Tesla is mentioned as a comparison point for stock performance that has allowed for distribution increases in the ETF.
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Harvest High Income Shares "All in One" ETF HONE Review: High Yield% & Global Diversification
Oct 2, 2026
This video reviews the new H1 ETF from Harvest ETFs, which acts as an all-in-one solution for high-income and high-growth stocks. The ETF combines three existing Harvest ETFs (HHIS, HHIC, HHII) to provide exposure to 50 large-cap companies with a focus on growth and income generation. The discussion covers the ETF's structure, management fees, geographic allocation, and the rationale behind adding more holdings to the Canadian component (HHIC).
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Palantir is mentioned as an example of a company whose underlying stock performance has allowed for distribution increases in the ETF.
Eli Lilly is a high-growth name whose valuation has become cheaper due to accelerating earnings, making it a good option for options trading and diversification in HHIS.
JPMorgan is a great company with solid long-term growth but is likely not the best fit for the high-growth, high-income strategy of HHIS.
Coinbase is mentioned as a higher-risk strategy name with typically lower weightings within the portfolio.
Intel is mentioned as a high-growth company, but its suitability for HHIS is questioned due to its growth profile compared to other holdings.
ASML is a high-growth company that is considered more stable and better suited for the international portfolio rather than HHIS.
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