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From: mykesc2020	1/3/2022 12:25:21 AM
	2 Recommendations Recommended By red cardinal Top Of The World Ma of 245

My CEF Update--Dec 31-2021 My CEF basket is still pretty immature, but I am pleased with it--and what it is doing. I started buying CEFs in April 2021 (DNP first purchase) and my most recent purchase was AIO (Dec 30-2021). I have been buying CEFs since April 2021 to now, so context & time of ownership is big at the moment. I have 10 CEFs (see below for the list) My CEF basket is: ---5% of my equity portfolio, 4% of my overall portfolio. ---CEF income is $2,226 per year, or $185 per month. ---CEF basket yield is 6.4% ---CEF basket TR 3.94% (since April 2021), TR is --1% cap gain, 3% distributions (approx.). Best performer - DNP - +15.5% TR Worst Performer - AIO - -3.5% TR I purchased this basket for income, not TR. The fact that I have a positive TR at the moment is nice. My limit was 5% of portfolio and I have reached that so I am done buying CEFs for the moment. I look forward to how it all plays out. Hopefully the same as my BDC basket I set up in 2018. 66% TR, 32% cap gain and 34% dividends. CEF Basket DNP AIO BME UTG THQ BST BDJ EOS BMEZ BSTZ

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