Pimco Dynamic Income Opportunities Fund [PDO] Stock Forecast

We provide an August update for the PIMCO CEF taxable suite. Coverage remained steady at nearly 70% on average for taxable funds. Borrowings ticked higher but remain in a six-month range.

High interest rates continue to plague fixed income investments. It is not uncommon for every 0.25% rate hike to see a 5% drop in trading value for bonds. As rates peak, we're hitting a prime buying opportunity.

We provide a July update for the PIMCO CEF taxable suite. Taxable coverage fell for the second straight month while tax-exempt coverage remained stable. PIMCO is doing a tender offer of their very expensive auction-rate preferreds.

PIMCO Dynamic Income Opportunities Fund has not performed well since my last article, as it has had a flat total return. Risk-on sectors are currently providing high levels of income, making PDO an attractive option for income-seeking investors if that attribute is looked at in isolation. The high yield sector does not appear overly risky, despite concerns of an impending recession because interest coverage metrics are at historically high levels in corporate America across the rating spectrum.

Imagine stocks or funds that pay out their dividends once a month! Unlike waiting for quarterly, semi-annual or (ugh) annual payouts, your angst waiting for money is reduced by 300%, or more! These August U.S. exchange-traded monthly-paid (MoPay) dividends, upsides, and net-gains include: 1. Stocks by-yield (85); 2. Stocks by price-upside (30); 3. Closed-End-Investments, Exchange-Traded-Funds & Notes (CEICs/ETFs/ETNs) by-yield >8.74% (80). Items: 1. Top MoPay stock gains; 2. Overall best MoPay gainers; 3. Funds vs. Equities; 4. Fund risks/rewards. All per prices as of 8/15/23.

6 out of 22 CEF sectors positive on price and 3 out of 22 sectors positive on NAV last week. PDT reduces distribution by 15%, FSCO boosts distribution by 15%. Some CEFs getting bubbly.

The PIMCO Corporate and Income Opportunity Fund, a popular CEF, has a premium near 30% and invests in fixed income markets globally. The PIMCO Dynamic Income Opportunities Fund invests almost the same but has a much lower premium of just 4%. Both CEFs are reviewed and compared. Due to the two being almost the same in factors and asset allocations, selling PTY to buy PDO should be considered, with a caveat.

PIMCO CEF Update: Is A 20% Premium Too Rich For PTY?

Imagine stocks or funds that pay out their dividends once a month!  Your angst waiting for money is reduced by 300%, or more; unlike waiting for quarterly, semi-annual or (ugh) annual payouts. These May U.S. exchange-traded monthly-paid (MoPay) dividends, upsides, and net-gains include: 1. Stocks by-yield (83); 2. Stocks by price-upside (30); 3. Closed-End-Investments, Exchange-Traded-Funds & Notes (CEICs/ETFs/ETNs) by-yield >9.97% (80). Items: 1. Top MoPay stock gains; 2. Overall best MoPay gainers; 3. Funds vs. Equities; 4. Fund risks/rewards. All per prices as of 6/16/23.

The Federal Reserve is going to be raising and cutting rates throughout your retirement. Your portfolio should be designed to benefit from both situations, allowing you to be independent of them. You're going to need income in times that are good and that are bad. Don't create a portfolio that only benefits from one or the other.

Pimco Dynamic Income Opportunities Fund is a US stock , located in Newport beach of Ca and trading under the symbol PDO

Pimco Dynamic Income Opportunities Fund stock price is $11.895 today.

Yes, Pimco Dynamic Income Opportunities Fund is a publicly traded company.