CRF Cornerstone Total Return Fund Inc.

Feel like $CRF $CLM both need to adjust their RO process to better deal with how many people trade around the RO now. Drawing out the process does not seem to help or get them more participation, it does the opposite. It needs to be fast...file, announce, close all completed in a month. Too much volatility in the market, too many people willing to trade in and out because of zero$ trading fees. I think the ROs would be far more successful if they played it more in a 'wham-bam thank you ma'ma' style and gave investors less time to see what happens with the market price.

$CRF $CLM me thinks NAV is going to take a big hit this week, so maybe have some cash ready to buy next weeks sell off.

$CRF $CLM NAV update, no N-2A that i see 10/9/2026 NAV projected RO price CLM 6.36 6.61 CRF 6.17 6.42

$CRF For a while today you could have gotten this stock for less than the DRIP shares. I managed to get 200. I wish I wasn’t so poor.

$CRF SP, RO, NAV…..the real question is , can CRF get back to $7.50-$8.00 over the course of a year? Can the premium get back to 15-18%? Looking at $0.1055 dividend. I will take that at a purchase price of 6.07 But , need the stock price to appreciate quite a bit. Can this happen or is CRF bust ?

$CRF $CLM looking for some insight from the pros. I purchased 7000 of each several months ago after doing some reading here. One person thought there would not be a RO until next year, not that Inttoknthis to heart but it was good news. Now the unfortunate side as I am down about 15 K although the dividend will slowly make that up in time, but I am curious to other people’s thoughts on how to play this for the future. Does anyone have any insight on how the purchase process would happen with the offer offering? Curious for info from those that are smarter than me.

$CRF Nav erosion is not your friend. Cornerstone is a few years away from a reverse split