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HHIS

Speculative / High Income

Harvest Diversified High Income Shares ETF

HHIS holds a portfolio of Harvest single-stock high-income ETFs, many linked to technology and AI leaders. Each underlying strategy may use roughly 25% leverage and calls on up to half its holdings, producing a 26.58% current yield but significant layered risk.

Latest Paid

$0.27

2026-07-06

Next Distribution

$0.27

Confirmed

Annualized Payout

$3.24

Based on latest payment · Monthly

Recent Trend

0.00%

Change across the latest six regular payments

Paid Events

17

Historical records loaded

Projected Events

0

Active forward estimates

Management Fee

Issuer-reported field

Leverage

Fund-level leverage, when available

LIVE DISTRIBUTION INTELLIGENCE

Dividend history and projections

Confirmed and paid records come from imported issuer data. Amber rows are model-based estimates and are not issuer declarations.

Last Paid

$0.27

Jul 6, 2026

Next Distribution

$0.27

confirmed

Trailing 12-Month Total

$3.17

12 paid distributions

Payout Trend

→ Stable

0.00%

Distribution Stability

Very stable

92/100 consistency score

PaidConfirmedProjected

Showing 18 recent events

Ex-datePaymentAmountStatusConfidence / model
Jul 31, 2026Aug 6, 2026$0.27confirmedImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Jun 30, 2026Jul 6, 2026$0.27paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
May 29, 2026Jun 5, 2026$0.27paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Apr 30, 2026May 6, 2026$0.27paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Mar 31, 2026Apr 6, 2026$0.27paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Feb 27, 2026Mar 6, 2026$0.27paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Jan 30, 2026Feb 6, 2026$0.27paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Dec 31, 2025Jan 6, 2026$0.27paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Nov 28, 2025Dec 5, 2025$0.27paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Oct 31, 2025Nov 6, 2025$0.26paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Sep 29, 2025Oct 9, 2025$0.25paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Aug 29, 2025Sep 9, 2025$0.25paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Jul 31, 2025Aug 8, 2025$0.25paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Jun 30, 2025Jul 9, 2025$0.25paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
May 30, 2025Jun 9, 2025$0.25paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Apr 30, 2025May 9, 2025$0.25paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Mar 31, 2025Apr 9, 2025$0.25paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Feb 28, 2025Mar 7, 2025$0.25paidImported issuer event · 100% confidence
Source: imported issuer distribution records and Dividend North projection engine.Updated 2026-07-29, 10:13:21 a.m.

Quick take

Is HHIS's 26% yield sustainable?

The fund has delivered positive total return and raised its distribution, but the record is short and the structure stacks leverage and option risk on volatile single-stock exposures.

What may appeal

  • Exceptionally high monthly income.
  • Positive one-year total return alongside the payout.
  • Distribution has increased twice since launch.

What needs caution

  • !Underlying funds can be highly concentrated in one stock.
  • !Leverage exists inside multiple sleeves.
  • !Covered calls may cap recovery after stock-specific drawdowns.

Investor fit

Suitable only as a small satellite position for investors who understand single-stock volatility, leverage and covered-call trade-offs. It is not a conservative core-income fund.

HHIS price history

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Historical total-return comparison

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How the fund works

How HHIS is constructed

1

Single-stock ETF basket

HHIS owns Harvest high-income ETFs focused on individual large-cap companies.

2

Underlying leverage

Many sleeves use approximately 25% leverage, magnifying company-specific moves.

3

Covered-call income

Calls on up to roughly half of the underlying exposures generate monthly premiums.

Dividend North scorecard

Very high income, layered risk

Income sustainability

High payout, short history

58

NAV health

Positive so far

65

Distribution consistency

Two increases

72

Holdings quality

Large-cap names, concentrated sleeves

70

Cost efficiency

Layered fund costs

52

Risk control

Single-stock leverage

38

Alternatives

HHIS versus broader approaches

Approximate figures reproduced from the July 2026 research note. Verify current values with each issuer.

ETFStrategyLeverageDiversificationYield2026 return
HHISLeveraged single-stock income fund of fundsUnderlying ~25%Multiple single-stock ETFs26.58%+17.37%
HDIVMulti-sector covered-call fund of funds~25%Broad sectors9.84%+24.0%
BIGYTop-10 mega-cap ultra-yieldUp to 1.33xAbout 10 names~37%-11.15%

Risk review

Key risks for HHIS

Critical

Single-stock concentration

A disappointing result from one company can materially hurt the associated underlying ETF.

High

Layered leverage

Leverage is embedded across multiple underlying funds, amplifying portfolio volatility.

High

Distribution versus NAV

A very high payout can become destructive if total returns fail to keep pace.

Medium

Short operating history

The fund has not yet been tested through a full market cycle.

Final Dividend North view

HHIS has so far produced both high income and positive total return, but its layered single-stock, leverage and covered-call structure makes it a tactical high-risk holding rather than a dependable retirement-income core.

This page summarizes the Dividend North HHIS fund note dated July 17, 2026. Verify all figures with Harvest ETFs. Educational only.