HUT is mentioned as a benchmark for Canadian utilities ETFs, though it is underperforming ZUT.
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Top High Yield Passive Income Covered Call ETFs in Canada 🇨🇦 Monthly Update: August 2026 - Ep.76
This video reviews Canadian covered call ETFs, focusing on total returns and comparing various S&P 500 and sector-specific options. Harvest ETFs' HHIS is highlighted for its high yield and popularity, while HYLD is noted as a top performer among S&P 500 equivalents, especially when unhedged to the Canadian dollar.
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CGXF from CI is mentioned as a gold producer ETF.
CMCL is the creator's selected all-in-one commodities fund, which includes ENCC and gold as top positions.
HPF from Harvest is a strong contender in the energy ETF space, surprisingly creeping into second place and noted for its global exposure.
QQQ (NASDAQ 100) is used as a benchmark for technology ETFs.
QMAX from Hamilton is mentioned as a technology ETF.
HTA from Harvest is mentioned as a diversified technology ETF.
HFIN from Hamilton is used as a benchmark for Canadian financials without covered calls but with 25% leverage.
ZEB is mentioned as an ETF with lower total returns compared to the top performers in the Canadian six banks category.
SBC from Brompton is identified as the top performer among split share funds and a leading ETF for total returns, especially with leverage.
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