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Nuveen Preferred & Income Term Fund declares $0.1305 dividend

Nuveen Preferred & Income Term Fund (NYSE:JPI) declares $0.1305/share monthly dividend, in line with previous. Forward yield 7.61% Payable June 1; for shareholders of record May 13; ex-div May 12.

Cash Grab Turns Serious for Fund Managers Stressed by Russia

Stocks That Hit 52-Week Highs On Tuesday

    Before 10 a.m. ET on Tuesday, 128 companies hit new 52-week highs.

Investment Implications Of An Expensive Preferreds Sector

The preferreds sector has come nearly full circle with yields spiking in March and now falling back to their levels earlier in the year.Expensive sector valuation means that fund fees are taking a bigger chunk of underlying yields while passive investments are holding an increasing number of negative yield-to-call stocks.These trends suggest investors should look at ways to mitigate the impact of fees as well as rotating into actively managed funds or individual preferreds.We highlight a number of securities that dovetail with some of these trends such as PFFD, PREF, WFC.PL, NLY.PD, some of which we hold in our Income Portfolios.

A Wealth Of Relative Value Opportunities In Preferred CEFs

Steadily lower yields and heightened volatility make relative value opportunities an attractive alpha generation strategy in CEFs.We take a look at the relative value opportunities on offer in the preferreds CEF sector.A couple of rotation opportunities within the Flaherty fund suite are FLC over DFP and PFO over PFD.Additional frequent opportunities come up for John Hancock as well as Nuveen term CEFs.

HPI: Resilient So Far, But The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Still Here

Energy holdings have been negatively impacted by the pandemic.A zero-interest-rate environment might persist until at least 2023.Preferred securities should continue to perform well during the low-interest-rate environment.