Flaherty & Crumrine Dynamic Preferred Stock News

Only funds with coverage >100% are considered. Top lists of discount, yield, DxY, and DxYxZ are given.

October had the broader indexes rebounding after their lackluster September. With limited cash to put to work this month after an aggressive September, I was more conservative in buying.

My last article reviewed the Flaherty & Crumrine Preferred and Income Securities Fund. All five F&C CEFs are down and one suggested strategy was doing a tax-loss swap. While all five funds invest clos

We review CEF market valuation and performance through the last week of September and highlight recent market action. September was the worst month for CEFs since March of 2020, with a double-digit dr

Only funds with yields over 6.5%, coverage higher than 85%, and trading at under a +5% premium are considered. Top lists of discount, yield, DxY and DxYxZ are given.

DFP and the rest of the Flaherty & Crumrine group of funds are leveraged preferred funds. While higher rates can lead to higher yields, higher leverage expenses are felt first.

Only funds with yields over 6.5%, coverage higher than 85% and trading at under a +5% premium are considered. Top lists of discount, yield, DxY and DxYxZ are given.

DFP is a CEF focused on preferred securities. The fund's objective is to seek total return, and the vehicle currently sports an 8.34% yield.

For income investors, closed-end funds remain an attractive investment class that covers a variety of asset classes and promises high distributions and reasonable total returns.

When dividends are cheap, it is time to be a buyer. Two defensive picks with up to 8.5% yields to transform your portfolio into a cash-producing machine.

Warren Buffett's years of investing experience teach us how to combat inflation and rising rates. That is how we found these two big dividend stocks with yields of over 7%.

When we last covered the Flaherty & Crumrine funds, we provided a free lunch. It was a simple but brilliant call that saved a lot of money.

Recent market volatility has opened up discount valuation divergences between very similar CEFs.

In this article, I discuss about two oversold funds investing in the fixed income space to lock in that excellent income. Read more about them here.

Bond vigilantes seem to be at it again, driving bond yields higher.