Videos & Podcasts
Video and podcast commentary from Harvest ETFs professionals
Replay: Market Insights with Jeremy Siegel
Wharton Professor of Finance and author Jeremy Siegel joins Harvest ETFs CEO Michael Kovacs to provide market insights on the Federal Reserve, interest rates, and the 2024 US Election.
TRVL and the Travel & Leisure Sector in 2024 | Harvest Market Minutes: Episode 10
Explore the future of travel and leisure with Harvest ETFs Portfolio Manager Kushal Agarwal as he discusses demand drivers, post-pandemic trends, sub-sector differentiations, risks, and the Harvest Travel & Leisure Index ETF’s strategic positioning.
Episode 16 | Cashflow from a Volatile Market with Harvest CIO Paul MacDonald | Harvest Talks
As markets turn volatile…
Large-Cap Canadian Companies | HLIF
Harvest ETFs President & CEO Michael Kovacs explains how HLIF is built to capture the strengths…
Why Tech still has room to grow | HTA ETF
Harvest ETFs President & CEO Michael Kovacs explains the…
Episode 15 | Why the Travel Industry Forecasts Strong Demand in 2022 with Kushal A & David K
Portfolio Manager Kushal Agarwal..
Why the Healthcare Industry offers defense in volatile markets
Harvest ETFs President & CEO Michael Kovacs explains the…
Travel ETF – Access the powerful trends in Travel & Leisure
Harvest ETFs President & CEO Michael Kovacs explains the short…
Episode 14 | Why the utilities sector deserves your attention with Mike Dragosits & David Kitai
In our latest Harvest Talks Podcast…
Simplify retirement through income
Harvest President & CEO Michael Kovacs outlines the complex challenges Canadian retirees face…
Three key factors in successful Utilities investing
Harvest President & CEO Michael Kovacs explains how investors can maximize the defensiveness…
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