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  • I guess I'm just more and more disappointed, the way DL funds keep proliferating, like rabbits... Still holding DLFNX, 2.65% of portf.
  • I'm with you Crash.
  • TOLSX and GLFOX might be where to turn for infrastructure funds.
  • Hey, I gave y'all notice--- 1 down, 13 to go?
    http://www.mutualfundobserver.com/discuss/discussion/24300/doubleline-funds-planning-expansion-in-rather-dicey-times#latest

    You might want to do a little research before reaching any conclusions. While bee's suggestions are fine, esp. GLFOX (I'm building cash for that one), this fund will have a distinct income orientation and could be a good diversifier in that realm if the strategy works. What other fixed income sector would correlate closely? Can't think of one. Perusing the filing, as one would expect from an unusual fund, there are some unusual risk factors listed, however.

    Here are the 3 PMs, who will be dedicated solely to this strategy via this fund and separate accounts, with their schtick:
    http://www.doubleline.com/global-infrastructure-management-media.php
    (aside: the "wandering camera technique" notes that Luz Padilla appears to like colorizing her nails to match her wardrobe--- who knew? :) nice touch....)
  • edited December 2015
    From the link that @heezsafe included in above post, it looks like the dreaded MLPs are considered "income infrastructure" investment vehicles. Thoughts on this? I sold my MLPs/funds a few months ago on an energy bounce and was looking to get back in after tax-loss selling. This fund seems to be a more diversified way to do so.
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