Ovaj portfolio sa prinosom od 10.5% ima savršenu kombinaciju za 2023

Despite last week’s market pop, there are još plenty of terrific dividend buys out there. But don’t waste your time with lame payers like General Mills
GIS
(GIS), with its 2.7% yield. Or the miserly 2.2% you get from a so-called “Dividend Aristocrat” like McDonald's (MCD).

Inflacija je još at 7.7%! That’s daleko ahead of these pathetic blue-chip yields. We just can’t afford to own low payers like these any longer.

Trebamo mnogo more income if we want to achieve the dream scenario: a retirement funded u potpunosti by dividends. That’s the path we’re going down today, with three zatvoreni fondovi (CEF) boasting an incredible average yield of 10.5%.

That gets you an “instant” $87.50 per month in dividends on every $10K invested. In other words, you’d need just $677,000 to get $71,000 in yearly income. That’s the median household income in America.

A 10.5% yield is also 10 puta više than an index fund pays. Income like that is crucial in selloffs like the 2022 disaster because you won’t have to sell into a downturn, unlike folks who hold the typical S&P 500 name.

Instead, the dividends these three funds pay have kept investors away from the sell button this year. This, over the long haul, is the real key to passive income’s power.

3 CEF Buys for Instant Diversification and 10%+ Dividends

Of course, diversification is critical, so we want our CEF portfolio to hold the following:

1. Stocks (for long-term growth)
2. Bonds (for stable income)
3. Real estate (for a bit of both)

It’s not easy to cobble together a portfolio that ticks all three of these boxes. And if you invest in real estate through physical property, you’re looking at mnogo of work. (If you’ve been a landlord, you know it’s a full-time job.)

But you can hit all three categories i get a big income stream with CEFs (with virtually no work!). Here are three funds that, taken together, do just that.

CEF Pick No. 1: A 10.2%-Yielder With a “Hidden” Discount

Počnimo sa Liberty All-Star dionički fond (SAD), which holds large-cap US companies with strong cash flows and growth potential, like Microsoft (MSFT), UnitedHealth Group
UNH
(UNH) i Viza (V). USA’s managers have also done a nice job of scooping up oversold high-margin firms like Alphabet (GOOGL), Danaher
DHR
Corp. (DHR) i čerpić
ADBE
(ADBE
DBE
).

The draw here is the dividend, with USA yielding 10.2%. That dividend comes from payouts on slightly levered stocks in the portfolio, plus returns from management’s timely buys and sells. It’s a strategy that works, with USA posting an outstanding 214% total return in the last decade.

We also get a nice “in” courtesy of USA’s valuation. Right now, the fund trades around par (or about the same as the value of the shares in its portfolio). That’s a fair level when you consider that this one has traded at premiums north of 3% in the past year.

CEF Pick No. 2: A 13.4%-Payer That’s Survived Crash After Crash

For bonds, we’ll take the Neuberger Berman High Yield Strategies Fund (NHS), which sports a 3.3% discount to NAV. That’s a sweet deal, given that it traded at par as recently as August.

The dividend is truly jaw-dropping, with a 13.4% yield. If you think a payout like that can’t possibly be safe, consider that NHS has kept it rolling in steadily for 10 godina, despite the pandemic and rising rates. The reason? A strategic pivot by management toward higher-quality, underpriced corporate bonds.

Those bonds, in particular, give NHS two ways to deliver strong returns: higher income and, over the longer term, gains as they get repriced with improving investor sentiment. This strategy is exactly what we want in this uniquely oversold, but starting to recover, market.

CEF Pick No. 3: An 8%-Yielding Portfolio Any Real Estate Investor Would Envy

Konačno, idemo sa Cohen & Steers Quality Income Realty Fund (RQI). The fund has more than 200 holdings, almost all which are real estate investment trusts (REITs). Those REITs, in turn, own hundreds, or even thousands, of properties apiece, so we have zero worries about diversification here.

Top RQI holdings include cell-tower owner Američki toranj (AMT), whose services are in constant demand as mobile-data traffic grows; self-storage REIT Public Storage (PSA), which stands to gain from the boom in “stuff” over the past couple years; and warehouse REIT Prologis (PLD), which is benefiting as US companies move their manufacturing back home.

REITs’ above-average dividends fuel RQI’s 8% payout, which has held steady for the last five years. With rising rents everywhere, the fund’s income stream is more secure than ever—and investors are taking notice.

We’ve seen investors flock to RQI over the last two months, but significantly more upside is on tap as a potential leveling off of rates benefits real estate. I also expect more upside as RQI’s 3.3% discount returns to par—a level at which it’s traded for most of the year.

Put all three of the above CEFs together and you’ve got a 10.5% income stream fully diversified across hundreds of assets in three different classes. That’s a nice setup for 2023, which looks like a mnogo better year overall for the market, but with volatility likely to stick around, too.

Michael Foster je vodeći analitičar za istraživanje Suprotni izgledi. Za još sjajnih ideja o prihodima, kliknite ovde za naš najnoviji izveštaj “Neuništivi prihodi: 5 povoljnih fondova sa stalnim dividendama od 10.2%."

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