Market Cap 867.72M
Revenue (ttm) 175.61M
Net Income (ttm) 174.58M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin N/A
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 83,463
Avg Vol 704,234
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 102.93M
Stochastic %K 38%
Beta 1.13
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Cornerstone Total Return Fund, Inc. is a closed-ended equity mutual fund launched and managed by Cornerstone Advisors, LLC. It invests in the public equity markets of the United States. The fund seeks to invest in stocks of companies operating across diversified sectors. It primarily invests in value and growth stocks of companies across all market capitalizations. The fund also invests through other closed-end investment companies and ETFs. It benchmarks the performance of its portfolio against...

Industry: Asset Management
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 828 210 8184
Address:
1075 Hendersonville Road, Suite 250, Asheville, United States
amf99
amf99 Mar. 21 at 11:29 PM
$CRF looks like it's time to exit, while i still have some green.
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Mar. 20 at 11:04 PM
$CLM $CRF One half of the NAV decline this week came from the March distribution, deducted on Ex Dividend Day (3/16/26). Next week's NAV will be determined by the change in the S&P 500.
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MoonBeamSF
MoonBeamSF Mar. 20 at 7:30 PM
$CLM $CRF $GOF $GUT $GGT orders in, laddered and waiting to be filled with newly added funds from tax return and Roth contributions.
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 20 at 3:49 PM
$CRF glad i did the RO flip, much less red on the books atm.
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TripleDragon
TripleDragon Mar. 20 at 2:17 PM
$CRF oh shit
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 18 at 9:17 PM
$CRF $CLM $GUT $PDI cash is ready to deploy when/after the market melts down.
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HermesTrismegistus
HermesTrismegistus Mar. 18 at 7:52 PM
$CRF Without as many, or any, rate cuts, this could be a $6.50-$7.50 range. That and the issue w/ Iran and CLM/CRF premiums of 20%, you should have opportunities for closer to NAV like the other day.
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Mar. 17 at 3:53 AM
$OXLC I've gone from 4,554 shares in Oct 2025 to 1,294 shares now. Lost a ton of money, but now I'm somewhat diversified. I've got 26k of capital losses of which I can write $3,000 off this year and 3k/year for the next 8 years +/-, maybe sooner if I can manufacture some capital gains with $GUT, $GGT, $CLM and $CRF. The 50% dividend reduction was a surprise, and a bit of a shock, but it was probably the right move to give the OX a chance to survive. Is it going to keep dropping? Yes, I believe so. It will open at $8.14 tomorrow (3/17/26) and may fall to $7.95 or so, which would be a 30% yield going forward. Sentiment, related to private credit instruments, is in the toilet. I've got an $11,000 asset that I paid more than $20,000 for and I'm leaning towards rolling the dice and holding on. You need to make your own decision with your money, but I will remain cautiously optimistic. Wish me luck.
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 16 at 12:51 PM
$CRF NAV dropped another 11 cents, good thing they didn't do an RO.
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Western_David
Western_David Mar. 13 at 9:24 PM
Hello fellow $CLM and $CRF NAV twits, broadcasting from our humble abode in shadow of the Continental Divide today wth the results: CLM 6.18 -.11 CRF 6.00 -.11. Happy hunting all!
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 21 at 11:29 PM
$CRF looks like it's time to exit, while i still have some green.
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Mar. 20 at 11:04 PM
$CLM $CRF One half of the NAV decline this week came from the March distribution, deducted on Ex Dividend Day (3/16/26). Next week's NAV will be determined by the change in the S&P 500.
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MoonBeamSF
MoonBeamSF Mar. 20 at 7:30 PM
$CLM $CRF $GOF $GUT $GGT orders in, laddered and waiting to be filled with newly added funds from tax return and Roth contributions.
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 20 at 3:49 PM
$CRF glad i did the RO flip, much less red on the books atm.
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TripleDragon
TripleDragon Mar. 20 at 2:17 PM
$CRF oh shit
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 18 at 9:17 PM
$CRF $CLM $GUT $PDI cash is ready to deploy when/after the market melts down.
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HermesTrismegistus
HermesTrismegistus Mar. 18 at 7:52 PM
$CRF Without as many, or any, rate cuts, this could be a $6.50-$7.50 range. That and the issue w/ Iran and CLM/CRF premiums of 20%, you should have opportunities for closer to NAV like the other day.
0 · Reply
Keith1950
Keith1950 Mar. 17 at 3:53 AM
$OXLC I've gone from 4,554 shares in Oct 2025 to 1,294 shares now. Lost a ton of money, but now I'm somewhat diversified. I've got 26k of capital losses of which I can write $3,000 off this year and 3k/year for the next 8 years +/-, maybe sooner if I can manufacture some capital gains with $GUT, $GGT, $CLM and $CRF. The 50% dividend reduction was a surprise, and a bit of a shock, but it was probably the right move to give the OX a chance to survive. Is it going to keep dropping? Yes, I believe so. It will open at $8.14 tomorrow (3/17/26) and may fall to $7.95 or so, which would be a 30% yield going forward. Sentiment, related to private credit instruments, is in the toilet. I've got an $11,000 asset that I paid more than $20,000 for and I'm leaning towards rolling the dice and holding on. You need to make your own decision with your money, but I will remain cautiously optimistic. Wish me luck.
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 16 at 12:51 PM
$CRF NAV dropped another 11 cents, good thing they didn't do an RO.
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Western_David
Western_David Mar. 13 at 9:24 PM
Hello fellow $CLM and $CRF NAV twits, broadcasting from our humble abode in shadow of the Continental Divide today wth the results: CLM 6.18 -.11 CRF 6.00 -.11. Happy hunting all!
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Investor4166
Investor4166 Mar. 13 at 5:10 PM
$CRF major banks limiting withdrawals in certain financial products like BDC’s, etc? Is it legal? Is it on the fine print? Who knows
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Investor4166
Investor4166 Mar. 12 at 11:31 PM
$CRF I hope these spot prices and NAV’s aren’t the new normal. Thanks private credit markets for fuckin all of us for good
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indernilghosh
indernilghosh Mar. 10 at 5:17 PM
$CLM and $CRF. The reason I (super) like the cornerstone funds are they always make impressive comeback even after collapses. Just digest this. For last 3 years the price has almost stagnated. That means you are getting 40% annual return for each of the last three years which is almost more than 100% with compuding etc. ( 20% average yearly dividend and 20% average yearly DRIP DISCOUNT makes 40%).
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bjandej99
bjandej99 Mar. 9 at 10:49 PM
$CRF Love the buying opportunity here. Continue to load.
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PennyWeasel
PennyWeasel Mar. 9 at 7:25 PM
$OXLC Dang! Portfolio just went green! How'd that happen? Did we surrender to Iran? 🫨 I mean, I did buy a little each of $CLM and $CRF there at their bottoms today but not enough for my portfolio to go green. 🤣🍀🍀🥃
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Gwenhomme
Gwenhomme Mar. 9 at 2:18 PM
$CLM $CRF As long as this war continues and oil prices continue to rise these stocks will go down. Just like every other stock. I will pay down my margin and get ready for an opportunity to lower my average. Gloom and doom should be avoided. This stock has weathered worst than this (Biden). Patiently wait until X day.
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 9 at 1:00 PM
$CRF lowered the buy price to 6.75, JIC.
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 6 at 11:20 PM
$CRF NAV dropped some 12 cents, guess i'll lower my open orders.
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Western_David
Western_David Mar. 6 at 10:28 PM
Evening twits, spilled my beer so I am late with the fallen skies NAVs. $CLM came in at 6.29 down -.12 and $CRF at 6.11 down -.12 as well. Enjoy your skies before they fall!
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amf99
amf99 Mar. 6 at 6:17 PM
$CRF that 7.20 order just will not fill. maybe next week after NAV decreases?
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Western_David
Western_David Mar. 5 at 8:40 PM
I see the "doom and gloom" stupidity is back in vogue on the markets today. Should I buy more $CLM and $CRF today or wait, decisions, decisions???
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wumiller
wumiller Mar. 3 at 11:43 PM
$CLM Filled for a couple of orders but mostly today for me was turning $CRF into $CLM It is my belief the price difference goes to 30 cents or less it will then bounce to over 40 (I clearly have too much time on my hands:) So with the small buys and the swapping I am now at $CLM 42,550 $CRF 18,750 I consider this to be slightly overweight (total of 60,000 is my neutral position) My personal fav trade of the day selling 200 $CRF at 7.27 and immediately buying 200 @CLM at 7.52 see you set the bar low and you never get disappointed (well sorta kinda almost:)
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