Have to disagree on WIL being a solid investment stock. The track record of the managers since inception 7 years ago has been horrible. This is straight from its own website:
It's self evident that if you're buying this for long term gains, surely you can do better with your money elsewhere.
However this is the very reason why I believe it's a good short term opportunity - with that kind of investment track record, investors just don't want to keep their money in WIL anymore. This dissatisfaction, combined with the strong incentive presented by a $20m gap between assets and market value, must eventually culminate in a liquidation of some sort.
Also, re: management's promise to return cash to shareholders raised by another poster, I would be very skeptical of such a promise. I've never seen management of any company give themselves the sack. If shareholders want to be able to redeem their units in this fund at a fair price, they will have to force management to do it.
WIL Price at posting:
70.0¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held