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iShares High Quality Canadian Bond Index ETF T.XQB

Alternate Symbol(s):  ISHQF

The investment objective of the Fund is to replicate, to the extent possible, the performance of the FTSE Canada Liquid Universe Capped Bond Index, net of expenses. Under normal market conditions, the Fund will primarily invest in securities of one or more exchange-traded funds managed by BlackRock Canada or an affiliate and/or Canadian fixed income securities. The Index consists of a well-diversified selection of investment-grade as determined by the index provider, liquid bonds issued domestically in Canada and denominated in Canadian dollars and is comprised of approximately 60% government bonds and 40% corporate bonds including certain qualifying asset-backed securities. To achieve its investment objective the Fund uses an indexing strategy.


TSX:XQB - Post by User

Comment by gwplantton Sep 26, 2006 9:37pm
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Post# 11424696

RE: WHY, WHY, WHY

RE: WHY, WHY, WHYI got burned the same way when LEM turned into PIO and did a share consolidation to get control for the new owners of PIO in the takeover. Its so in this case the new majority owner can easily have take a majority position in the company i.e 60% then they just reduce the number of existing shares and it is not as dilutive. Unfortunately the retail investor once again gets the short end of the stick. And agreed post consolidation is not a fun time, as I have already learned from owning PIO. If you have serious capital in this I would say to get out pre consolidation and you can re enter later, as I have not invested very much I will probably ride it out. I suppose the only saving grace might be the settlement if their is one, it would stabilize the post consolidation share price, other than that maybe a couple of quarters with less debt may make the company profitable which might help also, though a huge consolidation like this is scarey. Oh well just another "retailer gets screwed" scenario once again g
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