Maple Leaf Income Class

 

Portfolio Manager

Jim Huang, Portfolio Manager

Maple Leaf Funds investment portfolio's are exclusively and activly managed by Portfolio Manager, Jim Huang, President of T.I.P. Wealth Manager Inc.

 

Investment Objectives

Maple Leaf Income Class (the "Fund") seeks to achieve a high level of dividend income for the Fund as is consistent with prudent levels of capital preservation and liquidity.  The Fund primarily invests in equity and equity-related securities that pay a dividend or distribution.

 

Investor Strategy

The Fund invests primarily in securities paying dividend or distribution on a global basis without sector restrictions.  The Fund may hold significant cash, cash equivalents or fixed income positions pending investment or when the Portfolio Manager considers it desirable.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Portfolio as at March 31, 2013

Asset Allocation

1 Canadian Equity 91.71%
2 Income Trust Units 8.29%
    100.00%



Geographic Allocation

1 Canada 100.00%
    100.00%



Sector Allocation

Financial Services 32.22%
Technology 21.46%
Energy 18.45%
Consumer Services 12.77%
Utilities 9.69%
Other 2.74%
Industrial Goods 2.67%
    100.00%




Top Portfolio Holdings of Maple Leaf Income Class

TOP 10 PORTFOLIO HOLDINGS | As at March 31, 2013
HOLDING NAME % OF PORTFOLIO
Granite Real Estate Investment Trust - Units 8.29%
Bell Aliant Inc - Common 8.27%
TransCanada Corp - Common 7.44%
Toronto Dominion Bank - Common 6.21%
Emera Inc - Common 5.62%
TELUS Corp - Common 5.62%
Cineplex Inc - Common 5.52%
Manitoba Telecom Services Inc - Common 5.5%
AltaGas Ltd - Common 5.36%
Tricon Capital Group Inc - Common 5.27%




Fund Facts
Fund code: CDO102
Inception Date: March 18, 2011
Investment Type: Mutual Funds
Min Investment: $1,000
Custodian: RBC Investor Services
Portfolio Manager: Jim Huang
Capital Gains Distribution: $0.20 (1)

(1) On January 29, 2013, the Maple Leaf Income Class paid a capital gains of $0.2058220 per Series A share to all Series A shareholders of record as of January 29, 2013.  The annual capital gains distributions will not be paid in cash, but will instead be reinvested and reported as a taxable distribution.  The reinvested capital gains distribution will increase the shareholder’s adjusted cost base for the respective mutual fund.

 

Risk Meter
       
Low  Low to
Medium 
 Medium  Medium
to High
 High

 

 

 

 

 

 

Investment Style

  VALUE   BLEND GROWTH 
 Large Cap      
 Mid cap      
 Small Cap