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Calculating a discount or premium to NAV
A discount compares the share price with the net assets behind each share. The calculation is simple, but the denominator and the observation time must be...
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FOLITIC / Closed End Funds
Understand closed end funds, investigate discounts and distributions, and build a disciplined research process. Follow eight stages from ownership and market pricing to portfolio construction and advanced analysis.
Start with What you own in a closed end fund, then follow the next lesson links. Explore 32 lessons with worked examples, exercises and further reading.
Discounts and Premiums · All lessons
Measure market valuations and investigate why discounts can persist.
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A discount compares the share price with the net assets behind each share. The calculation is simple, but the denominator and the observation time must be...
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A persistent discount can reflect expenses, risk, weak demand or uncertainty about the portfolio. It does not have to close just because it looks large.
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Discount history adds context to today’s valuation. A z score expresses distance from a historical average, but it cannot tell you whether the old average still...
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Your share price reflects both the value of the portfolio and the market’s valuation of that portfolio. Separating these movements makes performance easier to understand.
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