Comments on: Gold ETF – Canada http://www.etfgold.net/gold-etf-canada/ Learn all about investing in gold ETF funds. Tue, 04 Oct 2011 10:06:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: David http://www.etfgold.net/gold-etf-canada/#comment-30 David Tue, 11 Jan 2011 07:39:17 +0000 http://www.etfgold.net/?p=61#comment-30 Hi loaddown, Thanks for your comment. Yes you are absolutely right and the Central Fund of Canada (CEF) is another interesting prospect which I'm also fond of. Sorry for the confusion, when I mentioned CEF, I was actually referring to GTU being a Closed End Fund (CEF). David Hi loaddown,

Thanks for your comment. Yes you are absolutely right and the Central Fund of Canada (CEF) is another interesting prospect which I’m also fond of. Sorry for the confusion, when I mentioned CEF, I was actually referring to GTU being a Closed End Fund (CEF).

David

]]> By: loaddown http://www.etfgold.net/gold-etf-canada/#comment-28 loaddown Wed, 05 Jan 2011 20:23:20 +0000 http://www.etfgold.net/?p=61#comment-28 This is the most comprehensive page on the subject, thanks. One observation, I believe CEF splits their assets between gold and silver. Their website lists 51.7% silver, 46.7% gold and 1.7% cash. I'm not sure of your mingling CEF with GTU, which you quoted the asset distribution for, but they offer choices between them. I prefer CEF right now, with silver lagging in the ratio between them as well as becoming more scarce. I agree with your other conclusions. This is the most comprehensive page on the subject, thanks. One observation, I believe CEF splits their assets between gold and silver. Their website lists 51.7% silver, 46.7% gold and 1.7% cash. I’m not sure of your mingling CEF with GTU, which you quoted the asset distribution for, but they offer choices between them. I prefer CEF right now, with silver lagging in the ratio between them as well as becoming more scarce. I agree with your other conclusions.

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