I only noticed JHI (+.0117) and JHS (+.0147) moving up....and that's not such a big deal since both have variable quarterly distributions based on recent earnings. Anybody catch any others? Regards, Dick
debt RCS (0.42) +0.04 debt FMY (1.09) (0.16) debt PFN (0.46) +0.06 debt GOF (1.10) -0- debt+eq JHI (0.63) +0.17 debt EHI (0.49) +0.03 debt EDF +0.03 +0.37 debt GDO (0.28) +0.06 debt ACG +0.02
today) PKO (0.38) +0.05 RCS (0.30) -0- FMY (1.06) -0- PFN (0.29) (0.01) GOF (0.91) (0.06) JHI (1.07) +0.05 EHI (0.47) +0.03 Since all proposed "solutions" to our deficit problems and/or a US sovereign
Dow, Nasdaq, etc.). I realize there are some flaws with my comparison ("apples to oranges"). CEF like NGZ, JGV, JHI , KMM, UTF, DEX, and HQH have all dropped significantly more in price than the indices. So, for the more experienced Forum
enthusiasm in buying their cef]. Not in current portfolio.... On the "PLUS" side, there were some announced increases [ JHI 1.9856 VS 1.648, JGV 1.38 VS 1.20, JPC 0.76 VS 0.68, JRS 0.92 VS 0.88].... Cef distribution and dividend
zigged when I should have zagged -- selling JHI and after a while investing the proceeds ..... yield within 15bps of each other. BUT, JHI has a 10% premium and JHS has a 5% discount. (I realize JHI has a higher income/NAV but attribute that
credit issues/fears surrounding munis -- spread product found some serious support following year-end pressures. FWIW, the NAVs I looked at included PFN, PKO, RCS, GDO, GOF, AWF, JHS, JHI , HPS, JPS and some others. Regards, Dick
It is getting whacked today. The current price yields 11.10%. Comments appreciated. Mitchelg
Bought some JHI today. Comments please. Mitchelg
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