RE:RE:RE:DF unit nav to AUG 31 = approx: $14.19It's a simplified way of looking at it. If the market price of DF (3.97) is below its portion of NAV (4.19), then the market is assigning it a discount.
A non-simplified look recognizes that fair market value involves more than NAV. It also has to price in (1) the value of the structural leverage DF has on NAV and (2) the ongoing management expense paid to Quadravest.
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Sugaree wrote: Is it a discount because you take $14.19 - $10.00 = $4.19, so as stock is below at $3.97 it is a discount?
mouserman wrote: Quadravest updated navs again to AUG 31 and DF spreadsheet was exactly on the money again @ $14.19
Not much change since that update, and DF trading at a discount here.
mouserman wrote: My spreadsheet had DF losing 61 cents since the midmonth update. Leaves the commons with a value of $4.19 before distributions to preferreds.