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DSL: Discount Closing, Still Some Opportunity

Only funds with coverage >100% are considered.

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Only funds with yield over 7.5%, coverage higher than 90% and trading at a discount are considered. Top lists of discount, yield, DxY and DxYxZ are given. The top DxYxZ funds are DSL, HPI, and HPF.

We take a look at the PIMCO CEF leverage and coverage numbers for December. Overall, December was a pretty good month for shareholders as coverage increased across the board, NAV gains exceeded distri

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

October-December KiplingerToday published four articles: 11 Best Monthly Dividend[s].for 2021; 21 Best Stocks To Buy.; 11 Dividend Growth Stocks; 25 Dividend Stocks Analysts Love. These I called Kipli

Last year was tough for everyone, including investors. Staying afloat in the financial markets involved considerable effort. Having reached the end of a troubled 2020, it is time to take stock of how

With the latest shareholder report out, we take a look at DSL - an EM debt overweight fund from DoubleLine. The fund has recently made a big distribution cut. However, we find that its current coverag

DSL: Better To Cut Than Erode Assets, Fund Now Looking Attractive

The relationship between risk and return is of fundamental importance when choosing and evaluating a financial investment. For generations, investors have believed that risk and return are inseparable

Almost one year ago, I built an income portfolio based on 15 closed-end funds (CEFs) that I judged to have the best net asset value (NAV) performance since inception.

This is a new fund from Jeffrey Gundlach's shop that will sit in between the other two funds (DBL and DSL) in terms of risk.

Jeffrey Gundlach, based out of Los Angeles, floated the idea on Twitter of leaving California to "escape incompetent governance"

Billionaire bond manager Gundlach suggests he could leave California over taxes