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The fees are typical for a hedge fund, I believe they're now at 1.6% annual fee and 15-20% of profit share. Almost all ...
Haven't looked at that one, but closed-end funds that trade at a good discount (10% or more, usually) and use limited le...
They are investment trusts, basically like closed-end funds that own cryptocurrencies. They offer convenience, and publ...
Yes. Most closed-end funds trade at a discount to NAV and have unusually high fees and expenses (at least, relative to ...
unless the size of the dividend increases over those 30 years at a rate that exceeds inflation, the value of that divide...
I'd be interested to know Travis' thoughts on Closed-End Funds overall as well as anyone else who has experience with th...
Not bad. And the Roth is probably a good place for that stuff (unless you're buying muni bond closed-end funds that hav...
I suppose that's true over the long term, though it depends on the portfolio (if the bonds in their portfolio are fixed-...
No, I don't currently hold any closed-end funds....
Haven’t looked at any of them recently. With closed-end funds I’d always look at expense ratio, leverage and discoun...
re: stop losses/buy limits. Like most of the rest of you, I have my own personal investment philosophy on stop losses ...
That's an insane amount of diversification that's probably giving a false sense of security -- almost all bond investmen...
I haven't looked into that particular ad yet, but we'll throw it on the pile. Closed-end funds can be fairly appealing ...
Brett really provides background on his picks. The most recent issues have compiled and ranked the best places to put ...
I have used VV for several years to identify potential opportunities for our retirement money. We are concentrated in C...
$CRBPWhile I am not passing judgement on Corbus insiders multiple small purchases, I would like to bring up an analo...
These have to be something like Closed-end funds. The ingredients of management, leverage, representation of stocks and ...
I've covered his picks a few times this year, the most recent was a look at ...
For folks who don't know this one, DNP is a levered closed-end fund that's mostly invested in utilities -- it trades at ...
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Wow, this guy is sure in the hard asset camp big-time. He seems to have dividend income so that's a great approach. Llot...
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A viewpoint from a 71 yr. old retiree. My current portfolio is 28% cash, 8% physical precious metals, 9% precious metal...
Hi Travis, thank you for your comments on closed-end funds. I have invested in PCI, PDI,PHK and PTY. The net combined...
I don't know much about this specific closed-end fund, but there are probably 30-40 closed-end funds that are fairly sim...
I was looking at MAB, that's where those numbers came from. There are several others, including MMV, MHE, NMT -- all ha...
I just got "a fifth dividend" on a stock I own (but which is not in the www.global-investing.com portfolio) and I am abs...
While I agree with the Gumshoe Guru that you shouldn't buy discounted closed-end funds (CEFs) thinking the discount will...
Farmer John, AOD is terrific. Management specializes in the "dividend capture" technique, and that's a good, systematic...
It's true, pretty much all the closed-end funds for MLPs (there are only a few others that I know of, notable the Tortoi...
I watched Perry for quite a while and he moves in and out of basically the same stocks and funds. If you get a copy of h...
Hey fellas. I have subscribed for a couple of months. Seems like a solid, well-researched, service. Holdings have tak...
Thanks Reuben -- yes, ETFs and Closed-End funds can also be used for investing in corporate bonds portfolios. For Close...
CEFs are closed-end funds, mutual funds that have a set number of shares and trade on an exchange, usually at either a d...
Cocoon; Perpetual Money Machine is a diversified mix of 8 CEF's (closed-end funds) paying 7-10% interest monthly. Ma...