Meant to say "First Year" @01:55 and "July 2021" @03:20. Make sure to check out my other HDIV videos: th-cam.com/video/I_xDRGVrd8g/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/P9rmyR7S0LA/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/G7j4bBF0Mt8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Adrian and Rob. These are my two favourite CC ETFs. Love the diversity and approach. I’ll be gradually adding more over the next few years as I switch out some growth to income to be ready for the day we can live off these. It’s a few years yet but exciting to see a path to financial freedom with PII.
Incredible video, appreciate that you touch on these funds every few months, these two have a big weighting across my portfolios. Will add more throughout the years!!!!! Thx for all the info you and your guests provide....extremely helpful!!!! Have a great rest of your weekend.....cheers
Thanks Adrian, I am glad I discovered these ETF’s through your Channel. I will be retiring this year and feel confident on the monthly income these investments produce.
Hey Adrian , great video and interview , I don’t hear you ever mention HCAL(the 6 major Canadian banks) from Hamilton ETFs ..they have raised there dividend from .087 to .127 in 2 years ? Any opinion on that etf ? Thanks pal .
As of today, HDIV is "consolidating" at a high premium price so after a consolidation period sometimes the price pulls back! Waiting for that pullback to purchase it at a discount! Also, RS today is pulling back so we shall see the price will decrease from its premium closer to discount prices. Patience!!! We want another "Christmas sale" on the stock market eh! Marc from Brandon investing showed 6 general indicators used to gauge of probability of a true bottoming of prices. It appears a pull back is more possible and probable. I hope so. I am in cash right now waiting for more GDV, HDIV, and RS. 😊👍🇨🇦
Hey Meg, i am not sure what you mean regarding HDIV. Its an ETF so the NAV will always be close to the Market price. Its only with CEFs like RS and GDV where we can maybe snatch deals. But that is usually in a crappy, down market. Not the case right now so most CEFs are trading at premiums.... how funny is it that as PII investors we always want the market to "GO DOWN" lol its a privilege... P.S. in my opinion all that signal stuff is a bunch of nonsense :)
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting Adriano, briefly, I realize you feel it is nonsense re: signal stuff, you have stated your position many a times in several of your presentations. I can respect your position. The one point that is crystal clear with ETFs, as well as with other investing vehicles, is that although PII's respect the NAV price not all investors buying HDIV are PII's. There are thousands that are traders. Traders have influence to push the price up and down mostly based on sentiment and fear. it is there fear that I love to harness as opportunity. Sounds cruel when I write it this way but it is true. So these traders buying HDIV means I can have fun watching on stock charts where the price stands relative to a few very successful indicators that I have enjoyed learning and applying over the past few decades. As much as how I understand your position on not paying attention to stock charts, I like to "Play the game" a bit with these day traders and when they show fear and sell off HDIV pushing the price down, BOOM! I have my stink bid ready for it to trigger! So much fun! I get a real buzz from it all. Especially when you have waited for the fear of the traders to kick in. Then, as a die hard PII, I hold the investment for years and years, adding on the pull backs. So much fun right now as I sit in cash waiting for discount prices in both ETF's and CEF's. As a matter a fact, minutes ago in the TFSA I put in a stink bid for CEF RS. I sold crr.un, bre and ax.un in TFSA to switch them for RS. No need to explain why, you keep showing it over and over and over again about why in most of your presentations. Lets see where HDIV goes from here Adriano. Yes, its Nav is 16.32 and it sits at this moment around 16.21. But I want to see it pull back down to where it was last month in the 14 dollar range. I have 1000 shs as I dipped my toe in it last month at an awesome discount. So, let's go there traders and your fears! Pull down that price so us PII"s can come in and swoop more up and hold it for years to come enjoying the income stream📈$📉 Adriano, your channel has certainly added a lot more fun to the trading "game." Keep up the good work. Your acquaintance, Adam B., Parallel Wealth Channel, did a segment on inexpensive places to move when in retirement and he mentioned your name and location as one of the nice spots to go. You are on the right track 💯👍Love your statement, "If you are not making money while you sleep you will be working until you die!" I get a kick out of that comment. Always good to hear from you no matter if we differ slightly on a point of view re: stock charts and indicators. All good stuff. Now, let us have fun waiting for these pull backs so us PII"s can buy more and hold for years to come! Cheers East Canada, Meg🙏🇨🇦
I have about $10K of HDIV, but I am getting killed on the reduced market value. Do you see that downside continuing? I also have about $155K in HYLD with the same issue. Thoughts?
The reason I ask is I’m thinking of selling ZWC and I finally found your video when you sold yours and you replaced it with DS. Would this be a good time to buy DS at 7.80 or is that a premium price or discount ?
Well done Adrian! I was hoping you would review the difference between the HYLD vs HYLD.U. Yes, the HYLD.U is in US funds but do you see an advantage holding it that way? You've mentioned why your RRSP has US investments, avoiding 15% taxes but the HYLD.U doesn't have that tax, so can be held in cash account or TFSA. What's your thoughts?
I did the same but later also realized that diversified to more Etfs won't negatively effect return. HDIF and HDIV are both very similar, in the figure I may sell out of HDIV for HDIF
I bought all your crap, HDIV QYLD JEPI etc.. all down huge. And even w the monthly payout, the etf just drops the exact same price the next day, meanwhile the mkts are rocking. Missed out on thousands of $$$.
If you don’t understand the income strategy and what buy and hold means . No problem , but don’t call it crap . Have fun stock picking and being a slave to what the market does . I’ll be on the beach , retired and drinking margaritas
Hi John, I understand you would feel slighted with your unrealized losses (in you still are holding them and did not sell.) Take a deep breath here. Things will be OK John. Passive income investing is about looking at buying to hold for only the dividend income stream. If you use the NAV of the "crap" you bought as a guide about what is a good entry price, slightly above as premium or better at a discount, that might appease your need to see the price go up. John, passive income investing is about seeing that monthly income stream from the dividends. If you want to be a trader this is not the style of investing that appears to suit your needs. Take a deep breath. It will be OK if you hold on to them for years and eventually you might realize the joy of receiving the dividend income. Cheers from East Canada.....long time buy and hold investor with quality dividend paying investment vehicles. John, slow and steady wins the race my friend. You got this!👍
@@MegsCarpentry-lovedogs Hey Meg love dogs. Funny story, but dogs are exactly what this guy is pushing. So let me explain what most people "should do". If you are younger, ie 20's, 30's, you have a super power, the power of compounding earnings. A hard lesson for a kid, but yeah, if that is your audience, you should explain the enormous power of time value and exponential growth. (And naturally an explanation of how credit card or any high interest debt can be detrimental to any long term investment plan). I started the original blog w Mike Burry, and after 25 years, I think I know a charlatan when I see one. Just one example, ORC that this guy is pumping has zero chance of returning anything near what they are losing on deal. Any pretend analyst would have read their annual/quarterly reports and know this is a scam. Yet here he is, pumping this. If you are ok trading, then simply follow my calls get rich, I have been doing this for over 25 years and charge nothing. Else, follow some flea bit scumbag, and lose all your $. Up to you. PS I didn't really buy his crap, just wanted to get some peoples attention... Link to my blog: facebook.com/groups/64628410663
Hey Adrian great video again , want your opinion on using Questrade ? How is it working for you? Please let us know again keep it up and will be looking at booking a 1 on 1 soon as I have just moved back to Ontario from BC
Hi Adrian, not adding anymore Canadian stocks due to foreign taxes here in the states. Anyway you can mirror your portfolio stocks with similar U.S. ones? Video perhaps. I’ve added SVOL, QYLD, RYLD, ORC and CLM.
Yes of course . If you’re in the us , I would not invest in Canadian stocks . You have the best stick market in the world … have you see my playlist for u.s. listed funds ? And my retirement account ? I show it at the beginning of every portfolio reveal
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting Thanks! I really wish there was one for industrial metals though. This one seems to be just gold and precious metals, which is included in HDIV. Much appreciate the vids!
I like HDIF a lot, but have been holding off buying into the Hamilton funds because of the extremely high expense. The MER on HDIV is 2.09% + the TER of 0.27% = 2.35%. So, if I invest $10,000 I'm paying $235 a year to essentially hold an index with a bit of leverage? Sounds like an atrocious investment. Please ask Rob about the fees and expenses next time you chat.
its because of the leverage and the fees of the underlying. my advice: stop looking at fees, look at the returns which are NET of fees. lower fees don;t = higher returns. JUST looking at fees is bad if not worse as JUST looking at stock prices....
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting "and the fees of the underlying" so the 2.35% includes the fees of all the other portfolio managers? I don't understand. This is a concern of mine. I'm asking you to ask Rob Wessel to talk about the fees on camera next time you have him on the show.
Meant to say "First Year" @01:55 and "July 2021" @03:20.
Make sure to check out my other HDIV videos:
th-cam.com/video/I_xDRGVrd8g/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/P9rmyR7S0LA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/G7j4bBF0Mt8/w-d-xo.html
HDIV and HYLD my two favorite passive income ETFs.
Excellent update - HDIV - HDIF-HYLD are staples of my portfolio thanks to this channel!
Thanks Adrian and Rob. These are my two favourite CC ETFs. Love the diversity and approach. I’ll be gradually adding more over the next few years as I switch out some growth to income to be ready for the day we can live off these. It’s a few years yet but exciting to see a path to financial freedom with PII.
I literally just bought this before watching Adrian’s review . I love these videos! Keep up the good work
Adrian and Rob have provided exceptional content. Invaluable insight and transparency. Thank-you!
Absolutely love hdiv and hyld , we hold both in 4 of our 5 trader accounts, another great vid Adrian , thanks as usual, lovin life as a PII.
Really like HDIV and HYLD from Hamilton. Looking to expand my exposure over the next month.
Incredible video, appreciate that you touch on these funds every few months, these two have a big weighting across my portfolios.
Will add more throughout the years!!!!!
Thx for all the info you and your guests provide....extremely helpful!!!!
Have a great rest of your weekend.....cheers
Thanks for another great video Adrian. HDIV, HYLD, as well as Harvest HDIF are my top holdings.
Good choice!
i will be happy to see goldsman sach or blackrock in portfolio of hyld
Thanks Adrian, I am glad I discovered these ETF’s through your Channel. I will be retiring this year and feel confident on the monthly income these investments produce.
Great !
I will be long time holder of hdiv and hyld
100 % agree 👍
Hey Adrian , great video and interview , I don’t hear you ever mention HCAL(the 6 major Canadian banks) from Hamilton ETFs ..they have raised there dividend from .087 to .127 in 2 years ? Any opinion on that etf ? Thanks pal .
sure ive talked about it when i did a review of all of Hamilton's funds , that is the best for " total return" off the 6 banks, but not maximum income
As of today, HDIV is "consolidating" at a high premium price so after a consolidation period sometimes the price pulls back! Waiting for that pullback to purchase it at a discount! Also, RS today is pulling back so we shall see the price will decrease from its premium closer to discount prices. Patience!!! We want another "Christmas sale" on the stock market eh! Marc from Brandon investing showed 6 general indicators used to gauge of probability of a true bottoming of prices. It appears a pull back is more possible and probable. I hope so. I am in cash right now waiting for more GDV, HDIV, and RS. 😊👍🇨🇦
Hey Meg, i am not sure what you mean regarding HDIV. Its an ETF so the NAV will always be close to the Market price. Its only with CEFs like RS and GDV where we can maybe snatch deals. But that is usually in a crappy, down market. Not the case right now so most CEFs are trading at premiums.... how funny is it that as PII investors we always want the market to "GO DOWN" lol its a privilege... P.S. in my opinion all that signal stuff is a bunch of nonsense :)
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting Adriano, briefly, I realize you feel it is nonsense re: signal stuff, you have stated your position many a times in several of your presentations. I can respect your position. The one point that is crystal clear with ETFs, as well as with other investing vehicles, is that although PII's respect the NAV price not all investors buying HDIV are PII's. There are thousands that are traders. Traders have influence to push the price up and down mostly based on sentiment and fear. it is there fear that I love to harness as opportunity. Sounds cruel when I write it this way but it is true. So these traders buying HDIV means I can have fun watching on stock charts where the price stands relative to a few very successful indicators that I have enjoyed learning and applying over the past few decades. As much as how I understand your position on not paying attention to stock charts, I like to "Play the game" a bit with these day traders and when they show fear and sell off HDIV pushing the price down, BOOM! I have my stink bid ready for it to trigger! So much fun! I get a real buzz from it all. Especially when you have waited for the fear of the traders to kick in. Then, as a die hard PII, I hold the investment for years and years, adding on the pull backs.
So much fun right now as I sit in cash waiting for discount prices in both ETF's and CEF's. As a matter a fact, minutes ago in the TFSA I put in a stink bid for CEF RS. I sold crr.un, bre and ax.un in TFSA to switch them for RS. No need to explain why, you keep showing it over and over and over again about why in most of your presentations.
Lets see where HDIV goes from here Adriano. Yes, its Nav is 16.32 and it sits at this moment around 16.21. But I want to see it pull back down to where it was last month
in the 14 dollar range. I have 1000 shs as I dipped my toe in it last month at an awesome discount. So, let's go there traders and your fears! Pull down that price so us PII"s can come in and swoop more up and hold it for years to come enjoying the income stream📈$📉
Adriano, your channel has certainly added a lot more fun to the trading "game." Keep up the good work. Your acquaintance, Adam B., Parallel Wealth Channel, did a segment on inexpensive places to move when in retirement and he mentioned your name and location as one of the nice spots to go. You are on the right track 💯👍Love your statement, "If you are not making money while you sleep you will be working until you die!" I get a kick out of that comment. Always good to hear from you no matter if we differ slightly on a point of view re: stock charts and indicators. All good stuff. Now, let us have fun waiting for these pull backs so us PII"s can buy more and hold for years to come! Cheers East Canada, Meg🙏🇨🇦
I have about $10K of HDIV, but I am getting killed on the reduced market value. Do you see that downside continuing? I also have about $155K in HYLD with the same issue. Thoughts?
yeah, stop looking at the stock price and your paper fantasy losses that don't exist
Great job!! Thx for doing this!, Btw, can you later on discuss how SAFE it is to invest with Hamilton or Harvest ETFs? Thx!
Great video brother, thanks for sharing!
Great video and kudos to Rob & you Adriano on a great presentation!
HDIV AND HYLD 💕
Did HDIV hold ZWC ? I thought it did or am I thinking it was in a different all in one ETFs?
it never did, no it holds ZWU and ZWB
The reason I ask is I’m thinking of selling ZWC and I finally found your video when you sold yours and you replaced it with DS. Would this be a good time to buy DS at 7.80 or is that a premium price or discount ?
Liked 👍 Thanks
Go higher with HYLD
Amazing video Adrian! Great work!
Great Job thumbs up.
Thank you! Cheers!
Why are you showing HYLD ad HYID? Confusing.
??
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting
It's in the chapter descriptions as "HYID". Fooled me too, I was excited for a new cc fund reveal!! :)
Well done Adrian! I was hoping you would review the difference between the HYLD vs HYLD.U. Yes, the HYLD.U is in US funds but do you see an advantage holding it that way? You've mentioned why your RRSP has US investments, avoiding 15% taxes but the HYLD.U doesn't have that tax, so can be held in cash account or TFSA. What's your thoughts?
Yup that’s fine . Same thing but US dollars
Great video Adrian. Thank you.
Thanks,!
Welcome!
Great video. I chose to buy HDIF instead which has worked out thus far. Any thoughts on HDIF, a Harvest ETF?
I did the same but later also realized that diversified to more Etfs won't negatively effect return. HDIF and HDIV are both very similar, in the figure I may sell out of HDIV for HDIF
We’ll I made a video on it ….
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting I have to search for it then...
Great video! been enjoying HDIV
Hi!
Great vidéo!
Next time can you ask if they think of doing a européenne etf like hdiv or an emerging market one?
Thanks!
Awesome Awesome vid=)
Do the underlying etfs also use leverage?
only HFIN
I bought all your crap, HDIV QYLD JEPI etc.. all down huge. And even w the monthly payout, the etf just drops the exact same price the next day, meanwhile the mkts are rocking. Missed out on thousands of $$$.
If you don’t understand the income strategy and what buy and hold means . No problem , but don’t call it crap . Have fun stock picking and being a slave to what the market does . I’ll be on the beach , retired and drinking margaritas
Hi John, I understand you would feel slighted with your unrealized losses (in you still are holding them and did not sell.) Take a deep breath here. Things will be OK John. Passive income investing is about looking at buying to hold for only the dividend income stream. If you use the NAV of the "crap" you bought as a guide about what is a good entry price, slightly above as premium or better at a discount, that might appease your need to see the price go up. John, passive income investing is about seeing that monthly income stream from the dividends. If you want to be a trader this is not the style of investing that appears to suit your needs. Take a deep breath. It will be OK if you hold on to them for years and eventually you might realize the joy of receiving the dividend income. Cheers from East Canada.....long time buy and hold investor with quality dividend paying investment vehicles. John, slow and steady wins the race my friend. You got this!👍
@@MegsCarpentry-lovedogs Hey Meg love dogs. Funny story, but dogs are exactly what this guy is pushing. So let me explain what most people "should do". If you are younger, ie 20's, 30's, you have a super power, the power of compounding earnings. A hard lesson for a kid, but yeah, if that is your audience, you should explain the enormous power of time value and exponential growth. (And naturally an explanation of how credit card or any high interest debt can be detrimental to any long term investment plan).
I started the original blog w Mike Burry, and after 25 years, I think I know a charlatan when I see one. Just one example, ORC that this guy is pumping has zero chance of returning anything near what they are losing on deal. Any pretend analyst would have read their annual/quarterly reports and know this is a scam. Yet here he is, pumping this. If you are ok trading, then simply follow my calls get rich, I have been doing this for over 25 years and charge nothing. Else, follow some flea bit scumbag, and lose all your $. Up to you.
PS I didn't really buy his crap, just wanted to get some peoples attention... Link to my blog: facebook.com/groups/64628410663
Hi Adrian, just wondering when might version 4 be coming out? Got version 3 recently :)
very soon :)
Hey Jimmy, you follow Adrian too? Love to compare notes with you when next we meet!
@@angelinachow1011 Yes, love to compare notes with you as well, although I am just a beginner. :)
Hey Adrian great video again , want your opinion on using Questrade ? How is it working for you? Please let us know again keep it up and will be looking at booking a 1 on 1 soon as I have just moved back to Ontario from BC
Ill talk about Questrade in tomorrow's video :)
Love my HDIV/HYLD.
Quick question , are we getting a video on the Canadian version of QYLD ? ( QQCC - Horizons ETF ) :D
😉
Hi Adrian, not adding anymore Canadian stocks due to foreign taxes here in the states. Anyway you can mirror your portfolio stocks with similar U.S. ones? Video perhaps. I’ve added SVOL, QYLD, RYLD, ORC and CLM.
Yes of course . If you’re in the us , I would not invest in Canadian stocks . You have the best stick market in the world … have you see my playlist for u.s. listed funds ? And my retirement account ? I show it at the beginning of every portfolio reveal
hdiv does the mer add for each fund and hdiv mer , for double mer
Yes Hamilton pays the fees of the underlying . It’s only normal …
is there no canadian mining or metals etf, or am I missing something?
Yes there is … glcc
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting Thanks! I really wish there was one for industrial metals though. This one seems to be just gold and precious metals, which is included in HDIV. Much appreciate the vids!
it is four point five three percent, not four point fifty three percent
Lol gimme a break pal
@@PassiveIncomeInvestingsorry, but point fifty three percent is like fingernails on a chalkboard to a person who does math
@@rb239rtr Exactly. I totally understand where you are coming from on this. Hang in there🙏🇨🇦
How do you like it when the gas price sign says 1.99.9 ?
Since I respect math , I apologize
Adrian you need some life in your background. I know the move is still fresh but I hope to see some vibrancy in your surroundings very soon.
The content is the vibrancy my friend!
Soon … I’m trying to find a place that can print a nice logo decal .
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting Best PII content on TH-cam. I have all faith you have grand plans. Keep doing what your doing.
Great video i love this info.
Glad it was helpful!
I like HDIF a lot, but have been holding off buying into the Hamilton funds because of the extremely high expense.
The MER on HDIV is 2.09% + the TER of 0.27% = 2.35%.
So, if I invest $10,000 I'm paying $235 a year to essentially hold an index with a bit of leverage? Sounds like an atrocious investment.
Please ask Rob about the fees and expenses next time you chat.
its because of the leverage and the fees of the underlying. my advice: stop looking at fees, look at the returns which are NET of fees. lower fees don;t = higher returns. JUST looking at fees is bad if not worse as JUST looking at stock prices....
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting "and the fees of the underlying" so the 2.35% includes the fees of all the other portfolio managers?
I don't understand. This is a concern of mine. I'm asking you to ask Rob Wessel to talk about the fees on camera next time you have him on the show.
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting Exactly....maybe he doesn't understand what NET means?