phase ! Lots of growth potential.
If the fund earns U.S. dividends, the fund itself will pay the 15% withholding tax solely on the dividends behind the scenes. The tax is only recoverable in a non-registered account when you receive your T3 slip as indicated in Box 34.
I'm very new to investing, just starting. Since these new ETFs are basically at their starting price, do they have more growth potential than older ones who are more expensive? I figure, since I can get more shares for my money, would it help with that?
No management fee on the non leveraged option.. nice but the leveraged option will likely outperform even w the fee … crazy how many new ETFs keep coming out non stop
Thanks again for the dive into these new funds. You should do a video on what the differences between which currency a fund is hedged to/with. As we might see the Canadian dollar drop in the near future.
If the fund holding U.S. stocks is hedged, it would be on the U.S. currency so that when the Canadian dollar continues to decline against the U.S. dollar, you would NOT get the benefit
How much of a position do you have in both
I'm glad you showed the charts vs VDY and VGH. Very informative.
CMVP and SMVP should be core positions for anyone who is still in the accumulation phase ! Lots of growth potential.
A brand new fund is probably not the best choice for a core position
Thanks for the update Adrian! More ETFs mean more options for us to choose! It is a great time and easy time for us PII investor. No more excuses.
These could be game changers on the dividend growth ETF market. We really don't have many good ones right now. Like US tickers SCHD for example.
It should be noted that i really appreciate the disclaimer that video is a paid advertisement. Hats off for you transpaency.👍👍
How do they show historic charts of new funds versus the index? They just retrofit the figures as if they've been around for years?
I'm going hard in HHIS. Stick to the plan and be rewarded
Cdz is same as these funds on the Canadian side but Hamilton should do better im glad these funds are soon to be available
Will there be a with holding tax on SWIN in the none registered account?
If the fund earns U.S. dividends, the fund itself will pay the 15% withholding tax solely on the dividends behind the scenes. The tax is only recoverable in a non-registered account when you receive your T3 slip as indicated in Box 34.
Great video, Adriano. Q: Would this mean that the dividends will also increase per year? Since it holds dividend growers.
I'm very new to investing, just starting. Since these new ETFs are basically at their starting price, do they have more growth potential than older ones who are more expensive? I figure, since I can get more shares for my money, would it help with that?
no, share price amounts mean nothing. all that matters is total return
Great USA allocation using Hamilton ETF 25% allocation in SMAX , SWIN , FMAX , QMAX ,
Very good episode Adriano with new interesting income and growth funds
I prefer the leverage version of these funds
Nothing can compare to Harvest’s HHIS & MSTY 🔥
MSTY - A short-term pullback is anticipated due to the new unrealized capital gains regulation potentially impacting the company.
@@YoungN1040yikes
Have you read the news today lol 😂
Yup got in at 12.3.
14:50 - 90% of VDY is in financials and energy-so does CMVP offer a true alternative?
yes, its less concentrated in those
As an income investor, I am more into high income leveraged covered calls. A pass from me on these ETFs…but what do I know.
It doesn't make any sense. Why not buy Qmax, Smax or Hyld?
As an options trader, I'm curious how these perform in terms of volatility. Great breakdown as always!
So cwin is better longterm than cmvp?
i went in on harvest new high income no money left
until next month when you get paid
I was gonna say exactly that…. 😂
Are these better than USSL and QQQL?
No management fee on the non leveraged option.. nice but the leveraged option will likely outperform even w the fee … crazy how many new ETFs keep coming out non stop
This fund. I think is going be great With the leverage
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SMVP,SWIN is taxable in register account in Canada.?
Pumped!!
Thanks for the info
always a great video
Those etf could have been way more levraged imo
SWIN and CWIN enhanced ETF could easily have 30% Call Write ATM ETF for enhanced tax efficient yield
When are they on the mark sir.
Thanks again for the dive into these new funds.
You should do a video on what the differences between which currency a fund is hedged to/with. As we might see the Canadian dollar drop in the near future.
If the fund holding U.S. stocks is hedged, it would be on the U.S. currency so that when the Canadian dollar continues to decline against the U.S. dollar, you would NOT get the benefit
Will you be switching all of your funds to the USD side with looming tariffs and our inept government planning on printing billions?
Say goodbye to the AI boosted SP500 and Nasdaq
These ETFs look like a mutual fund in disguise. I'll pass.
What ? 🤣 It's following an index at 0.19% fees .
SCHD has a longer track record, 3.6 % div plus 12% growth in the div. Easy choice.
@@RickRyck There are just so many options now. These ETFs have to be competitive to attract investor dollars.