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7.15 -0.01    -0.14%
16/02 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Equity
Market:  United States
ISIN:  US21924B3024 
CUSIP:  21924B302
  • Volume: 51,305
  • Bid/Ask: 11.60 / 11.95
  • Day's Range: 7.14 - 7.17
Cornerstone Strategic Value 7.15 -0.01 -0.14%

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Morning Doji Star 5H 6 Aug 06, 2019 05:00AM
Morning Star 5H 6 Aug 06, 2019 05:00AM
Bullish doji Star 5H 8 Aug 05, 2019 02:00PM
Belt Hold Bullish 5H 12 Aug 02, 2019 11:00AM
Engulfing Bearish 5H 16 Aug 01, 2019 10:00AM
Abandoned Baby Bullish 5H 17 Aug 01, 2019 05:00AM
Morning Doji Star 5H 17 Aug 01, 2019 05:00AM
Morning Star 5H 17 Aug 01, 2019 05:00AM
Belt Hold Bearish 1H 17 Aug 06, 2019 10:00AM
Harami Bullish 1H 27 Aug 05, 2019 10:00AM
Harami Cross 1H 27 Aug 05, 2019 10:00AM
Harami Cross Bearish 1H 31 Aug 02, 2019 04:00PM
Belt Hold Bullish 1H 35 Aug 02, 2019 11:00AM
Doji Star Bearish 5H 37 Jul 23, 2019 11:00AM
Belt Hold Bearish 1H 43 Aug 01, 2019 01:00PM
Engulfing Bearish 1H 43 Aug 01, 2019 01:00PM
Belt Hold Bullish 5H 48 Jul 18, 2019 11:00AM
Belt Hold Bullish 5H 52 Jul 17, 2019 10:00AM
Tri-Star Bearish 1H 53 Jul 31, 2019 01:00PM
Belt Hold Bullish 5H 55 Jul 16, 2019 02:00PM
Belt Hold Bearish 1H 57 Jul 31, 2019 09:00AM
Engulfing Bearish 1H 57 Jul 31, 2019 09:00AM
Harami Bullish 5H 58 Jul 15, 2019 01:00PM
Belt Hold Bearish 5H 59 Jul 15, 2019 08:00AM
Engulfing Bearish 5H 59 Jul 15, 2019 08:00AM
Doji Star Bearish 1H 60 Jul 30, 2019 04:00PM
Three White Soldiers 5H 61 Jul 12, 2019 03:00PM
Belt Hold Bullish 5H 63 Jul 12, 2019 05:00AM
Harami Bullish 1M 69 Jul 18
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Virtual Diablo Apr 16, 2024 10:54AM ET
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I lost a lot of money on CLM a few years ago when they stopped trading during covid. Now they're back? Obviously I'm not a stock expert, but it confuses me how everyone with CLM lost all of their money, and now they are back trading like nothing happened.
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If this is levered to the SPX then how is it that this hasn't gone anywhere in 900 points?
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Every month the price of both the NAV and CLM drop by the price of the dividend currently.1086. Every month the prices needs to overcome the dividend payout. If there was no dividend, the chart would look more the the s&p looks
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Oh ok good point. Still seems like it should have went up though. I mean I assume if the SPX drops 800 points this will go way down?
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I agree that it is under performing and if the S&P crashes, CLM will too along with everything else. It's my opinion that this fund is for people who are retired. If you have 100,000 shares of CLM worth $720,000 today, you will receive $11,447 in a month's dividend. That is 1,547 new shares. If you sell half to pay bills and reinvest the other shares, then your monthly payout will increase month over month. If you bought $720,000 worth of SPY, the S&P fund, that would be 1,410 shares at todays price. If you had to sell 10 shares of SPY to pay bills every month, you would run out of shares in 10 years or so depending on the price of SPY. In hindsight, I would have been better off buying a dip in SPY until retirement age, then transferring it to CLM. FYI there is way more information on CLM on the seeking alpha website. The articles are not very good but lots of good comments.
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Thanks I am on SA too Ive read a lot of them. Good point about the divi though that is a lot of money per month if thats accurate for less than 1 million invested. I could easily live off 11000 per month. You sure its not per quarter?
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It's a monthly dividend. I have received the dividend every month since June of 2022. My shares are reinvested at the NAV price of 6.99, but that price changes every month. I received $2695 last month, that money was reinvested at 6.99 in the form of 385 new shares. I could sell those shares today at the 7.43 CLM price. As the premium increases, the payout gets bigger. The premium is currently around 5%. Lots of times, it 20 or 30%. You have to set up the reinvestment at NAV feature up with your broker unless you have Fidelity. With Fidelity, you can just click the reinvestment button.
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buy and hold
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Sell all shares when rights offering occurs, buy when over.
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How do you know when that is in advance?
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CLM likes to reverse split followed by share dilution. Anyone explain how to make money from this if you just buy and hold? Sure you can make money by trading it, but how would a buy and hold strategy make money rather than lose money if you hold long enough?
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Corp DRIP happens at NAV. 20% gain every month. Sell everything when share sale is announced, then rebuy after sale is over.
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dollar cost average is key
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You should be doing that automatically by dripping
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Not if they do reverse split without adjusting the dividend to make up for it.
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If you have shares of CLM, and reinvest the dividend, be sure your broker is buying the reinvested shares at the NAV price. The current NAV price is 7.15. The stock price is 8.47. Reinvesting at NAV price is the only way this stock makes sense to own.
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Keep in mind the difference between growth stock and dividend goals. Price drop over time may be negligible as long as dividend pay out remains constant.
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Good point
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Good point
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Good point.
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I see that CLM does reverse split when the price gets too low. If you have 1000 shares and collect let's say $0.10 per share and they do a reverse split 1:4 that means your 1000 shares become 250 shares and if you still collect 10 cents or similar you end up losing over time.
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the price drop just doesn't justifies the dividends . You will lose more money on the prise than you will ever make on the dividends.
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Not if you sell this for more than you purchased it for. My average buy price is 9.00 its around 9.28..if it goes below 9 on ex date and it doesnt look like it will recover then it may be time to cut your losses but if its at 8.65-8.70 I would stay in and hopefully a future rebound and the monthy distribution payout will exceed losses of initial investment The rights offering in March or April..gotta find that out..is when this thing tanks...that would be the time to buy CLM back cheaper with more monthly distributions..rinse and repeat..
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sorry guys, duplicate massage as below
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