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Post by spazzmanon Nov 22, 2011 1:40pm

Pay Day

Horizons Enhanced Income Equity ETFHEX.1123317.27%MonthlyHorizons Enhanced Income Energy ETFHEE.1301121.09%MonthlyHorizons Enhanced Income Gold Producers ETFHEP.1181017.18%MonthlyHorizons Enhanced ...more

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Post by spazzmanon Oct 24, 2011 10:41pm

Dividends up across the board

Horizons Enhanced Income Equity ET HEX .11298 16.66% Monthly Horizons Enhanced Income Energy ETF ...more

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Comment by spazzmanon Oct 20, 2011 6:26pm

RE: I HATE this new format

I strongly agree, this new format is as slow as the old one. The portfolios are harder to read. Information regarding dividend and yield is missing. (not that I ever really relied on ...more

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Post by Michael9144on Oct 20, 2011 9:56am

I HATE this new format

The new format no longer shows time of last trade nor does it display the market indices, I am not happy at all.

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Post by plittle2on Oct 16, 2011 12:05pm

Spazzman.....

Just a short post to thank you for your SH. contributions. I have read your postings on other BB--always informative, particlarly to the unsophisticated investor like myself. Keep up the ...more

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Comment by spazzmanon Oct 15, 2011 11:20pm

RE: Horizon Enhanced Funds do better in a flat...

Yes these funds will not performas well when the market is spiking sharply upwards, because even though acapital gain occurs when the option is called, the fund manager is in the positionof having to ...more

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Post by plittle2on Oct 15, 2011 1:06pm

Horizon Enhanced Funds do better in a flat...

"The Horizon Enhanced funds do better in a flat market in respect to dividends." But in an up market trend does the capital gain that will result after being called away ...more

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Comment by AnalyticalTraderon Oct 14, 2011 2:18pm

RE: RE: NAV as it relates to HEX

That's right, NAV is a good indicator for pricing. Good work!

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Comment by spazzmanon Oct 13, 2011 4:23pm

RE: HEE,X,P,F weighting

Because these Horizon EFT's hold a basket of stocks I don't mind if my weighting in each is above my 'no more then 10%' rule. As for determining the n.a.v. good luck&excl;, these ...more

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Post by plittle2on Oct 13, 2011 9:30am

HEE,X,P,F weighting

These products do best in a range bound market.?If you hold all HEE xp and f, what would your weightings be?

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Comment by gina_cobbon Oct 13, 2011 1:21am

RE: NAV as it relates to HEX

NAV is listed dailyIt pretty well follows the SP +- .05 centsThey do it by buying and selling shares. See Horizonsetfs.comgina

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Post by plittle2on Oct 12, 2011 11:41pm

NAV as it relates to HEX

How is the NAV of HEX impacted by the call option stratagy used with these Horizon ETF"s and is the NAV vs SP a consideration?There was a comment a while back that Horizon "adjusts" in ...more

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Post by uchuckon Oct 07, 2011 5:00pm

Thanks to spazzman

Gosh, someone actually courteous on here!! Thanx, I did bang off the various Prospectuses of Horizon, but will view the videos+ absorb your thoughts to understand what my risks are on these "too ...more

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Comment by spazzmanon Oct 07, 2011 3:20pm

RE: reply to Spazzman:Still Chewing on This One

1) HEX, HEE, HEP & HEF are all IPO's issued early this year before the US debt ceiling FCUK up and prior to the European mess. They were all issued at ...more

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