Horizons Enhanced Income Gold Producers ETF (HEP.A)

Horizons Enhanced Income Gold Producers ETF (HEP.A $25.03)
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Horizons Enhanced Income Gold Producers ETF (HEP.A $25.03)
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Q: I have a portfolio weighted to US Tech Growth stocks. About a year ago, I sold some companies and moved 10% of my cash into 1) Gold (HEP) 2) Short term bonds (HFR), and 3) a Banking ETF (ZWB) to diversify. These three have proven to be losers for me. Does it make sense to keep any of these three for continued diversification or are there better ways to round out the portfolio with a bit of a safety net? Thanks!

Read Answer Asked by Marc on June 22, 2021