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18 hr ago • u/SimplySafeDividends • r/dividends • cefs_dividend_spike • C

This is almost certainly not CEFS's new regular distribution. BSTZ, one of CEFS's largest holdings at around 11% of the portfolio, paid a large, one-time special distribution in September. CEFS is most likely just passing through the extra income to shareholders (as is required for funds).

19 hr ago • u/irish_curmudgeon • r/dividends • cefs_dividend_spike • Discussion • T

CEFS dividend spike

1 day ago • u/speedlever • r/dividends • trying_to_understand_if_i_can_live_my_life_abroad • C

If you're going to depend on income funds (cc ETFs, BDCs, CEFS, etc), I suggest you need to generate 2.5x your spend in order to have protection from another 2008 gfc.
Cc ETFs are good to a point, but they fall short of overall wealth creation over time. They typically trail the underlying. So over time, compounding is tough to beat. I expect the distributions to directly correlate to the nav. You can see that with the distributions from BTCI, for instance. It still pays 25-30%, but of the reduced nav due to BTC market conditions. Then you have ADX which pays 8% and has been around for nearly 100 years
Armchair income has a good yt channel on income fund investing that's worth a look. A quality cc ETF that's shown decent total returns is gpiq, paying around 10% monthly distributions. Tdaq is another, but both are still fairly new. So qqqi for distributions, gpiq for total returns and a smaller distribution. But neither beats the underlying in total returns over time.

18 hr ago • u/SimplySafeDividends • r/dividends • cefs_dividend_spike • C

This is almost certainly not CEFS's new regular distribution. BSTZ, one of CEFS's largest holdings at around 11% of the portfolio, paid a large, one-time special distribution in September. CEFS is most likely just passing through the extra income to shareholders (as is required for funds).

19 hr ago • u/irish_curmudgeon • r/dividends • cefs_dividend_spike • Discussion • T

CEFS dividend spike

1 day ago • u/speedlever • r/dividends • trying_to_understand_if_i_can_live_my_life_abroad • C

If you're going to depend on income funds (cc ETFs, BDCs, CEFS, etc), I suggest you need to generate 2.5x your spend in order to have protection from another 2008 gfc.
Cc ETFs are good to a point, but they fall short of overall wealth creation over time. They typically trail the underlying. So over time, compounding is tough to beat. I expect the distributions to directly correlate to the nav. You can see that with the distributions from BTCI, for instance. It still pays 25-30%, but of the reduced nav due to BTC market conditions. Then you have ADX which pays 8% and has been around for nearly 100 years
Armchair income has a good yt channel on income fund investing that's worth a look. A quality cc ETF that's shown decent total returns is gpiq, paying around 10% monthly distributions. Tdaq is another, but both are still fairly new. So qqqi for distributions, gpiq for total returns and a smaller distribution. But neither beats the underlying in total returns over time.

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