To: CusterInvestor who wrote (31) | 12/17/2020 9:50:16 PM | From: the traveler | | | I have quite a few cef's but things are so high now nothing hits my buy list presently. Mainly use them for income--have held some for years at a time. Do trade from time to time though.
Currently holding--FAX, AWF, BIT, UTF, HIO, EOI, GHY, FFC, RQI, MFD, HIX, JPS, DFP, PCI, DSL
Have held initial buys in some of these many years. Good luck. |
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To: brehm233 who wrote (33) | 12/17/2020 9:54:45 PM | From: the traveler | | | excellent--add to that a nice current discount to NAV and that's about all I do. I admit however, I am always looking for more yield. |
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To: brehm233 who wrote (33) | 12/20/2020 12:01:34 PM | From: the traveler | | | >>>You can reduce the field if eliminate all selling at premium eliminate all whose NAV is below ipo value look only at 6+% yielders<<<
Do you have a screening tool that screens for the above criterion? In particular one that can eliminate cef's with NAV below IPO value? |
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To: the traveler who wrote (36) | 12/20/2020 1:42:30 PM | From: CusterInvestor | | | I have started using this screener. It is some awkward to use, but when you select criteria, you can check more than one box. For example, I checked for monthly payers, selling at a discount (checking all the boxes from zero down), and paying 7 percent or higher. It provided a list of 72 funds.
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