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DLY
DoubleLine Yield Opportunities Fund
stock NYSE Closed Ended Fund

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Aug 6, 2026 3:59:30 PM EDT

14.07USD+0.142%(+0.02)100,328

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2 days ago • u/Weak_Alternative_168 • r/ValueInvesting • tell_me_what_im_doing_wrong_value_dividend • C

One of your own rules is getting broken by the list I think. You said no doubling down on real estate since it's already 50%+ of net worth, but RFI, RLTY and JRS are real estate income funds, DOC is a REIT, and RA and JRI lean real assets too.
The wider version of that is 42 tickers isn't 42 bets. PDI, DSL, DLY, HYT and NPCT are all levered credit, so they load on the same two things, spreads and rates. In a proper spread-widening event they fall together, the leverage forces selling, and the discounts blow out at the same time. That's when the diversification you're paying fees for doesn't show up.
Which matters for the question you actually asked. Taking this from 15% to 50% of net worth doesn't move you out of your rentals. It stacks leverage on risks you already own a lot of.

2 days ago • u/Weak_Alternative_168 • r/ValueInvesting • tell_me_what_im_doing_wrong_value_dividend • C

One of your own rules is getting broken by the list I think. You said no doubling down on real estate since it's already 50%+ of net worth, but RFI, RLTY and JRS are real estate income funds, DOC is a REIT, and RA and JRI lean real assets too.
The wider version of that is 42 tickers isn't 42 bets. PDI, DSL, DLY, HYT and NPCT are all levered credit, so they load on the same two things, spreads and rates. In a proper spread-widening event they fall together, the leverage forces selling, and the discounts blow out at the same time. That's when the diversification you're paying fees for doesn't show up.
Which matters for the question you actually asked. Taking this from 15% to 50% of net worth doesn't move you out of your rentals. It stacks leverage on risks you already own a lot of.

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