This ETF disappeared only a few short months ago under strange circumstances. When Guggenheim Partners acquired Claymore, it triggered some provisions within the legal framework of the ETF. Although the shareholders approved the necessary reorganization, the nature of the shareholdings of the ETF was such that the company was not able to get a quorum of investors to approve the new structure. Consequently, the ETF had to be shut down.
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