Market Cap 867.72M
Revenue (ttm) 175.61M
Net Income (ttm) 174.58M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin N/A
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 83,463
Avg Vol 704,234
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 102.93M
Stochastic %K 38%
Beta 1.13
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Cornerstone Total Return Fund, Inc. is a closed-ended equity mutual fund launched and managed by Cornerstone Advisors, LLC. It invests in the public equity markets of the United States. The fund seeks to invest in stocks of companies operating across diversified sectors. It primarily invests in value and growth stocks of companies across all market capitalizations. The fund also invests through other closed-end investment companies and ETFs. It benchmarks the performance of its portfolio against...

Industry: Asset Management
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 828 210 8184
Address:
1075 Hendersonville Road, Suite 250, Asheville, United States
Hommeboy
Hommeboy Jun. 20 at 11:18 PM
$CLM $CRF Using the S&P500 as a gauge to determine the NAV did not come close this week. The drop in their respective NAV’s was significant. I wonder why?
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Investor4166
Investor4166 Jun. 20 at 2:21 PM
$CRF I think this market is about to go south very soon. No volume out there and more uncertainty
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panda317
panda317 Jun. 19 at 9:10 PM
I have 1k shares of $CRF that i will probably sell, and i will also probably add another 1k shares to the 2k shares of $CLM i currently own to make 3k shares. Almost enough. So, soon, probably. Currently holding 20k shares of $OXLC, which is enough, for now. Already sold all my 'g' shares of $GOF and $GUT, which is kinda sad. Sniff, sniff. Being left with only those 2 cefs should make my life a little simpler, allowing me to deal with my health issues and my wife’s dementia (always a fun time). Now, i just need to find a fairly stable etf with a high yield for some income. You will note my use of "probably" and "should" in the above digital manifesto. In other news, my son is recovering after having both ankles crushed because he was run over by a Massachusetts DOT truck in April when he was setting out cones for a lane taper. His sister set up a gofundme if anyone is interested. We're not rich. I've done all i can. If anyone needs me, @PennyWeasel has my email.
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panda317
panda317 Jun. 18 at 7:19 PM
OK, changed my allocations. Sold all $GOF & $GUT for profits (several months of dividends!) and *may* sell $CRF. Added 2,000 to $CLM & 10,000 to $OXLC to make it a fairly good day. How'd youse guys do?
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fazeri
fazeri Jun. 18 at 12:39 PM
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 13 at 8:58 PM
$ULTY $YMAX $OXLC $CRF $CLM what a day! Added 99 YMAX at $13.28 to $13.32 and took the plunge and bought 1 share of ULTY at $6.12. Now I have $6.07 left to spend as I wish. Might buy 1 share of the OX after hours.
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rulzart
rulzart Jun. 12 at 11:06 AM
$CRF what happening here? Seems like a good time to enter
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 11 at 7:49 PM
$CLM $CRF $OXLC $YMAX what started out to be a flat, or slightly down day, has turned sour for some reason unknown to me.... :-(
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spkinney
spkinney Jun. 10 at 9:20 PM
$CLM getting enrolled in the discount drip program on $CLM and $CRF is a must ......its adding .02 t0 .03 to the dividend each month ......it buys at the NAV price.....its a substantial bonus!!!!
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 6 at 8:44 PM
$CLM $CRF $OXLC $YMAX 6/6/25 – my calculated NAV for CLM is $6.66 and CRF is $6.45. Premiums are 19.37% and 18.76%. Official numbers will be published by Cornerstone about an hour after closing. It was a good day all around. Have a Lovely weekend everyone.
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Hommeboy
Hommeboy Jun. 20 at 11:18 PM
$CLM $CRF Using the S&P500 as a gauge to determine the NAV did not come close this week. The drop in their respective NAV’s was significant. I wonder why?
1 · Reply
Investor4166
Investor4166 Jun. 20 at 2:21 PM
$CRF I think this market is about to go south very soon. No volume out there and more uncertainty
0 · Reply
panda317
panda317 Jun. 19 at 9:10 PM
I have 1k shares of $CRF that i will probably sell, and i will also probably add another 1k shares to the 2k shares of $CLM i currently own to make 3k shares. Almost enough. So, soon, probably. Currently holding 20k shares of $OXLC, which is enough, for now. Already sold all my 'g' shares of $GOF and $GUT, which is kinda sad. Sniff, sniff. Being left with only those 2 cefs should make my life a little simpler, allowing me to deal with my health issues and my wife’s dementia (always a fun time). Now, i just need to find a fairly stable etf with a high yield for some income. You will note my use of "probably" and "should" in the above digital manifesto. In other news, my son is recovering after having both ankles crushed because he was run over by a Massachusetts DOT truck in April when he was setting out cones for a lane taper. His sister set up a gofundme if anyone is interested. We're not rich. I've done all i can. If anyone needs me, @PennyWeasel has my email.
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panda317
panda317 Jun. 18 at 7:19 PM
OK, changed my allocations. Sold all $GOF & $GUT for profits (several months of dividends!) and *may* sell $CRF. Added 2,000 to $CLM & 10,000 to $OXLC to make it a fairly good day. How'd youse guys do?
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fazeri
fazeri Jun. 18 at 12:39 PM
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 13 at 8:58 PM
$ULTY $YMAX $OXLC $CRF $CLM what a day! Added 99 YMAX at $13.28 to $13.32 and took the plunge and bought 1 share of ULTY at $6.12. Now I have $6.07 left to spend as I wish. Might buy 1 share of the OX after hours.
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rulzart
rulzart Jun. 12 at 11:06 AM
$CRF what happening here? Seems like a good time to enter
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 11 at 7:49 PM
$CLM $CRF $OXLC $YMAX what started out to be a flat, or slightly down day, has turned sour for some reason unknown to me.... :-(
1 · Reply
spkinney
spkinney Jun. 10 at 9:20 PM
$CLM getting enrolled in the discount drip program on $CLM and $CRF is a must ......its adding .02 t0 .03 to the dividend each month ......it buys at the NAV price.....its a substantial bonus!!!!
0 · Reply
Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 6 at 8:44 PM
$CLM $CRF $OXLC $YMAX 6/6/25 – my calculated NAV for CLM is $6.66 and CRF is $6.45. Premiums are 19.37% and 18.76%. Official numbers will be published by Cornerstone about an hour after closing. It was a good day all around. Have a Lovely weekend everyone.
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 6 at 6:48 PM
$YMAX $OXLC $CLM $CRF I don't know what the average drip share price was for YMAX today, but I certainly did better buying the dip yesterday with 60 shares at $13.34. So, I think I'll do the dip instead of drip.
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Soccer1321
Soccer1321 Jun. 6 at 6:46 PM
$CRF shouldn’t this be closer to CLM? Or am I wrong? We need another .30.
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 6 at 3:16 AM
$YMAX $OXLC $CLM $CRF Thought I was doing good to pick up 10 shares of YMAX at $13.47 early today, but then the fire sale hit this afternoon, and I had to scramble to pick up 60 more at $13.34 and now I'm at 400 shares with an average cost of $13.50 and it "feels" like this share price will hold or go up slightly from here. I admit I was a little nervous when I started this position 15 days ago, but I'm only down $61 and will have $99 in dividends after tomorrow morning. If I had the guts (and the money) I could go crazy here.
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frankie14714
frankie14714 Jun. 4 at 8:08 PM
$CRF $CLM $APLD ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Jun. 4 at 5:17 PM
$CLM $CRF $OXLC $YMAX May drip at NAV shares dropped for clm and crf at Fidelity.
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spkinney
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MegaBull24
MegaBull24 Jun. 3 at 7:43 PM
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rulzart
rulzart Jun. 3 at 12:38 PM
Why would you invest in both $CRF and $CLM? Just to spread? I can see that CRF has outperformed CLM over time (around 10 years)
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panda317
panda317 May. 31 at 6:54 PM
For the #FOMO crowd, it turns out the best 'time' to buy in the past 3 months might either have been at the open on 4/9, where you could have snagged some shares @ $6.43, or perhaps later in the session when $CLM was trading as low as $6.34/share. CLM closed at $6.50 on 4/8, just above the session low of $6.48 but those weren't my buy-in prices. I'm currently holding 2k shares at an average of $7.41/share. This will pay me $244.80/month but what's even better is the #DRIP price I get at my broker is at #NAV (one of only 2 CEFs that I've found that do this, the other being the other Cornerstone fund, $CRF). CLM's closing price on 5/30 was $7.77, just under the session high of $7.78 and then NAV was announced later at $6.56 so at that price it's almost like buying at the lows. Gawd, I love Morning* (and ToS) charts!
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Lryn
Lryn May. 30 at 9:02 PM
$CLM $CRF Did anyone get over subscribed RO shares on Fidelity? I was thinking about opening a Fidelity account but I need to know how they handle the RO first. E-Trade gave me all over subscribed shares which were a few thousand since I sold almost all shares previously.
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spkinney
spkinney May. 30 at 8:12 PM
$CLM $CRF $OXLC $ECC were all in a horse race together today!!....all winners!!
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Keith1950
Keith1950 May. 30 at 7:39 PM
$CLM $CRF 5/30/25 - Based on the current S&P 500 of 5,910.30 at 3:33 PM EST, it looks like NAV for CLM will be $6.56 and CRF will be $6.37. Premiums are 18.44% and 18.05%. These may change slightly depending on if the S&P surges up or down at close. Official numbers will be published by Cornerstone about an hour after closing. Have a Lovely weekend everyone.
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