HAW is an actively-managed ETF that tries to achieve long-term capital growth through investments in North American equities as well as ADRs of foreign companies listed in North America. The portfolio manager for HAW, Steve Rogers, identifies investment opportunities by doing fundamental research and finding industry leaders.
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HAL is an actively-managed ETF that invests in North American companies with above average dividend yields in order to generate returns from dividend income and modest capital growth. The fund’s sub-advisors, Leon Frazer & Associates’, use fundamental and technical research to choose companies with long-term prospects of increasing dividends.
HAV is an actively-managed ETF that invests in North American (primarily US) equities in order to achieve long-term capital appreciation and income. The sub-advisors, Patient Capital Management, utilize a value methodology to pick investments. The fund aims to purchase investments at favourable valuations, identified through research on company balance sheets, cash flows and management strength.
HAC is an actively-managed ETF that has a unique seasonal rotation investment strategy, developed by Don Vialoux and Brooke Thackray. It invests across equities, fixed income, commodities and currencies to achieve long-term capital appreciation. HAC’s investment methodology is dictated by a seasonal investment timeline which identifies industries, sectors and stock market segments that have done well historically in different months of the year.
HAG is an actively-managed ETF that looks to achieve capital appreciation through exposure to the investment strategies of The Gartman Letter. HAG utilizes equities, futures and ETFs to gain both long and short exposure to global equities, commodities, fixed income and currencies. Dennis Gartman uses fundamental, macro-economic and technical analysis to identify profitable investment opportunities through all business cycles.
HAX is an actively-managed ETF that tries to achieve long-term capital growth by investing in large-caps which are constituents of the S&P/TSX 60 Index. The fund managers, Front Street, employ top-down research to identify companies that will underperform or outperform the index and then proceed to underweight or overweight those securities respectively.
