Central Fund of Canada CEF
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Which Bond Fund?
… Sovereign laddered bonds – (Using VTINX, help needed here) · 10-15% Precious metals – thinking of CEF - Central Fund of Canada Which bond fund do you recommend and why? I have been looking at the following VG bond funds: VBTLX – VG …
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Central Fund of Canada ( CEF ) - US Tax Questions
I've bought some shares of CEF during 2011, and currently have a gain on this position. This fund is a "PFIC" for US taxpayers. I think I understand the …
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Top ETF Picks for the Downgrade… high-risk, high-return idea would be the Central Fund of Canada , CEF , which is the best closed-end fund for playing ..... risk, high-return opportunity in gold, Central Fund of Canada looks pretty attractive right now. Benz: Well …
gold earlier. Our other kind of high-risk, high-return idea would be the Central Fund of Canada , CEF , which is the best closed-end fund for playing gold. It's been up 63% during the last year. The NAV is up 70%. So it's definitely been trading at a little bit of a discount here. So, again, gold, as we've said, it's hard to say "sell it," but I do think if you are looking for a high-risk, high-return opportunity in gold, Central Fund of Canada looks pretty attractive right now. Benz: Well, thank you Scott for sharing those ideas. We really appreciate your insights. Burns: Well, thanks -
Good Funds With Commodity Exposure
… Corn Products International CPO and Compass Minerals CMP) as well as precious-metals holdings such as Central Fund of Canada CEF (a closed-end fund that holds gold and silver bullion), Royal Gold RGLD, and IAMGold IMG. Nuveen Tradewinds …
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Bullish Gold/Equity Markets Could Make Newmont Shine Even Brighter
… play the precious metals trade. Some purchase gold certificates or buy into gold bonds or trusts, like the Central Fund of Canada ( CEF ), which owns a mixture of both gold and silver, or the SPDR Gold Trust ( GLD ), which tries to match the …
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Problem displaying CEF in shared portfolio view
M* In my TAA1 portfolio, Portfolio Manager shows correctly that I have 900 shares of CEF ( Central Fund of Canada ) which is a 14% weighting. However, in my shared view of the same portfolio it shows CEF with a 0% weighting and a price of 0.00. Can you please correct this or advise me how to correct this. Also, M*s long term performance/price history on this closed end fund is way off compared to other sources. thanks daniel