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Post by richardsok on Mar 2, 2021 21:22:01 GMT
Merrill Lynch Closed End Fund Report: Highlights & Summary.
--MLPs have been outperforming
--Midstream managers “cautiously optimistic” but point to Biden's energy and climate policies as potential risks.
--Recently added leverage indicates managers' confidence ahead. Distributions have been quite stable.
--TYG: added to distributions; possibly more increases ahead
--Actionable conclusion: Maintain “Buy” ratings on CEM and KYN
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Post by steadyeddy on Mar 4, 2021 1:44:58 GMT
I guess very little interest in CEFs. I used to dabble in them but have given up completely.
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Post by xray on Mar 4, 2021 22:54:45 GMT
You probably don't know what you are missing [especially in down markets]....
Live Long and Prosper....
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Post by steadyeddy on Mar 5, 2021 15:02:42 GMT
You probably don't know what you are missing [especially in down markets].... Live Long and Prosper.... It is like Pyrotechnics... one needs to be a master to play with fire. Humbly, I am not a master with CEFs. Less excitement is good for me right now. Happy Investing! |
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Post by xray on Mar 6, 2021 21:49:37 GMT
steadyeddy, There is little excitement in CEF's and that is what makes them a very good "side bar" from the rest of the market. Very limited exposure to the public and very little trading. The only excitement we get is when someone buys a large block [or sells a block] and drives the MktPrc up/down for the "very" short term. This puts the CEF in play for the rest of us.... If one likes to play golf or do other things without worrying about what the market will do, CEF's is the place to be. We do our homework once a week and make any necessary changes if needed.... Live Long and Prosper....
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