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GLD 368.29

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Nov 7 4:00 PM EST

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To: Slagle who wrote (13248)	1/3/2007 9:30:44 PM
From: 8bits	Read Replies (1) of 217591

<<<Even dodgy old ALD is showing life. Collect the yield and then "mineralize" it. <grin> There is even one, GLAD, for the seriously impatient, with a monthly payout.>>> You may wish to also consider PHD and EFT, closed end bond funds with a current payout of around 8.9%. For currency hedging I have some FAX which has over 50% of it's currency exposure to the Australian dollar and is currently selling below it's net asset value. (Compare FAX to the closing price of XFAPX which is basically the same thing but open ended..) Canada and the US are tied at the hip economically but I think the Canadian dollar may do better in the future than the US dollar. (Canada has a budget and trade surplus...) One may wish to consider: EIT-UN.TO (US symbol EVDVF.PK) which is selling more than 10% below it's NAV and is a fund of funds (or trust of trusts..) Canadian royalty trust. Current payout is around 14%.

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