Sentences with phrase «income equity»

Canadian dividend / income equity funds held sixth place in terms of 15 - year performance.

That's a problem for the person who holds a few income equities and the folks who treat dividend investing as an actual stock picking style.

The Horizons Enhanced Income Equity ETF (HEX), for example, currently sports a yield of over 10 %, yet its total return over the 12 months ending in June was — 11.8 %, worse than the overall Canadian market.

Horizons launched a whole slew of covered call ETFs last year of which the Horizons Enhanced Income Equity ETF (HEX) turned out to be the most popular.

We see rising interest rates ahead, but this headwind for income equities doesn't weaken the case for all...

We see rising interest rates ahead, but this headwind for income equities doesn't weaken the case for all dividend - paying stocks, we believe.

Funds in the Canadian Dividend & Income Equity category must have a stated mandate to invest primarily in income - generating securities and must invest at least 70 % of their equity holdings in securities domiciled in Canada.

The easiest to implement, and the most effective approach, is to hold a combination of the kind of income equities Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld recommends in his dividend - stock service, The Oxford Income Letter, and the types of bonds I recommend in Oxford Bond Advantage.

Both products let you to take equity from your home tax free allowing you to let your other investments grow while maximizing your tax savings on your income

To avoid such concentration, a better choice is Horizons AlphaPro Enhanced Income Equity ETF (HEX - TO).

Income generated for the 1 - year period ending March 31, 2012 Horizons Enhanced Income Equity ETF (HEX): 13.34 % iShares S&P / TSX 60 Index ETF (XIU): 2.25 %

We see rising interest rates ahead, but this headwind for income equities doesn't weaken the case for all dividend - paying stocks.

We see rising interest rates ahead, but this headwind for income equities doesn't weaken the case for all dividend - paying stocks.

Funds in the Canadian Dividend & Income Equity category must have a stated mandate to invest primarily in income - generating securities and must invest at least 70 % of their equity holdings in securities domiciled in Canada.

On surface, this may cause concerns to some investors if the fund is only judged by its return because OAKBX could appear to be lagging S&P 500 Index due to the value approach and the large investment in fixed income equities.

Horizons AlphaPro Enhanced Income Equity ETF (Ticker: HEX) There was a time when dividends and bond coupons could make for a good steady income.

Wages and more broadly the income equity debate have no easy answers for small and larger employers.

We see rising interest rates ahead, but this headwind for income equities doesn't weaken the case for all dividend - paying stocks, we believe.

Total Returns for the 1 - year period ending March 31, 2012 Horizons Enhanced Income Equity ETF (HEX): -11.50 % iShares S&P / TSX 60 Index ETF (XIU): -10.32 %

We see rising interest rates ahead, but this headwind for income equities doesn't weaken the case for all...

They are: Enhanced Income Equity ETF (HEX), Enhanced Income Financials ETF (HEF), Enhanced Income Energy ETF (HEE) and Enhanced Income Gold Producers ETF (HEP).

BMO Global Asset Management's experience in Canada has shown that the Enhanced Income Equity ETFs achieve 90 per cent of the volatility of their respective equity benchmarks.

Interestingly, the second most popular among ETFs launched in 2011 is another covered call product: the Horizons Enhanced Income Equity ETF (TSX: HEX).