I’m neutral on covercalls, my partner loves them. I have been extremely curious about finding a non-leveraged version of $HDIV but there doesn’t seem to be one. I’m not a brave investor, so I did sell all my $HEQL for $ZEQT (it’s silly but it feels more canadian to me than $XEQT), I didn’t like how HEQL seemed to draw down more than ZEQT in a down day. I also find self-investing stressful. I am semi-retired and it was consuming a disproportionate amount of my time. However, I finally found a video that did a comparison of HDIV to a simulated portfolio, a comparison of $HYLD and $HHIS to their non-leveraged versions. Ben Felix tends to confuse me and his videos are often outside my attention span of 15-20 minutes but this one provides a good analysis and has satiated a lot of my curiosity. https://youtu.be/K3sYY3T7V8k?si=kijruA76j1jghKYq
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Kar Yung Tom@karyungtom · 20d
Try ZEQT-T if you feel better about getting distributions. XIU is the closest "regular" match to HDIV if you wanted something that benchmarks vs. the same Canadian index.
CAPS LOCK ON @theanonymousinvestor · 19d
ONLY MAKES SENSE, IMO, IF YOU'RE NEAR OR IN RETIREMENT AND NEED SOME MONTHLY CASH HANDY. JUST MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A SOLID FOUNDATION OF ETFS OR STOCKS TO HANDLE VOLATILITY.
Imran Bacchus@imranbac · 20d
Hello Richard! The unleveraged version of $HDIV is $CMAX also from Hamilton ETFs. Hope this helps!
An Bh@anbha · 20d
Have you considered EQCC non leveraged version of Eqcl
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