Don't even have cable TV and if I did I wouldn't watch CNBC or any main stream propaganda garbage. If a person wants to go broke, then take advice from the TV set.
Its a tough call, gabux holds up a better in the long run for price because of the lower expenses, but gaucx pays a higher yield because of its lower NAV. I don't know if I could say one is better than other depends on your investment strategies I suppose.
The thing is if they do cut the divy it would help the actual price of the fund since every time a divy is declared it comes directly out of the price of the fund, so it is a give and take. I can't see them only continuing the high divy for so long of course it depends on how the stock market does as a whole as well.