Mike S. Newton, CIM FCSI Horizons Global Dividend ETF HAZ-T COMMENT Jul 03, 2015

One issue he has with any sort of global dividend ETF is that from a tax point of view it is treated as income. Geographic distribution is 70% US, 10% UK and 3.5% Canada. This is not a bad one and he doesn’t have a problem with it.

Expensive, but is actively managed by Guardian Capital using a quantitative methodology to screen global blue-chip companies for growth, profitability and sustainability. In the long term it has been a great exposure to the world.

An active strategy to own the best paying global dividend stocks. Dividends are just one factor. Sometimes they work well and not others. He thinks dividends will underperform for the next 6 months as we consider what Trump’s spending and inflation will look like.

(A Top Pick May 26/16. Up 5.22%.) Global, so it can hold US companies, Canadian companies, etc. This has one of the longer track records, so he can analyse its performance. Has found that it has lower volatility.