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The Sprott Physical Gold and Silver Trust operates as an exchange-traded commodity, managed by Sprott Asset Management, LP. This trust's primary investment strategy involves holding physical gold and silver bullion that adheres to the London Good Delivery standard. The entity, domiciled in Canada, was established on October 26, 2017.
We review the CEF market valuation and performance through the second week of August and highlight recent market action. CEF returns were mostly positive, led by Convertibles and MLPs, with sector discounts near long-term averages. FS Credit Opportunities (FSCO) raised its distribution by 2% ahead of Q2 results, signaling confidence in its income profile after a prior cut.
I'm sure you've heard about the worries around private credit. They really hit the wall when Blue Owl Capital, a major private lender, put redemption limits on one of its funds earlier this year.
Closed-end fund (CEF) sector performance was broadly negative, with only 4 of 26 sectors posting positive price returns and an average price return of -0.74%. MLPs led sector performance on both price (+2.64%) and NAV (+2.75%), while California Munis and New York Munis lagged. Significant corporate actions included rights offerings (RQI, MUA), fund reorganizations (MFM/VFL), tender offers (JOF, XFLT), and liquidation plans (KTF).
Closed-end fund (CEF) sector performance was mixed, with Senior Loans leading (+1.41%) and MLPs lagging (-3.25%) on price returns for the week ending July 31, 2026. Commodities outperformed on NAV (+2.42%), while MLPs declined most (-4.63%); average sector discount stands at -5.17%, with Sector Equity at the highest premium (+26.96%). Significant corporate actions included RQI's $154M rights offering, MFM/VFL reorganization, and XFLT's proposed liquidity plan contingent on shareholder approval of a new sub-adviser.
Most investors love to talk about their winners. That's understandable, but it's still a shame, because losing investments can often teach us a lot more.