Morningstar's Steven Pikelny calls on three closed-end income funds - MIN, PHK, and KMM - to cut their distributions, noting none consistently come close to actually earning their payout. By itself, that's not a no-no as shareholders can reinvest the distribution back into the fund. But when the fund trades at a premium to NAV - as all 3 of these do - such reinvestment leaves the shareholder worse off.