RBC Global Precious Metals Fund
This is one of our favourite precious metals fund available to investors today. It is managed by the team of Chris Beer and Brahm Spilfogel. It invests in companies that are involved in the exploration, mining and production of gold, silver and platinum, and may also invest in gold bullion and gold certificates up to a maximum of 20%.
Read MoreDynamic Equity Income Fund
Managed by the much respected Oscar Belaiche since the fund’s launch, the Dynamic Equity Income Fund aims to provide investors with tax advantaged monthly income from a diversified portfolio of cash flow generating businesses. The manager’s investment process is based on what he calls “Quality at a Reasonable Price”. He focuses on companies that offer investors sustainable cash flow distributions, hold a dominant position in their industry, and are managed by a high quality management team that holds a significant equity stake in the business.
Read MoreSentry Small / Mid Cap Income Fund
This small cap fund has the dual investment objectives of providing investors with consistent monthly income and capital growth. To meet these objectives, the fund invests in income producing securities of small and medium sized companies. The fund formerly invested predominantly in income trusts, but has since shifted its focus to invest in high yielding common shares, preferreds, and to a lesser extent bonds and other debt securities.
Read MoreSentry Canadian Income Fund
Since the end of income trusts, this fund has morphed into a high yielding dividend income fund. Managed by Michael Simpson and Aubrey Hearn, the fund invests in a mix of large and mid cap income producing securities like common equity, fixed income and REITs.
Read MoreTD U.S. Mid Cap Growth Fund
Managed by the team of Brian Berghuis and John Wakeman, the TD U.S. Mid Cap Growth Fund seeks out well managed, medium sized companies operating in traditional growth industries. The focus is on those companies that have market caps of between $1 billion and $12 billion which have annual earnings growth rates of more than 12%. Companies must also be underpriced, relative to their growth prospects, before they are added to the portfolio. suitability.
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