Why settle for one market when you can own the world’s? For investors who want monthly income without giving up on growth potential, and without betting on a single market, meet the Harvest All-In-One High Income Shares ETF (TSX: HONE). HONE brings together a global lineup of market leaders in one ticket, pairing broad diversification with the monthly cash flow and growth potential Harvest High Income Shares ETFs are known for.
With U.S., Canadian, and Asian and European markets each facing their own unique economic and market pressures, global diversification can give investors broader opportunities while helping mitigate or sidestep risk concentrated in any one region.
In this piece, we will take a snapshot at each major geographic holding in HONE; the United States, Canadian, and international markets.
US | Global Tech & Unparalleled Market Power
The underlying U.S. securities and investment themes which investors are exposed to when they access the Harvest Diversified High Income Shares ETF (TSX: HHIS)can be compelling attractive.
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Artificial Intelligence Development | Palantir, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, & More
Back in August, we explored the ongoing bull market in the technology space. Moreover, Harvest ETFs Co-CIO James Learmonth’s analysis detailed why the AI push still supports the bull market case. HHIS offers access to companies that are playing key roles in the AI story.
NVIDIA and Broadcom are major manufacturers of high-performance chips, networking technology, and infrastructure that power the computing demands of modern AI systems. Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta are transforming how AI is built, deployed, and experienced, embedding it across cloud computing, search, social media, advertising, and everyday digital products. Palantir is charting a new course forward with AI-powered software that turns complex data into real-world decisions.
American Standouts | Eli Lilly, Costco, SpaceX, & More
The rise of GLP-1s/weight loss drugs and their unprecedented results have consumers and investors excited. Eli Lilly is a global leader in GLP-1 medicines, with blockbuster treatments like Mounjaro and Zepbound. Meanwhile, its expanding obesity and diabetes pipeline gives the company significant long-term growth opportunities as demand for metabolic health treatments continues to grow. See our long-form piece on GLP-1s; The Skinny.
Costco is another key holding in HHIS. Its powerful membership model, loyal customer base, and ability to drive high-volume sales at competitive prices has given the company a durable growth engine with room to expand its global footprint over the long term.
SpaceX is a recent addition to HHIS, after the launch of the Harvest SpaceX Enhanced High Income Shares ETF (TSX: SPXE). SpaceX is reshaping the global space industry through its reusable rockets and StarLink satellite network. It boasts long-term potential across satellite communications, launch services, and next-generation space infrastructure.
Canada | Banks, Energy, & Essential Strength
Canada’s equity market has emerged from the shadow of its southern neighbour over the past two years. The S&P/TSX Composite Index has gained more than 30% in 2025, and has continued to reach new highs in 2026. That momentum reflects a market with genuine breadth: Globally competitive banks, major energy and resource companies, established utilities and telecoms, and technology businesses like Shopify.
The Harvest Canadian High Income Shares ETF (TSX: HHIC)offers a multi-sector portfolio that captures established and trending Canadian companies, including big banks like TD Bank and Royal Bank, energy and resource giants like Suncor and Enbridge, and others like TELUS and Shopify.
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The breadth of quality companies is what makes Canada relevant within a broader global strategy. It is not simply another source of North American exposure, but access to a different collection of sectors, companies, and economic drivers. Adding Canadian equities alongside U.S. and international markets can give investors a more geographically diversified portfolio while maintaining exposure to established businesses and global opportunities.
International | Beyond North America
International equities can broaden a portfolio beyond the North American market, opening the door to companies and industries with different economic drivers and growth opportunities. Europe and Asia are home to established global businesses across technology, financials, communications, and key consumer sectors. This gives investors access to markets that can complement U.S. and Canadian holdings.
Moreover, international equities have outperformed U.S. stocks since January 2025. This has drawn significant investor interest in these portfolios. See the chart below.
The Harvest International High Income Shares ETF (TSX: HHII) provides access to a portfolio of international equities. This includes companies like Spotify, with its platform serving hundreds of millions of users around the world. HSBC Holdings is one of the world’s premier banks. Meanwhile, the Finnish-based Nokia remains a significant player in global telecommunications infrastructure. Companies like this offer exposure to business models and markets that aren’t as directly represented in North American portfolios.
Asia adds another important dimension, particularly through companies like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, a critical supplier to the global semiconductor industry and an important part of the technology supply chain.
The World All In HONE
The Harvest All-In-One High Income Shares ETF (TSX: HONE) combines all three portfolios; HHIS, HHIC, and HHII, in one ETF. The underlying ETFs in HONE are overlaid with active covered call writing strategies to generate monthly cashflow. Modest leverage is applied to enhance income and growth potential.
Get access to the world in one portfolio that seeks to provide a high income, every month, with HONE.
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