Horizons ETFs Management Canada Inc CEO Steve Hawkins manages the Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF (TSE:HMMJ) (OTCMKTS:HMLSF), …
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Make sure to look at the management expense ratio if you're interested. Seems pretty high to me. With so few names in it, you could just mimic the ETF yourself, unless they fix the MER.
It would appear that its a lot of idiots thats in charge of running the cannabis business. I just try to purchase products from Auroras website only to be turned off by the fact that i cannot see any of the project, its all woodlands and trees. We now have to go to a government website where we may see the product. who the hell have time to navigate these obstacles set by the powers that be? what you are telling me is to go down the street with my cash smell the weed and buy from the underground market. its that easy. why is there legalization if you are going to tell companys they cant display their products? I never see or hear of such backwardness. only in canada. its bs.
Make sure to look at the management expense ratio if you're interested. Seems pretty high to me. With so few names in it, you could just mimic the ETF yourself, unless they fix the MER.
I own MJ the other ETF but this was very informative.
This answers many questions of this ETF. I own it and I always wondered about the dividend. Very well explained.
Great video. Thank you.!!
It would appear that its a lot of idiots thats in charge of running the cannabis business. I just try to purchase products from Auroras website only to be turned off by the fact that i cannot see any of the project, its all woodlands and trees. We now have to go to a government website where we may see the product. who the hell have time to navigate these obstacles set by the powers that be? what you are telling me is to go down the street with my cash smell the weed and buy from the underground market. its that easy. why is there legalization if you are going to tell companys they cant display their products? I never see or hear of such backwardness. only in canada. its bs.