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I am returning to the subject of closed-end funds. There is no sector of the markets that is more overlooked, less understood, and more full of promise, than closed-end funds.

The only space left with any real yield are some of the closed-end funds. Many of the ones that I like have monthly dividends and while most have leverage, the cost of leverage is just this side of ze...

With hundreds of open-end and closed-end funds in the tax-exempt sector figuring out the best allocation is a daunting task. Funds-of-funds, or funds that hold other municipal funds, are attractive in...

Since there is barely any yield in investment grade bonds, people and institutions are scrambling. Closed-end funds: the most overlooked sector of the capital markets.

Our correction is not over. There will be more to come, as the equity high-fliers begin their drop back to Earth.

With the 5 year and 10 year Treasuries hitting a record low yield last week, bond investors are in a wrath of hurt.

The funds added to the list in June were a mix of niche products, including global funds, actively managed funds, and leveraged funds.

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We are at historical low yields and the cost of money is at zero. This is all being driven by the Fed. We are nowhere near the Fed's stated capacity in any lend

Blood in the Streets creates opportunities and I think there are a number that have presented themselves now. There are Investment Grade energy company bonds th