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TSX:CGQ.E - Post by User

Comment by spazzmanon Oct 12, 2012 4:58pm
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RE: RE: RE: RE: Still holding on

RE: RE: RE: RE: Still holding on

Intellectual

again its hard to argue against your calculations, my only defense is that you are 4-6 months ahead of where I would be concerned enough to exit out of this fund.  Like STQ.e, CGQ.e n.a.v. is dropping month after month.  In August of 2011 STQ.e was boosting a n.a.v. of $8.77 today it is down to $7.84 and the fund price has followed n'sync.  For some reason shareholders of STQ.e refuse to pay much of a premium over n.a.v. and the share price continues to reflect this.  The portfolio holdings of these funds are almost identical.  

CGQ.e n.a.v. was $5.64 Oct/11 $4.51 today a 20% drop.  STQ.e n.a.v. dropped ~8% for the same period.  This tells me that the management team is doing a better job  with STQ.e.  I will watch both funds, if the declines in n.a.v. is greater than the fixed 8.75¢ monthly dividend it may be time to get out sooner then my Jan/13 plan.  If n.a.v. holds on either fund I plan to keep CGQ.e and maybe look at adding STQ.e to my portfolio.   I still like the sectors that both funds hold moving forward into 2013.      

Thank you for your input, you certainly have done your homework. 

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