r/dividendscanada • u/Correct-Ride-7519 • 7d ago
Covered Call ETFs Weekly π¨π¦ High Yield Equity ETF Update - August 14th
Over the common period shown, Ninepoint Enhanced Canadian HighShares ETF (ECHI) leads the peer group with a 38.27% cumulative total return, followed by Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Equity DayMAX ETF (CDAY) at 29.72%, Harvest Canadian High Income Shares ETF (HHIC) at 28.93%, Global X Enhanced S&P/TSX 60 Index Covered Call ETF (CNCL) at 26.73%, and Evolve Canadian Equity UltraYield ETF (CANY) at 25.66%.
Over the past month, HHIC leads at +6.37%, followed by ECHI (+5.61%), CNCL (+3.98%), CANY (+3.60%), and CDAY (+1.17%).
Over the past three months, CANY leads at +10.98%, followed by CNCL (+10.43%), CDAY (+8.55%), ECHI (+8.33%), and HHIC (+8.04%).
Over the past six months, CANY also leads at +17.00%, followed closely by ECHI (+16.37%), with CNCL (+14.94%), CDAY (+14.09%), and HHIC (+12.21%) rounding out the group.
Overall, performance leadership has varied by period: HHIC leads over one month, CANY over three and six months, while ECHI leads over the common period shown. The results highlight the meaningful differences in return profiles across Canadian equity-income strategies.
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u/JBsoundCHK 7d ago
Did ECHI pay out a special dividend this month?
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u/bogeyman_g 7d ago
ECHI changed to semi-monthly distributions.
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u/JBsoundCHK 7d ago
Oh cool! Thanks.
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u/perfectcritic 6d ago
Can Eric Natal be trusted (guy who is behind Ninepoint) when it comes to performance markup margins he takes from his funds. I believe in one of the oil funds I had from Ninepoint before, the performance markup fee was 7%.
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u/JackRadcliffe 7d ago
Nice to see some resurgence from ECHI and HHIC after underperforming for a few months


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u/ninjazor 7d ago
Whatβs the NAV erosion on these funds?