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CIFU Carador Income Fund Plc

0.18
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Carador Income Fund Plc LSE:CIFU London Ordinary Share IE00BL8C5Z40 ORD NPV (USD)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.18 0.13 0.23 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Carador Income Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/5/2013
07:06
Thats my problem I do not understand why it keeps falling despite the hefty yield.
solarno lopez
01/5/2013
19:13
Yep forgot it was going exdvd. Surprised by the fall and tempted to buy more this is the best dvd play I know, more diversified than glif and higher running yield than Volta finance
yieldsearch
01/5/2013
14:18
Yield it was just a question ..considering the pullback :)But thnx to the person who reminded me it was exdiv ..dunces cap for me :(
badtime
01/5/2013
12:21
Well it is xd today 3.4c.
jonwig
01/5/2013
12:19
Support @ 92p.

Fundamentals were also there at that level.

eeza
01/5/2013
12:15
Badtime why would this go down to 90? Clearly there is a seller in the market but underlying fundamentals have not changed?
yieldsearch
01/5/2013
11:48
Back to 90 or 80
badtime
25/4/2013
11:56
Mnay thanks for all the comments, much appreciated.
cwa1
25/4/2013
08:50
solarno - anticipated reduction in NAV due to refi and new assets at lower spread. This happened dramatically in years up to 2008 so will be interesting to see how far they fall this time?

Incidentally found this:

The fund has announced a Q1 dividend of US$3.4¢ in line with our recently trimmed forecast and Q1 distributable cashflows of US$3.85¢ per share, also in line, leaving US$0.45¢ to be distributed later in the year. Following the 16% rise in the six months to January 2013 the NAV slipped a further 1.3% to US$1.0139 in March. This was largely driven by a 3 pps fall in the average value of the income note part of the portfolio. The strength of the US Leverage Loan market which has seen spreads tighten by 100 bps this year will impact cashflows going forward as it works through the repricing and refinancing system.

rat attack
25/4/2013
08:41
hahah good man
solarno lopez
25/4/2013
08:34
So I can buy some more
pejaten
25/4/2013
06:54
But why the continued fall in price ?
solarno lopez
24/4/2013
09:28
In the latest monthly newsletter they say that quarterly dividend is likely to be in line with quarter 1 dividend unless there is dramatic change in market conditions.
pejaten
24/4/2013
08:58
I've topped up so think it's fair price now (only just above current NAV) - I'm just not sure what's going to happen to NAV over the coming year - but current yield of ~13% was too tempting.
dendria
24/4/2013
08:39
CWA1,

Well, clearly on a NAV basis (USD 1.0139 at 28th March) the current price looks like fair value. Given that the NAV has fallen marginally in the last couple of months, I can understand why the price has dropped back recently.

On a yield basis (of around 13-14%), CIFU look excellent value. So the question for me would be : Is the current level of dividend sustainable? If the answer to this is yes, then I would happily buy more of these.

madmix
24/4/2013
08:37
I think you have to bear in mind that this stock will cease to be in 2021 and will probably return NAV to shareholders in its last few years.

A fair question would be, how bad would things have to get to only receive my original investment back? Which I would say would be receiving 8% dividend a year and the NAV having fallen circa two thirds by the time it is all returned. An unlikely scenario. My very vague assumption is that I will be getting circa 10% a year in dividend to 2021 and cautiously assume NAV declines 20% in that time... circa 8% a year return, could end up better or worse than that, but looks a fair bet to me.

danieldruff2
24/4/2013
08:23
Morning All

What do the residents of this board feel is a "fair" price for CIFU? Just trying to wrap my head round about this stock at the moment.

Cheers for any input.

cwa1
22/4/2013
10:28
Nav down here and volta finance nav is upDexion Cap expecting price dip toward nav
yieldsearch
22/4/2013
09:28
Must be yielding 14% or there-abouts now
solarno lopez
22/4/2013
07:43
Which is about 2.2p per share ?
solarno lopez
22/4/2013
07:32
RNS - Div dec - 3.4c; XD 1 May; Pay 9 May
eeza
19/4/2013
16:55
Ah ok tks.. We shall wait then...
yieldsearch
19/4/2013
15:28
Not delayed. Last year it was paid early due to conversion of c shares. Should be next week
pejaten
19/4/2013
10:34
Why dvd notice has been delayed on this one? Last year was already disclosed
yieldsearch
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