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PIMCO Corporate & Income Strategy Fund (PCN)

Market Closed
16 Oct, 08:00 PM
NYSE NYSE
$
10. 67
-0.03
-0.2804%
$
813.71M Market Cap
1.35% Div Yield
570,900 Volume
$ 10.7
Previous Close
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Day Range
10.55 10.73
Year Range
10.44 13.33
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PCN: A Rare Discount Creates A Much Better Entry Point

PCN: A Rare Discount Creates A Much Better Entry Point

PIMCO Corporate & Income Strategy Fund now trades at a 3.5% discount to NAV, reversing years of double-digit premiums. PCN offers a high 12% yield but sustains this via a leveraged, mostly below-investment-grade credit portfolio—posing significant credit and liquidity risks. While PCN's long-term record is strong, current conditions require careful monitoring of credit spreads and NAV sustainability given the fund's high payout rate.

Seekingalpha | 1 week ago
PCN: Downgrading To Hold On Rates And Share Dilution

PCN: Downgrading To Hold On Rates And Share Dilution

PIMCO Corporate & Income Strategy Fund is downgraded to Hold due to a less favorable interest rate outlook and ongoing share issuance. PCN offers an 11.4% monthly dividend yield with a history of consistent payouts, appealing to income-focused investors seeking reliability. Rising interest rates and continued new share issuance may suppress PCN's share price and premium to NAV in the near term.

Seekingalpha | 3 months ago
PCN: Efficient Portfolio Strategy And Attractive Outlook

PCN: Efficient Portfolio Strategy And Attractive Outlook

PIMCO Corporate & Income Strategy Fund remains a buy, trading at a 3.7% premium to NAV—well below its five-year average premium of 14.9%. PCN offers an 11.2% monthly dividend yield, with net investment income consistently supporting most distributions, even through volatile markets. The fund's resilience is underpinned by a diversified portfolio, strong income generation, and potential upside if interest rates trend lower over the next year.

Seekingalpha | 5 months ago