PCI News and Press, PIMCO Dynamic Credit and Mortgage Income Fund of Beneficial Interest From 10/12/20

PDI placed more than 3 million shares at a 24.69 price raising over $75M of fresh capital and increasing the size of the fund by 5% before any leverage is applied. The fund's managers and PIMCO clearly see an opportunity here to add value to the shares and help recover NAV lost in Mar...

We regularly write about multi-basket income strategies. They mostly have similar underlying principles but vary in terms of income needs, growth goals, and risk levels. We will go over our thesis as to how a diversified income method with low volatility could make you financially ind...

Residential real estate continues to enjoy very strong fundamentals despite the Covid-19 pandemic. Homeowner equity is up, mortgage rates are down and apartment rent collections remain strong. We look at 3 high-yielding picks that take advantage of these fundamentals. For fu...

NAVs in the non-agency mortgage space continue to recover as the underlying securities slowly inch back to prior levels. It will take time - likely another six to 18 months before many of these NAVs recover to pre COVID-19 levels. Opportunistically buying during the volatility wil...

Here are your October U.S. exchange-traded monthly-paid (MoPay) dividends, upsides, and net gains: 1. Stocks by-yield (70); 2. Stocks by price-upside (30); 3. Closed-end investments, exchange-traded funds and notes (CEICs/ETFs/ETNs) by yield >8.49% (80). The U.S. MoPay equity popul...

PTY has proven to be one of the best fixed-income CEFs ever. Complexity creates opportunity and today's fixed-income market is full of it. There are plenty of hazards for retail investors. For further details see: PTY: Safest +9% Yield Cash Machine, Paid Monthly

Six of eight indexes on our world watch list posted losses through September 28, 2020. The top performer is China's Shanghai with a gain of 5.49%. Coming in last is London's FTSE 100 with a loss of 21.41%. For further details see: World Markets Update: September 28, 2020...

We take a look at the August coverage figures alongside the annual shareholder reports. If you were confused by the July coverage figures, you're going to hate the August report sequel. The circumstances around the strange income levels over the past 2 months suggest that they are...

It seems that again the UNII report was affected by the fall in the US dollar which further reduced coverage ratios. So far in September, the dollar is up moderately, indicating that a rebound in coverage ratios is highly probable. PIMCO muni CEFs are for the first time in a long ...

The weak trend in global trade and growth will not be enough to support risky assets such as equities in the coming months. The recent 10%+ consolidation in equities clearly shows how vulnerable is the market currently 'without' central banks and governments' help. Leading indicat...