I refer to this ETF as my "Lazy Income Fund." The fund's return isn't lazy, but the fund itself does a lot of work so you don't have to.
At its core, CEFS is an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) that invests in Closed-End Funds (CEF
When it comes to diversification, one of my rules of thumb is to try and avoid letting any individual position make up more than 10% of my portfolio. This doesn’t include ETFs, of course.
For the most part, I’ve done a good job of sticking to that ov
2025 has been a year of contrasts for commodity markets. Gold is setting new records amid expectations of rate cuts and rising geopolitical risks. Oil is under pressure due to weak demand and historically high supply. Industrial metals are moving in
Normally, high-yield income funds are expected to underperform their benchmark index. The trade-off is simple: you give up some growth potential for a steady stream of income. But what if you could have both? I recently gave the Amplify CWP Growth &a
Let’s be honest, one of the first things all of us dividend investors look at is the yield. We try to fight it, we try to deny it, but the higher the yield, the more tempting the stock becomes.
With that said, a dividend yield that looks too good to
1) Executive takeaways
First cargo late-2025; staged ramp-up. Guidance points to first shipment around Nov/Dec 2025, ramping toward ~120 Mtpa over ~30 months.
Ton-mile boost is the story. West Africa (Guinea) → North China is ~11.2k nm one-way—about
Tickers:
Hafnia: HAFNI.OL (Oslo), HAFN (NYSE)
TORM: TRMD-A.CO (Copenhagen), TRMD (NasdaqGS)
TL;DR
Deal: Hafnia (HAFNI.OL / HAFN) is buying 14.1 million TRMD shares from Oaktree at $22 per share (≈ $311m). No new shares are issued; certain closing con
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