RE:Trading below its navThat's the same way I was looking at it. About 2.85% drop in holdings from yesterday's closing NAV (give or take based on US exchange) to hit the $15 NAV threshold.
At the time of writing, almost all top US holdings were bouncing back off their lows. With only one (Citigroup) at over 1% drop since yesterday's close.
Funny, FFN class A shares actually fell below DFN class A shares at one point even though DFN NAV is currently below $15.
My guess is some stop loss orders got triggered this morning.
If DFN NAV closes further lower from $15 than it did yesterday, I may short some.