UTG News and Press, Reaves Utility Income Fund of Beneficial Interest From 02/21/22

If you’re relying on income from your portfolio, you know how annoying it is to manage a collection of quarterly dividend payers. Take five of the most popular dividend stocks on the market today: Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), Home Depot (HD),...

UTF is a core type holding, but it got too expensive through 2021, pushing me to unload my position. Since then, the fund has flirted back into discount territory, and the overall declines opened up an opportunity to add it back. The fund has been a solid performer, so I'm happy t...

An American expert on horse race betting, Andrew Beyer, defined the psychological aspects related to the behavior of gamblers in two categories: “prime bets” and “action bets”. CEFs composing my Cupolone Income Portfolio are “prime bets;” they...

We examined BUI for the first time last December. We look at the performance since then and compare it to XLU and UTG. We tell you why we are declaring BUI a winner even though the numbers themselves are less than convincing. For further details see: BUI Wins Over UTG In...

Reaves Utility Income Fund (NYSE:UTG) declares $0.19/share monthly dividend, in line with previous. Forward yield 6.64% Payable Jan. 14; for shareholders of record Dec. 31; ex-div Dec. 30. Payable Feb. 28; for shareholders of record Feb. 18; ex-div Feb. 17. Payable Mar. 31; for shareholders o...

THE REAVES UTILITY INCOME FUND ANNOUNCES REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF $0.19 PER SHARE PR Newswire DENVER , Dec. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Reaves Utility Income Fund (NYSE MKT: UTG) announced today the next three, monthly, dividends at a rate of $0.19 p...

NAV performance, discount on NAV, and leverage constitute the three main parameters of my rule of thumb to select funds for a long-term CEF portfolio. I’m contemplating adding a fourth metric, Total Return, which is calculated based on the amount of distributions plus the chang...

Utilities have been bringing up the rear in terms of sector performance throughout most of 2021. There are real concerns with inflation ticking higher that earnings will come under pressure as costs might not be entirely offset. I believe investing should be for the longer term, s...

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The S&P 500 has not only fully recovered from the lows of the 2020 pandemic but has added on nearly 45% compared to the beginning of 2020. Will the current bull run continue in 2022, or are we heading towards a cliff? Should you invest now or wait for lower prices? We provide ...