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$20.38
-0.160 (-0.779%)
At Close: Nov 17, 2025
PSF: Potential Catalyst Ahead But Still Uncertain Of Dividend Coverage
01:01am, Saturday, 13'th Sep 2025
Cohen & Steers Select Preferred and Income Fund offers a 7.4% yield and trades at a deep discount to NAV, appealing to income investors. PSF's portfolio is heavily concentrated in the banking sector a
PSF: Attractively Valued, But Weak Dividend Coverage
01:31pm, Thursday, 26'th Jun 2025
PSF provides attractive income with a 7.6% yield and global diversification, making it appealing for long-term, income-focused investors. The fund currently trades at a 7.5% discount to NAV, offering
Firm Capital Property Trust Reports Q1/2025 Results
05:01pm, Thursday, 08'th May 2025
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PSF: Much Improved, But No Inflation Protection
09:08am, Tuesday, 22'nd Oct 2024
The Cohen & Steers Select Preferred and Income Fund offers a 7.26% yield, outperforming some peers but lagging behind others in yield. The fund's portfolio is primarily preferred stocks, with a 33.78%
PSF: Continues To Underperform Peers And Another Failure To Cover The Distribution
04:38pm, Tuesday, 21'st May 2024
Cohen & Steers Select Preferred and Income Fund has a yield of 7.82%, in line with peers but lower than some major competitors. The PSF closed-end fund's relatively low yield could pose problems, as i
FLC: Preferred Stocks Are Doing Well, But Don't Ignore The Risks
03:49pm, Wednesday, 08'th May 2024
FLC: Preferred Stocks Are Doing Well, But Don't Ignore The Risks
PSF: Take Some Profits While The Valuation Is Richer Than Normal (Rating Downgrade)
06:09pm, Wednesday, 10'th Jan 2024
The Cohen & Steers Select Preferred and Income Fund offers a high level of income with a current yield of 7.81%. The PSF closed-end fund's share price has increased by 3.92% since the last article on
PSF: Historic Underperformance And Declining NAV Are Concerns
12:35pm, Thursday, 10'th Aug 2023
Inflation rates in the U.S. and other G20 nations have been at their highest levels since the late 1970s, causing financial strain for many individuals. Investing in closed-end funds that specialize i
CEF Weekly Review: Inverted Yield Curve Is Not Doing Leveraged CEFs Any Favors
07:13am, Saturday, 08'th Jul 2023
We review CEF market valuation and performance through the last week of June and highlight recent market action. CEFs had a great week, finishing June in strong form with higher-beta sectors in the le
Preferred Closed-End Funds: Out Of The Frying Pan Into The Fire
03:54pm, Tuesday, 11'th Apr 2023
Today, I wanted to take a broader look at the preferred closed-end fund space. After struggling for most of the last year due to rapidly-rising interest rates, the latest banking failures sent preferr
PSF: Reasonable Option For Income, But Distribution Sustainability A Question
12:56pm, Thursday, 30'th Mar 2023
Investors are in desperate need of additional income today as they try to maintain their incomes in the face of high inflation. Cohen & Steers Select Preferred and Income Fund, Inc. invests in a portf
PSF: A Solid Income Fund At An Attractive Price
04:34pm, Tuesday, 13'th Dec 2022
Cohen & Steers Select Preferred and Income Fund, Inc. invests in a portfolio of preferred stock and other income securities in order to provide its investors with a high level of current income. The s
5 Best CEFs To Buy This Month (February 2022)
09:00am, Saturday, 12'th Feb 2022
For income investors, closed-end funds remain an attractive investment class that covers a variety of asset classes and promise high distributions and reasonable total returns. Closed-end funds are ge
Closed-End Funds: A Check-Up On The Preferred Space
06:26am, Sunday, 19'th Dec 2021
Today, we are taking a refreshed look at the preferred closed-end fund space. We see that the entire space has become more expensive, yet at the same time, distribution yields have dropped - this is m
PSF: Great Income Fund With Improving Valuation
03:24pm, Thursday, 30'th Sep 2021
The biggest problem facing retirees today is an inability to generate income off of their portfolios, which is the fault of the Federal Reserve.
