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PDI PIMCO Dynamic Income Fund

$14.10
$0.15
(1.08%)
Today
Closed $14.05
$0.0499
(0.35%)
After Hours
Mkt Cap$6.48B
Vol3.42M

About PDI

PIMCO Dynamic Income Fund is a non-diversified, closed-end management investment company. Its seeks current income as a primary objective and capital appreciation as a secondary objective. The company was founded on January 19, 2011 and is headquartered in New York, NY.
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Bearish Sentiment

How do you feel about PDI?

Keith1950
$PDI $GOF I've turned off the discounted drip on these and switched to CASH! I'm buying the dips in VERY small amounts of 10 to 20 shares a pop. The problem is that the dips keep dipping and although the small buys don't lose a lot at first, but over time the losses keep adding up and although I'm still within my risk tolerance range (just barely), I am preparing for a gradual reduction/exit if things don't stabilize soon. I'm bearish short term but hopeful long term.🥴
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thailandmonger
$PDI ,$RQI , $RFI Since the rate increase news, I think that this has been my first green day on E-Trade since I can remember as I have mostly income stocks. I am just going to keep the DRIP on, get more shares and watch the income totals go up. Definitely my worst streak in 5 years. Sell? Hell NO! At least a few energy plays are keeping me afloat. Last 2 weeks have been brutal.
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MongooseJewel
$PDI starting accumulating a bunch for me. The drivers being that I think this inflationary cycle is a buying opportunity to lock in high yields. I think so much of this cycle of inflation and thus persistently high rates and perhaps more hikes are, frankly, due to unique and isolated decisions e.g. Iran War and extremely high tariffs. I think, even conservatively, if we removed those two our inflation is in line with cuts. Obviously, it isn't now, but to me, this is an opportunity. I am putting a bit more faith into PIMCO then perhaps warranted, but the opportunity to lock in 17-18 percent gains is huge. My time horizon is 7-10 years, so I am definitely taking a risk in this thesis. But if I am right, then we will probably see it in the low to mid 20s in a few years and I'll have locked in incredible yields for my pure income portfolio side/selfmade pension. If it goes there I'll harvest and redeploy. Downside is yield cut, but even if it halves at these prices, that aint too shabby.
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puresinewave
$PDI Well my shares purchased 3 years ago @$16.50, even with the loss on the shares, with the fat divis I still have a 37% gain for the term or 12.333% annual return. Not bad for a passive investment. I have traded PDI for many years and sometimes profited on shares + the divi. Once we get past the coming rate increase this will go up some. Meanwhile enjoy the cash. If you have a loss near year end, sell for taxes and repurchase post divi after 30 days 😀
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hotel7473
$PDI Another unchanged $0.2205 Divy just declared. Everyone needs to quit freaking out! Just sit back and collect. Long term Treasury rates are what’s hurting the NAV. Follow the 10 Year Treasury yield. If it falls, NAV will go ⬆️. For those of you thinking that PIMCO is diluting the fund…..that never happens. They only issue new shares when this is trading at a premium. Never detrimental to NAV because the lowest they ever issue shares is at NAV. Right now, when trading at a discount, no new shares are being issued. Drip shares are now being bought on the open market. Anyway, sit back, relax, keep collecting, and hope for lower long term rates!! GLTA!
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thailandmonger
$PDI I just received my official Pimco semi annual report in my E-mail, I feel like a somebody!!!
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MidnightMadness
$PDI Started to increase my position. Inflation is war driven. Raising rates and market nervousness certainly causing this to discount against NAV. It may take some time for the war to settle....but raising rates is not going to help free up oil in the market to cool inflation.
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Keith1950
$PDI Drip shares posted at Fidelity for $15.40/share and I'm pissed! I was expecting the 9/01/26 closing amount of $15.15. Switched to cash, hopefully in time for next month. It seems to me that the 5% drip discount is great for a rising share price or a short period of price drops but is no good at all for long-term price drops. Damn!
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Powertrader72
$PDI JEPQ good morning To much noise dividend won't be cut What could is fear factor has helped you incur a loss if you sold similar to a stock , 6 months later your upset 😭 So chill out buy lower hold Congrats to holders getting another dividend cash or shares 👍🇺🇸💯
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thailandmonger
$PDI Still waiting on DRIP to show up. Do we see under $15 on the DRIP? At least $PDI is always consistent on being the LAST dividend to show up every month on E-Trade. Keep collecting these low DRIPS and if we have major rate cuts even a few years from now, we'll be doing fine. Just part of the grand game.
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Keith1950
$PDI Switched to cash 2 days before 9/11/26 X-Div day, I hope that was soon enough to get cash this month, I'm certainly tired of my drip shares being under water when I get them and PDI has been down another 9% since Sep 9th. Ugh!!!
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Sparrky
$PDI I'm out. I lost trust. Pimco needs to get off their ass and start managing. My $PTY $PCN is in the same boat. I'll try to bare them out.
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MidnightMadness
$PDI I nibbled on this today....but thinking I need to add a bigger stake next week....trading well below nav.....
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Powertrader72
$PDI 10 years this etf is monthly So we dealing with a lot of buyers & a lot of sellers someone either never cares about time or just doesn't pay taxes hehe but either be diversified Have a happy Thursday!!!!
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amf99
$PDI looking through their annual report they sold 70,335,600 new shrs, might have contributed to the downward pressure.
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Bigcajones
$PDI even if they cut the divvy to 16 cents , yield is very attractive plus no nav erosion. Looks for insider buying.
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Off_The_Top_Rope
$PDI I dumped all my high yield camouflaged NAV erosion POS. PDI, GOF and BIT... gone... Took a total return loss on 2 of the 3 and days like today reinforce I made the right decision. Moving into retirement income mode with 30% SCHD, 30% partial covered calls GPIQ & JEPQ ETF, 17% in a couple deep pocket REIT preferreds, 6% in T-PC preferreds , and 17% in SGOV and JAAA. Balanced to return 7.6% income with average growth of 4% Will probably add some dividend energy stocks (looking at EPD on a pullback) with the excess dividend cash.
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Powertrader72
$PDI you've heard one kid staying 12 but in but think about not only going up but a Christmas bonus coming soon with the #'s Pimcos pulling in
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amf99
$PDI at this rate of decline, there will be a RS in less than a yr from now. but you can get 18% yield and only loose 7% per month of your investment.
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Solomonwisdom7
$PDI I want to buy more but no cash unless I sell some other assets. Maybe I should sell $20K of NVDA since up and buy more PDI.
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