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An ETF Strategy built on two pillars: technology & healthcare
HTA and HHL ETFs offer complimentary exposures, strategies that suit different market conditions
You might already be invested in AI, even if you don’t own tech stocks
More and more companies are using AI in their businesses, driving greater value for shareholders in the process
Retiring without a pension? How to generate retirement income in Canada
Non-registered accounts lack the tax efficiency of RRSPs, but one strategy can help deliver tax-efficient…
HDIF’s portfolio of leaders in a new package
HRIF takes the same portfolio of underlying ETFs but without leverage to deliver consistent cashflow and growth opportunities for…
ETF vs. Mutual Fund: The Key Differences | Harvest ETFs
Understanding the difference between ETF and mutual fund investments in Canada can be key to successful investing. Learn more here!
Sequence of returns risk: challenging retirement in Canada
Sequence of returns risk (SORR) can interrupt Canadians’ retirement plans at a crucial moment, learn why Canadians should consider this risk…
These aren’t your parents’ tech stocks
The technology sector’s reputation for runaway growth without business fundamentals is a bit of a misconception, especially in…
What is concentration risk, and why might it concern tech investors?
The investment risk tied to over allocation to a few companies should be considered for investors looking at sectors with a few…
Looking to invest in AI? Consider a large-cap tech ETF
This TSX listed tech ETF offers high monthly income from covered calls, plus higher growth prospects and risk-return profile from leverage
An Enhanced Tech ETF for Canadians
This TSX listed tech ETF offers high monthly income from covered calls, plus higher growth prospects and risk-return profile from leverage
Why Semiconductors are key to one tech ETF’s AI exposure
This technology ETF offers exposure to large semiconductor companies, which build crucial infrastructure for the rise of AI
What is Return of Capital (ROC)?
Certain ETF distributions can be characterized as Return of Capital (ROC) for tax purposes, learn why that is and what it means here.
HDIF & HRIF grow holdings with addition of Travel Income ETF
TRVI added to the multi-sector portfolios, to augment diversification while delivering high income.
Why technology + income can suit an uncertain market
Markets are hesitant, but large-cap tech has been resilient. Learn why large-cap technology with an income strategy can help investors now
ETF vs Index Fund: The Key Differences
When choosing between index funds and ETFs, Canadian investors often want to know what these are? Read Harvest ETFs Blog here!
Decision making as a business leader, in crises and day to day
Leading in a business demands difficult decisions. Sometimes a crisis forces tough decisions, but don’t underestimate the…
A focus on Brand Leaders for Canadian Investors
The Harvest Brand Leaders Plus Income ETF (HBF) combines high income with a portfolio of the world’s biggest brands. Learn about it here.
Tax efficient retirement income for savings outside registered accounts
Non-registered accounts lack the tax efficiency of RRSPs, but one strategy can help deliver tax-efficient…
How Covered Call ETFs can serve Ultra High Net Worth Investors
Investor category has unique needs and priorities, some of which can be well served…
Investing in the health care sector—better returns than tech?
Are health care stocks the new tech stocks? They could be, in more ways than one. We look at opportunities for equities investors.
Hiring Excellence at one of Canada’s Top Growing Businesses
Harvest ETFs is in a rapid growth stage, and…
Equity income leader launches new ETF for covered call option cashflow
Harvest Diversified Equity Income ETF offers the same underlying…
A High Income Travel ETF
Harvest ETFs builds on the success of Canada’s first Travel ETF to launch an income strategy with a 10.4% initial target yield.
A volatility play for the US bank sector
Portfolio Manager explains why US banks have struggled, where opportunities might appear, and…
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