Cornerstone Total Return Fund (CRF)
Cornerstone Total Return Fund Beneish M-Score
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About Beneish M Score
The Beneish M Score helps to uncover companies who are likely to be manipulating their reported earnings. Companies with a higher score are more likely to be manipulators. This is a probabilistic model, so it will not detect manipulators with 100% accuracy.
The best cut-off point depends on the costs mistakenly classifying in one of two ways:
1) Classifying firm that is manipulating earnings as a non-manipulator (Type I error), and
2) Classifying a firm as a manipulator when it actually was not manipulating (Type II Error).
Here are optimal cut-offs according to Beneish, presented as the score followed by the cost of Type I error relative to cost of Type II error):
M Score HTML Table:
| Score | Relative Error Costs (Type I:Type II) |
|---|---|
| M Score > -1.49 | (10:1) | M Score > -1.78 | (20:1) | M Score > -1.89 | (40+:1) |
Beneish excluded financial institutions from his sample when calculating the M-Score, so extreme care should be taken when looking at M-Scores of financial firms - their business models are different from the manufacturing and other service firms that Beneish used in his study.
If you want more details, here is the original Beneish M Score Paper, or you can learn about our calculation by clicking "Learn More" below.
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CRF News
Cornerstone Progressive Return Fund Announces Continuing Monthly Distributions
May 04, 4:18PM Marketwire
May 04, 4:18PM Marketwire
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Mar 23, 9:20AM Seeking Alpha
Mar 23, 9:20AM Seeking Alpha
Cornerstone Progressive Return Fund Announces Continuing Monthly Distributions
Feb 10, 4:36PM Marketwire
Feb 10, 4:36PM Marketwire
Cornerstone Total Return Fund, Inc. Announces Completion of Rights Offering
Dec 19, 9:15AM Marketwire
Dec 19, 9:15AM Marketwire
Cornerstone Total Return Fund, Inc. Announces the Commencement of Its Rights Offering
Nov 21, 5:28PM Marketwire
Nov 21, 5:28PM Marketwire
Cornerstone Total Return Fund, Inc. Announces Record Date for Rights Offering
Nov 10, 4:40PM Marketwire
Nov 10, 4:40PM Marketwire
Cornerstone Progressive Return Fund Announces Continuing Monthly Distributions
Nov 04, 5:02PM Marketwire
Nov 04, 5:02PM Marketwire
Cornerstone Funds Announce Continuing Monthly Distributions and Reset Distribution Amounts for 2012
Nov 04, 4:41PM Marketwire
Nov 04, 4:41PM Marketwire
Cornerstone Progressive Return Fund Announces Continuing Monthly Distributions
Aug 12, 4:54PM Marketwire
Aug 12, 4:54PM Marketwire
maybe $CLM and $CRF can join the $PGP and $PHK party. added to swing short CLM at 10.50. NAV of CLM is ~$7/sh
about 350 days ago by LitheLyricist
about 350 days ago by LitheLyricist
Cornerstone Total Return Fund, Inc. Announces Record Date for Rights Offering
Oct 25, 10:55AM Business Wire
Oct 25, 10:55AM Business Wire
shorted $CLM at 11.20s b/c $CRF was already getting hit earlier, got lucky volume immediately came in to spank it down.
about 753 days ago by LitheLyricist
about 753 days ago by LitheLyricist
short $CRF at 10.33. covering if 10.40 offer gets paid. all the high price/NAV CEFs getting spanked when market ticks down
about 754 days ago by LitheLyricist
about 754 days ago by LitheLyricist
$CLM and $CRF also getting slammed along w/ other overpriced CEDs
about 843 days ago by LitheLyricist
about 843 days ago by LitheLyricist
$CRF finally cut its distribution on Friday and is falling like a stone today. Was v hard to find shares to short. Mkt efficiency = B.S.
about 923 days ago by derekbobbe
about 923 days ago by derekbobbe
$CRF finally getting crushed today. Reminds me of last year when it went from $24.75 / 99% premium to $5.50 / 26% discount in 7 weeks.
about 941 days ago by derekbobbe
about 941 days ago by derekbobbe
$CRF trading at a 90%+ premium to NAV once again. Is this the most over-valued closed end fund of all time or what?
about 943 days ago by derekbobbe
about 943 days ago by derekbobbe
Closed End Fund $CRF continues to defy all logic with a premium of 86%. I predict a steep slide after it goes ex-dividend on 10/13.
about 969 days ago by derekbobbe
about 969 days ago by derekbobbe
Closed End Fund $CRF the most inefficiently over-valued name I've ever seen. Trades at 83% premium, holds $SPX. Can't find inventory. :(
about 970 days ago by derekbobbe
about 970 days ago by derekbobbe
Recent Quotes
| Symbol | Price | Chg | Chg % | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CRF | 6.181 | +0.10 | +1.67% | |
| CRESY | 7.79 | +0.19 | +2.50% | 390.75M |
| CREG | 1.11 | +0.00 | +0.00% | 48.32M |
| CREE | 26.11 | +0.20 | +0.77% | 3.031B |
| CPLP | 7.54 | +0.03 | +0.40% | 523.05M |
| CPLA | 31.27 | +0.64 | +2.09% | 425.58M |
| CPL | 23.94 | +0.17 | +0.72% | 11.52B |
| CPK | 42.22 | +0.05 | +0.12% | 404.47M |
| CPHI | 0.3499 | -0.00 | -0.03% | 15.23M |
| CPHD | 38.47 | +0.38 | +1.00% | 2.519B |