For my CCetfs portfolio. Im planning to add $SDAY$CDAY$QDAY since i saw they have strong growth and consistent distributions. Well anyway whats your feedback for this? Im open to hear #followme i kinda like hamilton
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Frankie Scalzo@frankie10 · 6h
Ive done a lot of research on qday and trying to find the flaw in it. Ive only been in it about a month or so. But i sold my tech concentrated growth holdings of zqq and qqc and i am buying into qday instead. It has the same growth potential pretty much + dividends. I think its the best choice for tech.
Martin McClellan@star87 · 6h
Hamilton does a very good job protecting NAV and distributions. I couldn’t be more happy being an investor on them and I will keep building up my portfolio 💼 around the Hamilton funds.
Grimace @dsr132 · 6h
I wouldn't say consistent in that it generates the same distributions, it does vary month to month, but their way of doing them is the safest way. Sure it sucks when one month (for example $SDAY was down this month) the etf is down from the previous month, but this is to protect the NAV. You can't have the distributions costing more than what it generates, then you get into a similar situation like the Yield Max.
Umut MUSLU@umutmuslu · 1h
They make up around 18% of my overall portfolio. I’m happy with their performance, even though SDAY has been lagging a bit. My average cost for SDAY is still $23.58. QDAY has been the best performer, while CDAY has also done quite well recently.
terry @weeklydividends · 5h
I have owned Hamilton funds fpr years. Use the DRIP program for more growth.
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