Keith1950
Posted - 2 hours ago
$CLM My Fidelity portfolio is at an all-time high thanks primarily to $CLM & $CRF. $AGNC is also doing very well, and I have high hopes for $OXLC. Hope there's not a bloodbath next week after the Friday's PCE.
antifapat
Posted - 3 hours ago
$CRF target acquired, next target in sight.
Dragon_Trader_64
Posted - 6 hours ago
$CRF
wumiller
Posted - 8 hours ago
$CLM Just sold at $7.52 and $CRF $7.50 still can't get used to them trading at basically the same price Not large trades just basically selling my upcoming drip shares as the position is a little larger than I am comfortable with I do have smallish orders all the way up to $8.00 though not really expecting most of those to fill but no harm in putting them out there(well other than them filling and going higher :)
Keith1950
Posted - 19 hours ago
@JBuyer all I can say is that I paid $150 less for my 2,767 $CRF shares than my 2,767 $CLM shares but CRF total value is $152 more the CLM value since this January so CRF has outperformed CLM by $300 so far this year. All shares were purchased in equal amounts on the same days.
goofyfoot
Posted - 1 day ago
$CLM Isn’t $CRF supposed to have a lower price per share than CLM?
Tahmkench911
Posted - 1 day ago
$CLM $CRF When they announce a rights offering, do you guys immediately sell and rebuy after the offering?
Or do you ride it down
wumiller
Posted - 1 day ago
$OXLC My schwabby account just reached it's post covid high crossing the August 11th 2022 previous high however by far the largest part of my portfolio(that's a joke)was made up of 4 stocks very familier to all of you and the price that day using an avg of high and low for the day $CLM $10.80 $CRF $10.40 $OXLC $6.40 $ECC $11.35 I was thinking of calculating what my account would be with current holdings at those prices but I might start sounding like Mr C----r H-t :)
Keith1950
Posted - 1 day ago
@MichaelJk @JBuyer I started a 50/50 position for $CLM & $CRF in January. Dripping at NAV, I have 1.5 shares more in $CRF than $CLM. Until clm reestablishes the 30 to 40 cent spread in share price, $CRF is a slightly better buy right now.
Dragon_Trader_64
Posted - 1 day ago
$CLM $CRF, $GOF, $PDI and $RCS make my 5 favorite CEF's for both the dividends and the DRIP percentages.
antifapat
Posted - 6 days ago
I now have 1,000+ shares of each of these beauties in each of our Roth IRA accounts; $CLM $CRF $ECC & $OXLC
antifapat
Posted - 6 days ago
Bought 300 shares of $CLM $CRF & $ECC in each account
kevinperez89
Posted - 1 week ago
$CRF Would it be wise to go all in on this ? Curious 👀
antifapat
Posted - 1 week ago
@natezahm @PennyWeasel @Traderfritz keep an eye on premium/discount to nav, that's a pretty good determinant whether there'll be a discount or not. also, check the sec documents. look for 'dividend reinvestment plan' and specifically the most common '95%' referring to the discount. for example, look at cefconnect for discount/premium info, or the issuer website. $CLM & $CRF are easy and quite unique; https://www.cornerstonestrategicvaluefund.com/assets/pdfs/other-info/Dividend.pdf and https://www.cornerstonestrategicvaluefund.com/net-asset-value.html. Other funds 'hide' that info. but $GOF does a great job; https://www.guggenheiminvestments.com/cef/fund/gof/distributions
Dragon_Trader_64
Posted - 1 week ago
$CRF Dividends rule the roost, just don't forget that. Dividends feed the DRIP while both keep compounding into more shares every month. My favorite list is below sorted by Div to NAV rates. You'll notice $CRF is at the top! But I like and have all of them in my long-term portfolio, along with $CLM which misses this list because its price is currently too close to the NAV, or it would be on top.
NothnSpecial
Posted - 1 week ago
@Traderfritz $CRF and $CLM aren’t bad either
sonofaperch
Posted - 1 week ago
$CLM NAV =6.91 $CRF NAV=6.61
rudedude
Posted - 1 week ago
$GOF $PDI $SCHW $CRF $CLM I noticed my drip was much lower than it should be. At this point I may as well go back to Robinhood. TOS mobile is kinda crappy anyways. TD app was great.
JBuyer
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$GOF $PDI $SCHW Precisely why a lot of TDA clients opted out of Schwab and went to Merrill or Fidelity - both allow the direct participation with $GOF, $CLM, $CRF and other that DRIP at NAV.
Keith1950
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$AGNC $CLM $CRF $OXLC Yes, Friday was wild but today was great! Mostly due to CLM and AGNC I closed at an all-time portfolio high of $80,103! Probably drop back below $80,000 after x-div day but the divs should get me back over $80k!
wumiller
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$CLM sold 200 at $7.42 if it keeps going so will I Also sold 200 $CRF at $7.35 ditto for that one Also sold some of my reits just in case tomorrows number is scary
GuyChapman
Posted - 2 weeks ago
@sonofaperch I love my $CLM and $CRF . Good luck and make some money.
ValueFiend
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$CLM $CRF $OXLC Have a great weekend everyone! Get your motor runnin' Head out on the highway Lookin' for adventure And whatever comes our way Yeah Darlin' go make it happen Take the world in a love embrace Fire all of your guns at once And explode into space https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egMWlD3fLJ8&t=11s
antifapat
Posted - 2 weeks ago
@JBuyer that's wrong. Prove it! Thanks for the #FUD, bud! Premium has to be higher. $CLM $CRF
Keith1950
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$AGNC $CLM $CRF $OXLC what a wild ride today! Started up $250, then down $350, ended down $300. I expect next week will be better!
Keith1950
Posted - 3 weeks ago
@Gaidin if your broker participates in the drip at NAV program for $CLM & $CRF the distribution is closer to 20%+/-. Fidelity is my broker.
Keith1950
Posted - 3 weeks ago
@sonofaperch I go to the Cornerstone web site about an hour after close every Friday for $CLM and $CRF
marktopdogsmith
Posted - 3 weeks ago
$CRF NAV back to last year's divvy amount. A bit better.....$0.1179