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this fixed income fund discount has recently increased, should perform well if equities stumble
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This looks like a bargain now. Collect the 5% yield while waiting for interest rates to rise. By the time the rates start floating upwards this will no longer be cheap. Lots of upside.
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JFP is priced low considering its consistent monthly dividend of $0.08. That's an effective annual yield of 17%. The payout ratio is safe - 82%, so they will not run out of money because of their ample dividend. Best part about JFP in these days of financial and credit troubles is its ~0% debt to equity ratio (less than $1 million in debt).
Still small, it may take a while but this company will improve its share price as the small and mid-level banking industry recovers. The earnings will sustain its dividend (or improve it) according to the payout ratio. When it catches up with comparable companies, the price will have to top $20 for the dividend yield to resemble the usual 3% or less.
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