Duff & Phelps Utilities Income Inc Stock News

DNP Select Income Fund has struggled to make headway in the past 15 months, underperforming the S&P 500 by 45%. The recent outperformance of the price relative to NAV has opened up the "jaws" once aga

I am a fan of monthly dividends, because they provide income stability and slightly increase the speed of compounding. I highlight eight monthly dividend payers that I consider to be high-quality inve

2023 year-end review of our 8% Income Portfolio. This high-income portfolio earned over $29,000 in distributions amounting to over 14% yield-on-cost basis and roughly 8.6% on average portfolio value.

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DNP Select Income Fund has had a rough year, losing approximately 17% in total returns compared to gains in the S&P 500. Utility sector valuations have normalized, making the sector attractive on a re

We had rated DNP a Strong Sell, as the fund had a toxic combination of leverage and premium to NAV. DNP has dropped sharply and thesis has been validated. We compare this with another fund, BUI, and t

DNP Select Income Fund offers a high level of income with an 8.57% current yield, higher than the S&P 500 Index. The fund's recent performance has been disappointing, with an 18.89% decline in share p

DNP Select Income Fund is a closed-end fund that focuses on current income and has maintained a large distribution. The fund primarily invests in utilities and midstream assets, with some exposure to

Rose's Income Garden consists of 5 high yield monthly payers from the energy, utility, and finance sectors. The top monthly payer in RIG is PennantPark Floating Rate Capital Ltd. with a dividend yield

We share updated data on more than 10 of the biggest and most-popular big-yield CEFs, many of them paying distributions monthly. After reviewing seven important questions to ask before investing in an

DNP Select Income and Reaves Utility Income are both solid long-term choices in the utility/infrastructure closed-end fund space. UTG gets the edge over DNP due to its valuation, as the discount/premi

DNP: Moving From Sell To Hold On This CEF.

Closed-End Funds, or CEFs, are a popular form of monthly paying stocks. Most, however, are dangerous and lack income dependability, due to destructive use of Return of Capital (unsustainable dividends

DNP and UTG are exceptionally popular CEFs for income investors. We had suggested a switch the last time around when we covered these two and we take a look at how the trade has played out.

DNP is a utilities equities closed end fund with a substantial track record. The fund is one of those rare, golden standard CEFs that have always traded at premiums to NAV in the past decade.