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CLM and CRF's 15% Yield Hides a Decade of Payout Cuts and Capital Erosion
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article warns that three funds are marketing headline yields above 15% while allegedly returning investors’ own capital, diluting shareholders via rights offerings, and effectively letting investors pay more than $1 to buy $1 of underlying assets. Net effect is presented as yield being “manufactured” rather than truly generated, with potential investor dilution risk outweighing the headline rate.
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