Last week’s AI panic has opened up a rare bargain window in big tech names that were disposed of with the DeepSeek bathwater.
This recent mini-dip has not made the sector-at-large cheap by any means. Instead we should consider lesser-known closed-end funds (CEFs), which allow us to buy many of these same bleeding-edge stocks for less than they’re actually worth.
Better still? They allow us to own them differently, in a way that emphasizes big regular distributions, sometimes as frequently as every month. In the case of these three tech-focused CEFs, that’s roughly 6% to 13% in annual distributions.
This post originally appeared at Contrarian Outlook.