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Global Diversified Investment Grade Income Trust II GIIZF

Global Diversified Investment Grade Income Trust II is a closed-end income trust. The company provides an economic interest in an equity tranche of a credit default swap agreement. It offers services such as portfolio management, financial planning, tax planning, banking solutions, insurance products and annuity, and complementary services among others.


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Comment by spazzmanon Feb 07, 2012 6:19pm
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RE: RE: RE: Updated N.A.V.

RE: RE: RE: Updated N.A.V.

For a change of pace, I bought into two funds today with a yield below 10%!!

CTF.un and its sister fund ENI.un.  Based my decision on each funds sector holdings

?Unlike 2009 when I first bought GII.un, 2012 is going to be more volatile, therefore I am moving away from these higher risk funds and looking instead for growth stocks.

IMHO gold and oil will lead carrying the Canadian financials with it as Canada prospers from a higher GDP.  The US is showing signs of growth so funds that contain US holdings will do well as a rising tide raises all ships.  Good luck to all longs.  

 

 

 

 

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