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To: peter michaelson who wrote (44)	12/21/2008 9:30:31 AM
From: KyrosL	Read Replies (1) of 161

Hi Peter. Every month or two I update my list of CEFs, mostly munis, that are relative "bargains" based largely on discount to NAV, but also on the other criteria I have listed here. Then during the trading day I watch them and if there are big discrepancies I trade out of very overvalued positions and into very undervalued positions, making sure they also fit my tax criteria, such as avoidance of wash sales. My list is by no means "the best" of the CEFs. Hopefully we can all try to construct and update such a list. December is a month of great inefficiencies and, therefore opportunities in these CEFs, for all the reasons described in your posts. Currently my list is: munis: AFB BBF BFK BLE BSD IQI IQM IQT KTF LEO MFL MUI MYD MYF MVF MZF NAD NBH NEA NFL NMA NMO NPF NPT NQF NQM NQS NQU NUM NXZ NZF PIA PPM Convertibles NCV NCZ AVK AGC Junk corporates VVR VTA EVG RMA RMH RSF Foreign/emerging debt EDD FAX I currently own: AFB BBF KTF MFL MYF MVF NAD NZF PIA NCV NCZ AGC VTA EVG EDD FAX RMA RMH RSF

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