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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Sentry Select Commodities Income Trust T.SSJ.UN

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Post by ascendon Jan 06, 2007 1:09pm

What happens to this one in 2011

This trust looked interesting as long term commodity cycle is likely to continue up. Short term i dont know, with risk of economy. But now i wonder what happens in 4 years out? Can this be converted ...more  
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Post by SurfForWealthon Oct 24, 2006 7:24pm

Bought in today!

I bought this for the first time today. I also hold sister trusts vehicle SDT.UN, both managed by Sandy McIntyre. I estimate the SSJ.UN units are trading about 8% below actual NAV which makes them ...more  
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Post by Arcoton Jan 30, 2006 10:25pm

Commodities / Barclays ishares ...

Barclays, minimum comission, mirrors index of Canadian Materials XMA A new fund, from last October. Stiunning returns in Jan 06
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Post by tor378on Jan 20, 2006 9:42am

NAV as of Jan 18 : $10.41

Still trading at a big discount to NAV. This gap will close sooner or later as there is the redemption privilege in August.
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Comment by tor378on Dec 12, 2005 4:41pm

RE: NAV as of Dec 9th is 9.94

There is also a reemption feature which allows unit holders to redeem their units for NAV less expenses ever August, starting in Aug of '06...kind of a put option with a strike price = NAV ...more  
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Comment by crunchlingon Dec 09, 2005 8:41pm

NAV as of Dec 9th is 9.94

nice discount.... Looking at buying some myself https://www.sentryselect.com/it_Commodities.html
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Comment by Richie21on Nov 13, 2005 10:11pm

Current NAV?

Does anyone have a current NAV as of last week? Thanks, Richie
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Comment by billy919on Sep 30, 2005 12:36pm

NAV 10.39

Trading at a huge discount
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Comment by marion50on Aug 06, 2005 11:45am

commodities indexes(?)

Anyone interested in commodities indices as I am. Richard Croft answered my question that it would be good to have as a hedge in a portfolio against equities. 5-7% worth. The RICI is too expensive ...more  
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Comment by marion50on Jul 29, 2005 1:47pm

cheaper now anyway

Sorry, I meant $20 as in the prospectus for the agents share not what I paid personally. (.10/share) I hope your right about having a good year. Not bad so far. Have you seen the basket of trusts ...more  
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Comment by costa13on Jul 25, 2005 11:29pm

RE: cheaper now anyway

why did you pay a commission? if you bought through an agent before the 19th, you shouldnt have been charged, as they get paid directly from the fund. I purchased 200 units through my broker, total ...more  
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Comment by g.e.mullanon Jul 20, 2005 2:38pm

RE: TD Canada Trust.

Hi Marion...yes, I did it via the expression of interest....anyway, as you say, its slightly cheaper now so I picked up what I wanted. Should do well but probably need to hold it for a long time ...more  
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Comment by marion50on Jul 20, 2005 10:42am

cheaper now anyway

I paid $200 commission so if you bought now you would get it for less anyway. Sometimes it is better to wait after the ipo.
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Comment by marion50on Jul 20, 2005 10:38am

RE: TD Canada Trust.

Hi I thought the offer was for 250M and they only sold 170M so why would they not give you any? Did you have an expression of interest and did you see it online as such or was it just over the phone ...more  
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Comment by g.e.mullanon Jul 19, 2005 2:43pm

TD Canada Trust.

I put in an order for units thru TD when they first announced the listing.....got zero fill. Anyone else have a similar experience?? Regards.
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