This article aims to provide a direct analysis of two CEF funds whose strategies focus on investing in utilities and infrastructure assets. The funds in question are Reaves Utility Income Trust ( UTG ) and DNPMy professional journey in the investment field began in 2011. Today, I combine the roles of an Investment Consultant and an Active Intraday Trader. This synergistic approach allows me to maximize returns by leveraging deep knowledge in economics, fundamental investment analysis, and technical trading. ...

Group 1 - The analysis focuses on two major funds: Reaves Utility Income Trust (UTG) and Cohen & Steers, which invest in utility and infrastructure securities [1] - The goal is to identify profitable and undervalued investment opportunities primarily in the U.S. market to build a high-yield, balanced portfolio [1] - The approach combines macro-economic analysis with real-world trading experience to maximize returns [1] Group 2 - The author has a background in Finance and Economics, with expertise developed through active practice in management and trading [1] - The analysis aims to provide clear, actionable investment ideas for building a balanced portfolio of U.S. securities [1]