RBC U.S. Banks Yield (CAD Hedged) Index ETF T.RUBH

The ETF invests substantially all of its assets in units of the RBC U.S. Banks Yield Index ETF (the underlying RBC ETF), while seeking to minimize exposure to currency fluctuations between the U.S. dollar and the Canadian dollar. The ETF may also invest directly in and hold the constituent securities of the Solactive U.S. Bank Yield NTR (CAD Hedged) Index or securities intended to replicate the performance of the index The ETF uses derivatives to hedge against fluctuations in the U.S. dollar to minimize exposure to changes in the U.S. dollar relative to the Canadian dollar. The Solactive U.S. Bank Yield NTR (CAD Hedged) Index is an index that includes equity securities of the 21 largest banks based on market capitalization and weighted based on their indicative annual yields such that the seven highest dividend¿yielding U.S. bank stocks each receive a 7.14% weight, the next seven highest dividend¿yielding bank stocks receive a 4.

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Comment by InvrsContrarianon Apr 01, 2024 6:35pm

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RE:Summer

I agree with the weather statements, this is my first cycle for nat gas. I'm not too sure how they handle the pricing for storing the gas away. I mean we have lowered the Max output to around 100 bcf per day from a max of 104 bcf. Storage gets full at 3000 bcf I don't know if we will max out storage but that would be bearish. The gas companies would have to flare the excess. Oil prices moving up and more gas comes with those drill pads. This will be an interesting dynamic. Last summer the swings were incredible. Lots of money to be had then. I think this price jump has to do with the colder weather from. Last week and into this week.

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