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Horizons Active Cdn Bond ETF T.HAD

The investment objective of HAD is to seek long-term returns primarily through maximized interest income and capital appreciation. HAD invests primarily in a portfolio of Canadian debt (including debt-like securities) denominated in Canadian dollars. To achieve Horizons HADs investment objectives, the ETFs Sub-Advisor uses research on Canadian economic conditions and their impact on interest rates to select fixed income securities that, based on the Sub-Advisors view, are believed to offer superior risk adjusted returns relative to passively managed Canadian bond indices.


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Post by uchuckon Oct 18, 2014 11:26am
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Tgarfield is right:Low Volumes a Problem

Tgarfield is right:Low Volumes a ProblemI would recommend BMO's T.ZLB, Low Volatility Fund, not a proud owner yet of TZLB. Has much higher volumes if you need to "get out" to buy your Dream TESLA. 
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