E,
gettin at you.
Jae,
Canadian royalty trusts have been all the rage lately, espeically post 9/11, but 1. they have largely been subsumed by internet marketing and scams, 2. the Canadian government is ready to levy major tax collections on most of the houses offering these trusts, 3. they have become mass-marketed and have been sold from shacks in India as viable investments, when in fact the recipient of the trust is on a "double blind" system of electronic funds transfers. 4. There are MUCH more stable investments in Canada that net double digit profits, (mostly natural resources).
The bottom line is:
No.
gettin at you.
Jae,
Canadian royalty trusts have been all the rage lately, espeically post 9/11, but 1. they have largely been subsumed by internet marketing and scams, 2. the Canadian government is ready to levy major tax collections on most of the houses offering these trusts, 3. they have become mass-marketed and have been sold from shacks in India as viable investments, when in fact the recipient of the trust is on a "double blind" system of electronic funds transfers. 4. There are MUCH more stable investments in Canada that net double digit profits, (mostly natural resources).
The bottom line is:
No.