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An ETF recommendation for Quantitative Hedging. HHF-T tracks the hedge fund index. QAI-N is an alternative in the US. It is a multi-strategy ETF. They both do a reasonable job. Over a 10 year period of time when equities doubled, these were up 20-40%. Now, though, some of these ETFs might be right for you.
An ETF recommendation for Quantitative Hedging. HHF-T tracks the hedge fund index. QAI-N is an alternative in the US. It is a multi-strategy ETF. They both do a reasonable job. Over a 10 year period of time when equities doubled, these were up 20-40%. Now, though, some of these ETFs might be right for you.
An ETF recommendation for Quantitative Hedging. HHF-T tracks the hedge fund index. QAI-N is an alternative in the US. It is a multi-strategy ETF. They both do a reasonable job. Over a 10 year period of time when equities doubled, these were up 20-40%. Now, though, some of these ETFs might be right for you.
An ETF recommendation for Quantitative Hedging. HHF-T tracks the hedge fund index. QAI-N is an alternative in the US. It is a multi-strategy ETF. They both do a reasonable job. Over a 10 year period of time when equities doubled, these were up 20-40%. Now, though, some of these ETFs might be right for you.
The fixed income of people's portfolios is severely impaired. In this ETF the distribution is the coupon earned and not the yield to maturity. The distribution is higher. He would prefer short term corporate bonds, XCB-T.
The fixed income of people's portfolios is severely impaired. In this ETF the distribution is the coupon earned and not the yield to maturity. The distribution is higher. He would prefer short term corporate bonds, XCB-T.
Most people buy it for the dividend yield. He likes the relative safety. His preferred way to play Telcos, utilities and pipelines is with an ETF, ZWU-T. It is a covered call strategy with about 7% yield and is much more diversified than picking one stock. But you can't help liking BCE-T regardless.
Most people buy it for the dividend yield. He likes the relative safety. His preferred way to play Telcos, utilities and pipelines is with an ETF, ZWU-T. It is a covered call strategy with about 7% yield and is much more diversified than picking one stock. But you can't help liking BCE-T regardless.
