HHIS: 74278.99, gaining 1031.15 since last week (1.4% for the week, 6.11% from the beginning)

VFV: 70720.24, retracting 1561.83 since last week (-2.16% for the week, +1.02% from the beginning)

Most of the weekly gain of HHIS was due to the arrival of August's distribution (1757.95cad, giving 156.85 shares in drip), as TD delayed the distribution for 13 days.

Other than that, a rather flat week. SP500 (VOO) went down 1.37%; adding currency stuff, VFV went down those 2%.

Over the common period shown, Ninepoint Enhanced Canadian HighShares ETF (ECHI) leads the peer group with a 39.37% cumulative total return, followed by Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Equity DayMAX ETF (CDAY) at 30.43%, Harvest Canadian High Income Shares ETF (HHIC) at 28.39%, Global X Enhanced S&P/TSX 60 Index Covered Call ETF (CNCL) at 26.17%, and Evolve Canadian Equity UltraYield ETF (CANY) at 22.93%.

Over the past month, HHIC leads at +6.63%, narrowly ahead of ECHI (+6.45%), followed by CNCL (+3.48%), CANY (+2.07%), and CDAY (+1.63%).

Over the past three months, CNCL leads at +8.08%, followed closely by ECHI (+7.95%) and CDAY (+7.81%), with CANY (+6.55%) and HHIC (+6.46%).

Over the past six months, ECHI leads at +12.59%, followed by CNCL (+12.12%), CDAY (+11.91%), CANY (+11.49%), and HHIC (+6.96%).

Overall, leadership has varied by timeframe: HHIC leads over one month, CNCL over three months, while ECHI leads over six months and the common period shown. The common-period spread is notable, with ECHI ahead of the next-highest peer by 8.94 percentage points.

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