10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
Think that I led you the wrong way. What I am saying is that is a CEF charges let's say a fee of 4% and the distribution yield is 11%, then in effect you are only receiving a net of 7%.
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
Thanks. CEFs are like mutual funds in that the fees are similar to loads and 12b-1 fees. As far as I can find anywhere they come out of one's holdings.
Corporations are an entirely different animal.
I have been investing in CEFs for many years and have yet to find anything to the contrary.
I have watched OXLC for about a year now so thanks for your efforts.
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
Steven - the link that you have provided no longer works. I will look further.
It is normal for a CEF to state that expenses are paid for by the fund. Usually comes from monies invested by shareholders I believe.
You say "Shareholders receive distributions without deductions for expenses or anything else for that matter." I would like to see where this statement is a part of their semi-annual report.
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
I went to OXLC's website and reviewed all of their financial information. No where does it allude to what you are saying. I will be more than pleased to apologize if you can provide documentation that the 13.9% yield is after fees are deducted.
Protected Principal Retirement Strategy: Quarter 1 Portfolio Performance [View article]
Two of my previous articles highlight some of my ideas. Thinking seriously about MIN, JGG, BKT, PSSAX, GRZZX and ETJ.
PIMCO Global StocksPLUS & Income Fund PGP: A High Yield Dividend Option, Is It Sustainable? [View article]
Buying PGP is the same as paying $1.52 for a quart of milk worth $1.00
Makes zero sense.
Protected Principal Retirement Strategy: A Bear Market Alternative, And One For Good Measure [View article]
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
See paragraph 5.
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
Corporations are an entirely different animal.
I have been investing in CEFs for many years and have yet to find anything to the contrary.
I have watched OXLC for about a year now so thanks for your efforts.
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
It is normal for a CEF to state that expenses are paid for by the fund. Usually comes from monies invested by shareholders I believe.
You say "Shareholders receive distributions without deductions for expenses or anything else for that matter." I would like to see where this statement is a part of their semi-annual report.
Thanks for the effort.
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
10% Return In Q1 For 'Savvy Senior' IRA - Now What Do We Do? [View article]
OXLC's fees etc. currently total 6.15 percent. Isn't that just a bit (hugely) high?
PennantPark Investment - An Irrational Reach For Yield [View article]
He has forgotten more about BDCs than most folks know.
Protected Principal Retirement Strategy: Nothing 'Royal' About Finite Life U.S. Trusts [View article]
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