Investment Q&A

Q: For all of us who are interested in the fee's charged by Hamilton for HDIV and HYLD ETF'S, straight from Hamilton.


Thank you for your interest in Hamilton ETFs.



As of June 30th, 2025, the MER for HDIV is 1.90%, and the MER for HYLD is 1.87%.



Both can be found on our website in each fund’s financial statements. They’re found under the documents tab on their fund page.



The MER includes the cost of 25% modest leverage, and all performance and distributions are net of fees.



Thank you.



Alex Fozard
Head of Inside Sales

Hamilton ETFs

Q: Looks like I should be putting in HOOD and GLXY for a 2-5 year hold in a TFSA. Should I buy the Cdn or US ones? Any advice regarding target prices?

Q: Hello. What can you tell me about this company and its mining assets? Where are its mines and do they have good grades?

Any big insider positions?

Would you buy the stock and if so, why?

Thanks!

Q: I wanted to buy PRL in USD. I did not realize it was on the pink sheet when purchasing. Is there a concern on this exchange and what are the issues with this, if any?
Happy New Year!

Dave

Q: Over the next six months I am looking to rebuild my preferred share allocation to 8-10% of my investment portfolio. Brookfield Asset Mgmt, Power Financial, Fortis and Intact are of interest. Some perpetual and some rate reset. Any issues with this strategy?

Q: With respect to the class action regarding Lightspeed, they make it difficult to Opt Out of the class action by requiring proof of purchase, number of securities, etc. and I am wondering why it is so difficult. I understand that the lawyers want as many claimants as possible in order to be successful in your action. It seems to read if you don't opt out and the settlement is approved then you will be sent further forms to fill out in order to receive any settlement monies. Your thoughts are appreciated.

Q: Thanks fo r this mornings reply which was great except one question you did not answer and it is this,
From all of the etf's listed which do you suggest to be in TFSA or RRIF?
Thanks.
Terry

Q: is there any reason to expect meaningful growth in TD during the next year or two? I have a full position and I think the yield is down and the stock is getting tired. I am thinking of selling some (e.g. 20%) shares or selling covered calls in some at about 135/share.. What do you think of the stock going forward for the next two years?

Q: For an income seeking investor who has built up a modest portfolio and wealth using institute financial advisors considering doing investing on their to save fees to create more wealth and income, how many hours/ week would one have to spend to monitor, research and buy/sell investments for their portfolio?

Second question/questions what basic investing knowledge should one have or perhaps a better way to ask this question is can you name a few investing courses one could take to be more comfortable investing without the assistance of a financial advisor?

Thanks and seasons greetings to all.

Q: What are the reasons for such a low price for CAR ?

Q: What do you think to invest on RUN .

Q: Can U recommend a book or Books for beginners starting to invest in stock Market please

Q: I am starting to think about my 2026 contribution to my TFSA. I wonder if I might have your highest conviction growth stock pick where risk and volatility are not a concern.

Thanks
David

Q: ROOF recycles reshingles. They shred a shingle and produce 3 different products. The marketplace has a different cycle wherein they shred a shingle to produce road tar. Does ROOF have enough of a differentiator in its product line to sustain the viability of the company long term. Could you provide your opinion on this company's valuation and long term outlook for the next 3 - 5 years?

I have just become a new member; I read questions every day and I am very pleased with the information and website that you have developed. Thank you. I am a regular investor, but as a novice investor your guidance is invaluable.

Q: Could you breakdown the significance of the Abcourt Binding Term Sheet with Glencore AG for Senior Debt Financing and Offtake Agreement.

Thank you for everything over the past 13 years and Merry Christmas!

Q: Would appreciate your advice for RRSP - 15 to 20 concentrated ETF/stocks quality plus growth Portfolio for 3-5 years hold.

Q: I’m looking into Almonty and trying to separate substance from narrative.

Tungsten is often framed as a U.S. critical mineral and the West is clearly dependent on China, but I’m wondering how much that actually translates into shareholder value. Sangdong in South Korea only restarted production in 2025, but it did operate historically and shut down mainly due to pricing and Chinese oversupply rather than geology.

Management also recently hired a former U.S. general into a senior operating role, which could signal an attempt to align with defense or strategic supply chains, though it’s unclear how tangible that is in practice.

What % of portfolio allocation would you recommend? And how do you view the future growth of this company?

Q: Dear 5i. It's time to put the sound investing advice on the back burner for a few days. Take this time to enjoy yourselves with family and friends. Imbibe, indulge at the celebratory buffet, you've earned the rest. Merry Christmas and thank you for all you do for the membership.

David

Q: Not a question but a "thank you" for the timely, unbiased and sensible advice your service provides the DIY investor.

Keep up the great work and "Happy Prosperous New Year"

Q: With the trillions of dollars being invested in the U.S. in 2026, what would be 5 companies that would benefit the most from that.