Alexei Vertan| Hamilton ETFs
Robert Webb, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager at Hamilton ETFs, was featured on BNN Bloomberg’s The Open on July 15th, 2025, where he shared his thoughts on JPMorgan, Citi, and the U.S. financials sector.| Hamilton ETFs
Hamilton ETFs Announces July 2025 Monthly & Upcoming Semi-Monthly Cash Distributions| hamiltonetfs.com
Canada's First Daily Options ETFs| hamiltonetfs.com
TORONTO, July 3, 2025 – Hamilton Capital Partners Inc. (“Hamilton ETFs”) is pleased to announce the promotion of Jennifer Mersereau as Co-Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, and Patrick (Pat) Sommerville as Co-Chief Executive Officer, effective July 1, 2025.| Hamilton ETFs
DISCLAIMERSource: S&P Global, Solactive AG, Hamilton ETFs. Data from November 18, 2004, to May 30, 2025.| Hamilton ETFs
For centuries, gold has played a key role in preserving wealth and providing financial stability. And while the Gold Standard[1] has long since been abandoned by countries around the world, gold can still play an important role in an investor’s portfolio. Modern portfolios often emphasize equities and bonds, but gold remains a distinct and uncorrelated asset that can offer security during times of uncertainty. In a landscape shaped by inflationary pressures, the strategic importance of gold...| Hamilton ETFs
Invest Like A Champion| Hamilton ETFs
Investing in companies that sustain and/or increase their dividends through different economic cycles is widely regarded as a prudent investing strategy, as sustainable dividend policies typically serve as a proxy for identifying high-quality businesses. Companies with a track record of dividend growth often exhibit strong, reliable cash flows, disciplined capital allocation, and a clear commitment to returning value to shareholders. Such an investing approach can provide a steadily rising in...| Hamilton ETFs
On June 4, 2025, we hosted our 8th Market Outlook with Ed Yardeni where the prominent Wall Street strategist provided his current thoughts on the U.S. economy and stock market, including what is fueling the market’s resilience, where risks still linger, and what could trigger the next move — up or down. See below for the replay.| Hamilton ETFs
Markets have shown remarkable resilience, bouncing back from the lows seen in early April. But beneath this recent resurgence, a key shift has emerged: significantly elevated volatility. While the broader market indices’ year-to-date returns suggest some sense of stability, the volatility seen last month was reminiscent of March 2020 and even the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) — periods marked by far steeper drawdowns.| Hamilton ETFs
WHEN CAN I EXPECT TO RECEIVE CASH DISTRIBUTIONS FROM HAMILTON ETFs?| Hamilton ETFs
DISCLAIMERSource: S&P Dow Jones Indices, Solactive AG, Bloomberg. Data from November 1, 2006 to May 30, 2025.| Hamilton ETFs
DISCLAIMERSource: S&P Dow Jones Indices, Solactive AG, Bloomberg. Data from May 8, 2006 to May 30, 2025.| Hamilton ETFs
Rising geopolitical tensions and renewed fears of a tariff-driven trade war have injected fresh uncertainty and volatility into global markets. To help investors make sense of it all, we sat down on April 8th with prominent Wall Street strategist, Ed Yardeni, to ask five questions that are top of mind for investors.| Hamilton ETFs
The healthcare sector remains an industry of focus for investors looking for both resilience and long-term growth. Unlike cyclical industries, healthcare tends to benefit from consistent demand, as medical needs persist regardless of economic conditions. Aging populations, rising chronic disease rates, and ongoing advancements in treatments ensure that healthcare spending is more a necessary expense than a discretionary one.| Hamilton ETFs
Dividend growth investing is a popular strategy for identifying high-quality companies with strong fundamentals as businesses that consistently increase dividends typically demonstrate resilience, robust profitability, and a solid return on equity (ROE). For investors, this means a reliable income stream and long-term capital appreciation.| Hamilton ETFs
Dividend growth investing is a proven strategy for identifying high-quality companies with strong fundamentals as businesses that consistently increase dividends tend to demonstrate resilience, robust profitability, and a solid return on equity (ROE). For investors, this means a reliable income stream and long-term capital appreciation.| Hamilton ETFs
Uncertainty continues to grip the bond market as shifting economic policies, geopolitical tensions, and the hypersensitivity to the Federal Reserve’s next move keep volatility elevated. With a new U.S. administration, ongoing policy uncertainty, and lingering concerns over inflation and tariffs, investors are facing a fixed-income landscape where volatility appears likely persist well into 2025.| Hamilton ETFs
YIELD MAXIMIZER™ ETFs| Hamilton ETFs
TORONTO, January 9, 2025 – Hamilton Capital Partners Inc. (“Hamilton ETFs”) is pleased to announce that it has temporarily eliminated the management fee for Hamilton Canadian Bank Equal-Weight Index ETF (“HEB”) through to January 31, 2026, such that, until that time, the management fees of HEB will be nil (“Fee Holiday”).| Hamilton ETFs
TORONTO, December 30, 2024 – Hamilton Capital Partners Inc. (“Hamilton ETFs”) confirmed today the annual non-cash distributions (“Non-Cash Distributions”) for its suite of ETFs, all of with trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange, for the year ended December 31, 2024. Please note, this is an update to the estimated Non-Cash Distributions previously announced on December 20, 2024.| hamiltonetfs.com
Rob Wessel was on BNN Bloomberg yesterday to provide his insights on the Canadian banks as they report Q4 2024 earnings, which began with Bank of Nova Scotia. He also discusses valuations for the sector and the key themes for investors to watch for this quarter.| Hamilton ETFs
Despite the S&P/TSX 60 Index returning an impressive +25%[1] gain so far this year, not all sectors and stocks have shared in this growth. TD Bank, one of Canada’s largest financial institutions, has faced significant challenges in 2024, leading to notable declines in its share price (-7.5% YTD1).| Hamilton ETFs
Tax-loss selling, also known as tax-loss harvesting, is a tax management strategy that helps investors reduce their taxable income by realizing (or ‘crystalizing’) losses on underperforming investments held in their non-registered accounts. This approach can be valuable for offsetting taxable gains, managing current or future tax liabilities, and optimizing a portfolio. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of how it works:| Hamilton ETFs
Hot Picks in Financials (BNN Video)| hamiltonetfs.com
Just over three years ago, we launched the Hamilton Enhanced Multi-Sector Covered Call ETF (HDIV), Canada’s first enhanced “all-in-one” covered call ETF. HDIV invests in a portfolio of our YIELD MAXIMIZER™ sector covered call ETFs and has a sector mix “broadly similar” to the S&P/TSX 60. We believe HDIV is most attractive to investors seeking a higher income alternative to the S&P/TSX 60. As it passes its 3-year anniversary, we wanted to share some of HDIV’s major highlights:| Hamilton ETFs
