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Learn how to generate passive income through investing, so you can secure your finances and liberate your life. We've tried pretty much every type of investing. Most take too long to reap rewards and you have to sell your investments to get any usable cash. Short term strategies are stressful, risky, and keep you glued to a screen all day.
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059 - How To Evaluate Close Ended Funds For Maximum Profits
Close Ended Funds need to be evaluated different than regular stocks. Why bother with CEFs?
Well, they're pretty undervalued right now which makes a lot of them great opportunities for your investment portfolio.
Here are the metrics we look at to determine if a CEF is a buy.
To actually see where we find this information in our Schwab brokerage, click here.
You can find CEFs that are going ex-dividend on investing.com.
CEFs that we evaluate in this episode.
- BGH
- TEAF
- BWG
- SCD
- FFC
- DMO
- BGB
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Ticker metrics change as markets and companies change, so always do your own research. The content in this podcast is based on personal experience and is for educational purposes, not financial advice. See full disclaimer here.
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