Guggenheim Series 872 registers units of its three portfolios

By Toni Weeks

San Diego, Jan. 30 - Guggenheim Defined Portfolios, Series 872 has registered units of its three portfolios, according to an S-6 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The depositor is Lisle, Ill.-based Guggenheim Funds Distributors, Inc.

The Guggenheim ABC High Dividend Strategy Portfolio, series 9 seeks to provide dividend income and an inflation-hedged approach to investing in international markets. The trust will invest in companies from the resource-rich countries of Australia, Brazil and Canada that have potential to benefit from the growth potential of emerging markets worldwide.

The Guggenheim BMAC Commodity Producers Strategy Portfolio, Series 9 seeks to provide an inflation-hedged approach to investing in international markets while seeking dividend income. The trust will invest in high-yielding energy and material production companies from selected developed and emerging market countries with abundant natural resources, namely Brazil, Mexico, Australia and Canada.

The Guggenheim Global Telecom Strategy Portfolio, Series 9 seeks to maximize total return primarily through capital appreciation and dividend income by investing in a portfolio of securities of companies in the global telecommunications services sector. The trust will aim to capture potential growth in the telecommunications sector while applying dividend income to counterbalance potential turbulence in the equity markets.

Each $10 unit will carry a maximum sales fee of 2.95%, consisting of a 1% initial sales fee, a 1.45% deferred sales fee and a 0.5% creation and development fee. Sales charge reductions may be available for investments of $50,000 or more.

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