Eric Boughton, chief analyst at Matisse Capital and portfolio manager for the firm's closed-end strategy funds, says that since taking a beating during the 2020 pre-pandemic market meltdown, closed-end funds have rebounded to where discounts on average are now 3 percent, compared to a long-term average discount of 5 percent, making this 'a less-than-average time to invest in closed-end funds from a discount perspective.' Still, he noted that there are sectors and industries that remain cheap, and he highlighted master limited partnerships, noting that the median discount for the sector is currently 16 percent, compared to the average of 6 percent over the last 15 years. In this NAVigator bonus -- originally broadcast as the Money Life Market Call with host Chuck Jaffe -- Boughton also discusses the prospects of some individual funds.