Post by
Donwaan on Dec 15, 2023 7:20pm
PIC.A
...does fly under the radar for most, partly due to it's quarterly distribution policy I think. It has never missed a distribution since it's inception in 1996 and doesn't have a minimum NAV policy that stops it from paying. In very poor market conditions (2008/Covid) when the NAV gets to zero the distribution has been reduced to 10 cents but as markets recover it gets reinstated back to the standard 20.319 cents per quarter. The fund managers track record is impressive with a distribution paid for 100 consecutive quarters. I have held several splits over the years and each has their strong and their weak points.