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  David@Western_David15h

  Looks like another strange day for the Cornerstone twins $CLM $CRF without explanation.

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  Martin miller@wumiller1d

  $CLM $CRF No Idea what happened at the end of the day but I got 100 at $7.16 so not complaining it being 2 days before the ex date

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  Arthur Hulme@ahulmeBullish2d

  @cstrick1980 @GenericPoster @Keith1950 $CLM cost basis currently 5.02 and $CRF is at 4.86 due to scaling off more expensive lots when I need money… and the sale is capital gain on top of any accrued dividends that were collected

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  Arthur Hulme@ahulme2d

  @GenericPoster @Keith1950 anytime I have to raise capital for anything I sell the most expensive lots … I think you need to constant do this to steadily reduce cost base on overall holdings cuz if RO comes or anything else that will negatively effect share price you won’t be hurt as bad… that’s what I’ve been doing anyways… $CLM $CRF

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  amf99@amf992d

  $CRF sold off my flipping shr for divvy plus, will wait for 2027 divvy calculations to buy for holding.

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  Keith Puhlman@Keith1950Bullish6d

  $CLM and $CRF With the big increase in NAV this week, the premiums dropped to 15.8% for CLM and 13.9% for CRF. Cornerstone has depended on periodic Rights Offerings (RO) for a very long time to raise new capital when the premiums get to 25%+. The Cornerstone portfolios closely follow the S&P 500 so if the S&P increases so does NAV, which is decreased by the monthly distributions, so the S&P has to increase 21% annually to offset the distributions and keep NAV at the same level. The CLM share price needs to be $8.15 to reach a 25% premium and CRF needs to hit $7.90 at the current NAV. I think Cornerstone may have to change some of the terms in future ROs to make them work. We'll see.

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  David@Western_David6d

  Well twits, here we are on another end of an interesting week filled with a few bumps and intrigue guessing when big bro is going to DRIP us. Enough of the eulogies here are the NAVs for the week, the chief $CLM came in at 6.52 +.22 and for the sidekick $CRF 6.32 +.22. Enjoy everyone, stay safe!

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  Keith Puhlman@Keith1950Aug 6

  $CLM and $CRF and $PDI Now comes the inevitable price dip from selling drip shares just received.

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  David@Western_DavidAug 6

  @Hoosierdaddy812 Got the $CLM but no $CRF .

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  Keith Puhlman@Keith1950Aug 6

  $CLM and $CRF and $PDI Wow! All 3 of these just landed at Fidelity! 😎

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  Wile E. Weasel@PennyWeaselBullishAug 6

  $CLM $CRF DRIPs just landed at Fidelity!

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  Keith Puhlman@Keith1950Aug 6

  $CLM and $CRF What, drips hit Schwab but not Fidelity? What's this world coming to?

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  Bobby Gumshoe@Hoosierdaddy812Aug 6

  $CRF shares finally dropped in Schwab

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  Keith Puhlman@Keith1950Aug 6

  $GOF and $PDI There seems to be some confusion about the Company's discounted drip program on the Yahoo Finance Community comment boards. Basically, the prospectus states that participants will receive reinvestment shares at 95% of the closing market price on the distribution pay date, but not below NAV. However, I'm not sure what happens if the closing price is below NAV, but I think the drip shares would be paid at market. In the meantime, still waiting on $CLM and $CRF and PDI drip shares at Fidelity. 🤔

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  David@Western_DavidAug 5

  @Hoosierdaddy812 $CRF $CLM Looks like Cornerstone will scam us out of our DRIPs a little longer than my original guess of Wednesday. So, will it be Thursday or Friday or, are they going to try for the jackpot of next week only time will tell. Chin up twits 🕺🕺🕺

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