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Hamilton Canadian Financials YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HMAX $15.44)
- $15.44 P/E (TTM): 9.31X Cap: $1.69B
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Hamilton Canadian Financials YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HMAX $15.44)
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Hamilton Utilities YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (UMAX $13.76)
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Q: I have been asked by a 23 year old to provide suggestions for when she initiates her FHSA.
I immediately thought of the banks , which I believe is the premium Canadian sector for long term growth, growing dividends , and safety. I would also recommend a more Canadian diversified security (UMAX ) for her next purchase. Of the above banking securities ( all owned between my cash, tax free, and registered accounts ), which would you start with ? Would you be comfortable with UMAX as second pick ( admittedly hasn’t done much but provides diversification into large cap companies and a good distribution yield). I am only interested in Canadian securities at this point. Should I be comfortable with this approach? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks. Derek .
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I immediately thought of the banks , which I believe is the premium Canadian sector for long term growth, growing dividends , and safety. I would also recommend a more Canadian diversified security (UMAX ) for her next purchase. Of the above banking securities ( all owned between my cash, tax free, and registered accounts ), which would you start with ? Would you be comfortable with UMAX as second pick ( admittedly hasn’t done much but provides diversification into large cap companies and a good distribution yield). I am only interested in Canadian securities at this point. Should I be comfortable with this approach? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks. Derek .
Any
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Hamilton Canadian Financials YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HMAX $15.44)
- $15.44 P/E (TTM): 9.31X Cap: $1.69B
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Q: HMAX's dividend has been slowly declining since the ETF's inception in 2023. Please offer an explanation for the decline, as well as provide your thoughts on the size of the dividend going forward. This is one of the few investments I hold strictly for the income stream and, if the dividend is likely to continue trending down, I will be moving on. Thank you.
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Hamilton Canadian Financials YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HMAX $15.44)
- $15.44 P/E (TTM): 9.31X Cap: $1.69B
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Q: HMAX ETF pays a dividend of 12%, payout ratio of over 200%, reduces the asset value by the overpayment and unit value is also increased. We would apreciate your comments on the prospects of this ETF and their trading history.
Thanks for your valuable insight.
Thomas
Thanks for your valuable insight.
Thomas
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