VVR News and Press, Invesco Senior Income Trust From 01/24/23

Invesco Senior Income Trust ( NYSE: VVR ) declares $0.039/share monthly dividend , 21.9% increase from prior dividend of $0.032. Forward yield 12.12% The increase will be reflected in the Fund's distribution payable on February 28, 2023. See VVR Dividend Scorecar...

Summary Bonds are back, offering the highest yields in over a decade. With an emphasis on a fixed income, my portfolio is positioned for weaker growth but stronger markets in 2023. Using an income-compounding approach, I can continue to grow my future income stream for retirement by...

Summary The Federal Reserve's interest rate tightening scheme has had a negative effect on most fixed-income securities. Invesco Senior Income Trust invests in floating-rate loans, which should prove more resilient to rising rates than traditional bonds. The fund maintains a very we...

Summary One of the worst years on record for investing, 2022, is behind us. To prepare you for 2023, we have our annual Marketplace Contributor Look Ahead Roundtable. To kick off we have 6 contributors discussing their macro views. Thank you to all readers of our Marketplace C...

Summary All those pesky political, economic, and financial issues that depressed investors and markets in 2022? Well, we’ve still got them in 2023. On the other hand, perhaps it's already priced in and investors were just waiting to get end-of-year tax-selling behind us so the lo...

Summary The Pioneer Floating Rate Trust trades at a discount of -11% and pays a monthly distribution that has been raised 5 months in a row. The current annual yield exceeds 11.5% and benefits from rising interest rates due to its mostly floating rate senior secured loans that it holds....

Summary AFT is at an attractive and compelling deep discount. However, it lags peers, so the larger discount could be warranted if, in the future, the weaker performance persists. The fund has raised its distribution five times this year, with more to come potentially. W...

Summary In "normal" markets we often have a choice between earning our target returns (8-10%) either through (1) high-yield, low-growth fixed income investments, or (2) low-yield, higher growth equity investments. The former (credit investments, like bonds and loans) tend to be taxed at...

Summary October had the broader indexes rebounding after their lackluster September. With limited cash to put to work this month after an aggressive September, I was more conservative in buying. I added to positions that I already held, with two positions being names I bought ...

Summary We review CEF market valuation and performance through the last week of October and highlight recent market action. The CEF market had a good week and a good October, offsetting some of the drop it saw in September. We discuss the ongoing wave of preferreds redemptions...