Hamilton Canadian Financials Yield Maximizer ETF T.HMAX

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[Jonathon Brown]

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[King-of-Kings]

Of course, yes. I do have a lot of it in my TFSA AND my RRIF. It's a great inocme producer and I don't care much about the share price. And due to its nature, it also makes sense in any Non

[Lesalpes29]

Thank you for the answer AI43. Part of my retiring strategy holding HMAX could be a good choice to an amount free of taxes every month? Thank you again.

[Al42]

yes

[Lesalpes29]

Hi people here, I have a question for you. Can we buy hmax in a TFSA or Rrsp account and not be taxes for the div received? Thank you in advance 

[King-of-Kings]

Not sure what you mean by the "return of Capital went negative"? The portion of the distribution (beyond the eligible dividend) and is labelled as Return of Capital. That amount is always

[Quintessential1]

It looks like the payouts as well as the unit price have declined since inception. In fact the unit price and the payout has never been higher than at inception. I see that the unit price hit a low

[joeychen0513]

Thanks - yes I got mine on 8/May and RBC replied that the delay reason is that they wait for the reinvest share price from HMAX...LOL

[JCAT11]

I got mine!

[joeychen0513]

Didn't receive the dividend distribution today as the dividend pay day (7/May) and dont' know why? is checking with RBC Direct Investing and haven't got the reply yet...

[King-of-Kings]

Hamilton Canadian Bank Mean Reversion Index ETF HCA $0.0960 Monthly Hamilton Canadian Bank Equal-Weight Index ETF HEB $0.0690 Monthly

[King-of-Kings]

March 31 payout: $0.1675 Also note that for those of you who aren't aware, the breakdown for 2024 was as follows: Eligble Dividend:        $0.3939 (19.22

[Golferman]

Have bought a position low 9.7's....looking for a rebound next week 

[King-of-Kings]

Covered Calls is an option you give someone to buy the shares you own sometime in the future at an agreed price (Strike Price). For it, you get paid a certain amount of fees... It's called covered

[JrOGInvestor]

I've flagged HMAX / UMAX as front runners for income investment vehicles to carry me into retirement. While it looks like there isn't a whole lot of share fluctuations, by design, the dividend

[King-of-Kings]

HMAX is approaching $15/Share where I started accumulating...  it's nice that contrarty to what many critics have been saying, the company is not burning our capital in favour of