Hey everyone! We just uploaded a new ETF Deep Dive on the Passive Growth Duo channel. This time we’re looking at HHIS, the Harvest Diversified High Income Shares ETF, and especially that eye-catching 27% yield. HHIS currently pays $0.27 per month on a ~$12 unit price, which works out to roughly 27% annualized. Since launch, it has distributed $4.96 per unit, while NAV is still sitting around $11.99 vs. the original $12.00. Quite impressive... But here’s the real question: Where is that 27% actually coming from, and can it be sustained? That’s what we try to answer in the video. We break down: - How the distribution is funded - Why 63% of the 2025 distribution was classified as return of capital - How the covered call strategy generates cash but also gives up some upside - What leverage is doing to both returns and risk - What needs to happen for HHIS to keep paying at this level - Why NAV and total return matter much more than simply looking at the monthly deposit One thing I think is particularly important: while HHIS owns multiple companies, roughly 83% of the portfolio is concentrated in technology, communication services and consumer discretionary. So this is definitely not your traditional diversified income ETF. It’s a pretty aggressive income strategy built around US growth stocks, leverage and covered calls. If you own HHIS, or you’re considering it, I think this one is worth watching. Full Deep Dive 👇 https://youtu.be/-JsdUkagWLI Do you own $HHIS? If yes, what role does it play in your portfolio?
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Misha G
@misha80 · 18dEdited
Great video! Thank you Personally for me, hhis is a 4% of my portfolio, its role is a "satellite" to QQQ. As long as the 20 underlyings total returns roughly 27% per year, hhis will likely to keep shining, however when the market go upside down, it will underperform badly. So, it is an exceptionally risky investment. Still a pretty interesting set-up to watch.
Adriano
@adrianotrades · 19d
Income and Growth for other investments. 15% of my portfolio
Stu
@stu204 · 18d
Yes, $HHIS plays a massive part in this new portfolio I have for RL educational purposes. Roughly 74% right now. The income used to start this portfolio was taken from another's initial investment that already paid it back. The roll it's playing is a main distribution driver, to kick start the monthly distributions. Going to level off the shares of MSTE to an even number of shares, and already diverting the monthly distributions to $QDAY . $HHIS is currently a constructive ROC investment. 1 year total return of 17.12%, 22% with reinvesting distributions. There has been positive returns without any permanent toxic decay to the NAV. Hoping to hit my QDAY target shares goal & then move on to the next addition.
Stu
@stu204 · 18d
I do own $HHIS & the role it's currently playing in this portfolio is as a distribution driver.
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