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Citadel Income Fund T.CTF.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  CTFUF

Citadel Income Fund (the Trust) is a Canada-based closed-end investment trust. The Trust’s investment objectives are to provide its Unitholders with a stable stream of monthly distributions and to preserve and potentially enhance the Net Asset Value (NAV) of the Fund. The Trust invests in a diversified portfolio of securities with the focus on income generation consisting of equity securities, of principally larger capitalization companies traded on a recognized stock exchange; debt securities with a focus on yield enhancement, with a minimum of 80% of debt securities invested in investment grade debt rated BBB or higher, and income funds. The Fund's portfolio is managed by Vestcap Investment Management Inc. Artemis Investment Management Limited is the investment fund manager of the Fund.


TSX:CTF.UN - Post by User

Comment by ChupacabraBuenoon Mar 11, 2014 11:49am
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Post# 22308027

RE:Collapse fund

RE:Collapse fund
Shareholder value is likely to increase one way or another from the current discount. People (you for example) requested that they cut their div to preserve capital. They did just that. But regardless of what this new tack means in the long run, it's not surprising that the change pushed share prices down in the short run. Those who'd bought for the high yeild were now holding (or selling) something different than what they'd bought. Investors punish change & surprises - even changes for the better. That's unfortunate for existing shareholders that are now underwater. But it's good news for those looking for reliable cap gains as they can expect a narrowing of the discount in the future, as well as a higher NAV. 
- GLTA! 

 
      
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