With respect Jagmans, why would investors choose to buck the trend because of a bit of currency arbitaging that provides CQT with a transient benefit and buy CQT to make them a rarity in a fairly depressed market..... and likely to become more so given the problems that are brewing in global financial markets atm? One thing that I have learned is that when large institutions openly use smoke and mirrors to direct the market as to performance and it is proved to be so, grab the metal jacket. I am talking about Citigroup! My point Jagmans, is it may be worth considering going easy with the "even though blah blah blah, CQT still goes down" stuff. There is a far bigger force at play here. I personally think CQT are doing OK today but who knows what is really brewing in the broader market since it appears absolutely noone is succeeding in quanitying the collateral damage created by the subprime saga.
ciao
CQT Price at posting:
0.0¢ Sentiment: ST Buy Disclosure: Held
