In May 2020, during the early days of the pandemic and while bank stocks were depressed, we presented a webcast entitled “Credit Cycle is Coming – What to Expect”.
TORONTO, June 25, 2026 – Hamilton Capital Partners Inc. (“Hamilton ETFs”) is pleased to announce the initial semi-monthly cash distribution for Hamilton Enhanced Bitcoin DayMAX™ ETF, which trades on Cboe Canada Inc. Distributions may vary from period to period. The ex-dividend date for the initial semi-monthly cash distribution is anticipated to be July 15, 2026, for all unitholders of record on July 15, 2026. The distribution…
Bitcoin has become an increasingly accessible asset for investors, with growing participation from both institutional and retail investors through regulated investment vehicles. Institutional adoption, new regulatory frameworks and improved custody solutions continue to bring Bitcoin further into the mainstream.
La version française suit TORONTO, June 24, 2026 – Hamilton Capital Partners Inc. (“Hamilton ETFs“) is pleased to announce the launch of the Hamilton Enhanced Bitcoin DayMAX™ ETF (“BDAY“). BDAY seeks to deliver attractive income while providing exposure primarily to Bitcoin. To supplement income earned from its holdings, mitigate risk and reduce volatility, BDAY employs an actively managed, primarily ultra-short-term, option strategy and employs modest 25%…
If you want a diversified large-cap Canadian equity fund with the added benefit of earning passive income beyond dividends, our new ETF may just be the one-ticket solution for you. Introducing CMAX Launched in May 2026, the Hamilton Canadian Equity YIELD MAXIMIZER™ ETF (CMAX) provides broad exposure to the Canadian stock market, attractive tax-efficient monthly income, and modest growth potential. CMAX invests in six of our…
In May and June we hosted well-known Wall Street strategist Ed Yardeni in multiple Canadian cities for fireside chats moderated by Jennifer Mersereau and Pat Sommerville, Co-CEOs of Hamilton ETFs. Here are some key takeaways:
International equities continue to be in focus. As global market leadership broadens, Canadian investors are paying closer attention to geographic diversification and opportunities beyond North America. International stocks, which outperformed the U.S. stock market in 2025, have continued to attract attention as the geopolitical landscape evolves.
U.S. bond markets are spooked by inflation. Our Chief Options Strategist, Nick Piquard, was on BNN Bloomberg this week to discuss what this could mean for investors. With the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield recently reaching its highest level since 2007, Nick pointed out that the recent bond selloff could be an opportunity for investors to rebalance their portfolios. Since equities have been surging, investors may be…
The Hamilton U.S. Bond YIELD MAXIMIZER™ ETF (HBND, HBND.U) is designed to generate higher monthly income than traditional bond strategies while maintaining exposure to high-quality U.S. Treasuries. Combining the strength and security of U.S. government bonds with the additional income potential and tax efficiency of a covered call strategy, HBND aims to offer investors a higher-yielding solution within fixed income. Understanding Currency Hedging The ETF is…
The investment landscape for fixed income has changed since the September 2024 launch of our Hamilton U.S. T-Bill YIELD MAXIMIZER™ ETF (HBIL, HBIL.U). As we navigate uncertain times, we are adjusting HBIL to support a more resilient approach for investors seeking higher income in a shorter duration fixed income product. HBIL was designed to provide a yield advantage over short-term U.S. Treasury bills, while maintaining a…
Technology plays a central role in driving innovation, productivity improvements, and long-term economic growth, making technology companies a core component of many equity portfolios. However, how investors access technology exposure can meaningfully influence long-term outcomes.
Utilities have long played an important role in investor portfolios, often valued for their stability and diversification benefits. As providers of essential services such as electricity, natural gas, and infrastructure, these businesses tend to exhibit steady demand across economic cycles. In terms of investing, how investors access the utilities sector can matter just as much as the characteristics of the sector itself.
