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HAMILTON GOLD PRODUCER YIELD MAXIMIZER ETF
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I think it depends a lot. I admittedly kinda like CC funds, provided they aren't insanely leveraged, have an underlying that I understand, and don't write on too high a proportion of their holdings. I think in a choppy market when I am otherwise a bit unsure of things, having some income on ETF's that track their underlying can be nice for a portion of my portfolio but I am not sure they're a great move in a bull market nor am I totally convinced of their long term viability.
Even ones that face constant nav erosion are sometimes surprisingly okay in terms of total returns but I consider getting a "40% return" while losing 22% via nav erosion to be pretty misleading, and frankly it sounds like a bit of a nightmare to keep track of how you're actually doing with those.
So something like CDAY, BANK, AMAX, even UTES despite it really being in a rut over telus, I don't necessarily think are bad products for what they are. I am no expert mind you. But like the Nasdaq ones from the US that pay weekly and claim a 40% return but regularly lose over 20% are financial horror to me.

I think it depends a lot. I admittedly kinda like CC funds, provided they aren't insanely leveraged, have an underlying that I understand, and don't write on too high a proportion of their holdings. I think in a choppy market when I am otherwise a bit unsure of things, having some income on ETF's that track their underlying can be nice for a portion of my portfolio but I am not sure they're a great move in a bull market nor am I totally convinced of their long term viability.
Even ones that face constant nav erosion are sometimes surprisingly okay in terms of total returns but I consider getting a "40% return" while losing 22% via nav erosion to be pretty misleading, and frankly it sounds like a bit of a nightmare to keep track of how you're actually doing with those.
So something like CDAY, BANK, AMAX, even UTES despite it really being in a rut over telus, I don't necessarily think are bad products for what they are. I am no expert mind you. But like the Nasdaq ones from the US that pay weekly and claim a 40% return but regularly lose over 20% are financial horror to me.