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Strategies & Market Trends : Young and Older Folk Portfolio
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To: mykesc2020 who wrote (20796)9/30/2025 5:37:46 PM
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Re. You know, CEFs are pretty amazing if you ask me.


Yes they are. I don't remember when I got started in CEF investing, but I do know that my first CEF was UTG. There used to be someone on SA (I forget their name or handle) that tracked and posted a spreadsheet of CEFs every month with all sorts of data, including the number of years a CEF has paid distribution without a cut. I used that list to build me a basket of 10 or so CEFs. Those are the CEFs I mostly stick with (rotate in/out).

It helps to have folks like jritz0 and others who can guide us through CEFs and all the rights drama that comes with it. What I don't want is a super high yield with a risk of distribution cut as that would be painful and difficult to replace. THQ/THW comes to mind, I got out of them and sleep better with rest of my CEFs.
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