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Passive Income Investing
YouTube | stock
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Visit creator profilePerformance since March 15, 2026
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October 4, 2026
HHIS: Can you Hold it FOREVER?
The creator discusses the HHIS ETF, a Harvest Diversified High Income Shares ETF that holds other Harvest ETFs. The video aims to answer whether HHIS can be held indefinitely, analyzing its performance and structure. HHIS is described as a comprehensive US equity fund within Harvest's high-income share offerings, featuring covered call options and leverage.
October 4, 2026
Harvest ETF Predict Income Share Changes Like A Pro!
The creator discusses how to predict income share changes for Harvest ETFs by analyzing their monthly guides, which provide logic behind adjustments. They use examples like Lilly and Microsoft to illustrate how high option coverage levels (in the 30s-40s) can indicate potential cuts, while lower levels (20s-30s) might suggest increases. The creator emphasizes trust in Harvest's ability to adjust rates appropriately.
October 3, 2026
Harvest ETFs Monthly Update Surprising Stock Moves
This monthly update on Harvest ETFs highlights surprising stock movements within the portfolio. Notably, MSTE and MSTY saw increases, while Eli Lilly and Microsoft experienced slight decreases. The performance of ST, linked to Bitcoin's price, has seen a recent resurgence after a period of decline.