Yields 14.4%, Sure, But It's Comically Overpriced

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My 9.5% Income Portfolio - Harvesting Dividends

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Magnify Your Income With These 2 Great Funds

Home Dividends Analysis Dividend Quick Picks Magnify Your Income With These 2 Great Funds. You can vastly out-produce the market's income annually with two well-known funds. Royce Small-Cap Trust – Yield 7.8% and ETPTY – Yielding 7.7%. The two funds have been trading at historically cheap valuations since 2000.

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PIMCO Update May 2024 - PDX Levers Up

Coverage on nearly all PIMCO CEFs improved. Muni CEF coverage ratio up 9 points to 89% and taxable CEFs up over 20 points to 84.6%. Some funds cut borrowing significantly while others increased leverage. The main driver of these moves is movement in the US dollar.

PDO: Leading Performance, Stabilizing Interest Rates, And A Trillion Dollar Opportunity

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Building A 10% Income Portfolio Today

Six years ago, Guido Persichino wrote his first article on investing. In this article, he outlines the criteria that guided him in constructing his first income portfolio. The Semifonte Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel is a small temple in the Florentine countryside. He wants to imagine a miniature replica of it, with a return of around 9% in his current portfolio.

Important: Don't Make These 3 Mistakes When Reading Charts

Investors are overly reliant on price charts. Past returns do not guarantee future results, and the best time to buy is when prices are low. You want to own companies that will produce and share profits. Dividends are an integral component of total returns, not just share prices.

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