RE:RE:RE:NAV March 31I'm not an expert at split funds but from what I understand it occurs when the common shares become far overvalued. It happened to FTN at the last ermination date. The shares were consolidated at a 2.5 to 1 ratio and basically lost 60% of their value. It would take several years of study dividend payments to make up for that capital loss if you bought in at the funds usual value.
It's laughable how these companies claim the common shares can benefit from 'capital appreciation" when historically all that's ever happened is capital destruction.