Note sure what happened but the closing prices are way off compared to other services.
intermediate. TCW Emerging Markets Income (TGINX) 2.2% Western Asset High Income (HIX) 2.3% Eaton Vance Short Duration ( EVG ) 1.9% Assorted Individual Bonds (A or better, 2-4 years maturity) 9.4% Not looking to touch the individual bonds
term CEF bond funds. CEFconnect reports the following: ERC FTF EVG EVV BLW. Happily, all currently sport good discounts and yields in the 6.5% to 8.5% range. Among them, EVG reports the shortest avg duration: 2 years. (No specific length
no sign of this happening yet). There is a group of CEFs referred to as "limited duration" funds and include BLW, EVV, EVG , FTF, and ERC (maybe there are more that I don't know about). I own EVV and FTF and I am satisfied with both. The NAVs
1.33 14.87-14.70 40,277 15.67-13.88 DAG ARCX 12.15 -2.41 12.76-12.12 760,166 14.83-5.83 EVG XNYS 17.44 -1.30 17.59-17.38 67,472 17.92-15.48 FMY XNYS 19.06 0.00 19.10-18.97 47,902 22.00
Below is a list of my holdings, each ranges from 2% to 4% of total. AWF AWP AOD PHD BIE MVT MYD COY MUI CHY KTF KST KSM EOS EOI EFT EVV EVT ETO ETG ERC ERH FT PDT HTD IGR HPI OIB HYB NCV JRO NMD NMO NQU PCEF HIF EVG
to say, if you may care to share your thoughts? EVBLX FFRHX EVG FTF I have never tried a CEF before, but given the CEF "fever ..... valuations are Eaton Vance Short Duration Diversified Fund ( EVG ) and Franklin Limited Duration Income Fund (FTF.) They are
Looking for moderately defensive CEF with yield. Came up with EVG , a short term senior floating rate CEF. Income seems to equal its 6.3% distribution for the past several months. Has a 5.5% discount and 24% leverage. Would be in an IRA. Price has fallen off about 5% recently. Searched the forum and the last time it was mentioned here was back in December. Would appreciate any comments on this or defensive alternatives. Thanks.
regular review of the company. Compared with other recent acquisitions, Chevron's price tag of $1.39 per thousand cubic feet is similar to the $1.40 paid in the recent merger of Evergreen Resources EVG and Pioneer Natural Resources PXD.
The boards of Pioneer Natural Resources PXD and Evergreen Resources EVG have approved a merger in which Evergreen will become a subsidiary of Pioneer. We are placing both companies under review while