Episode 16 | Cashflow from a Volatile Market with Harvest CIO Paul MacDonald | Harvest Talks

Date

June 17, 2022
Episode 16 | Cashflow from a Volatile Market with Harvest CIO Paul MacDonald | Harvest Talks

Highlights:

As markets turn volatile and investors feel squeezed, Paul MacDonald—Chief Investment Officer and Portfolio Manager at Harvest ETFs—sat down for a podcast outlining why markets are broadly down, what investors should be looking at, and how certain strategies can turn some of this market volatility into cashflow.

Timestamps:

00:47 – Intro
01:30 – Markets in 2022
04:40 – Ways to access defensive strategies
07:46 – Strategies for volatile markets
09:47 – Call options explained
13:55 – How options pricing works
19:08 – How active options strategies work
21:45 – What investors should look for in covered call ETFs

Hosted by:

Harvest CIO Paul MacDonald

Paul MacDonald, CFA

Chief Investment Officer
Harvest ETFs

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David Kitai

David Kitai

Content Writer & Editor
Harvest ETFs

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