Main Street Capital Corpo... (MAIN)

Main Street Capital remains a solid hold, despite sector challenges and a recent share price pullback, due to strong dividend coverage and NAV growth. MAIN's premium to NAV remains historically high, ...

The manic market just dumped business development companies (BDCs), again. These three dividend stocks paying up to 11.7% are poised to bounce back when sanity returns.

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The BDC sector has been hammered. The discounts have become deep almost across the board. The question is whether to enter now, or is the risk still too high that it will end up being a 'catching a fa...

In the most recent trading session, Main Street Capital (MAIN) closed at $62.96, indicating a -1.58% shift from the previous trading day.

MAIN continues to trade at nearly double book value despite rising non-accruals and sector-wide credit risks. MAIN's non-accruals reached 5% of the portfolio by cost, mirroring levels at FS KKR Capita...

Most stocks pay quarterly dividends, which is fine for many shareholders who reinvest dividends.

Many companies pay dividends, and most of them make quarterly payments. However, some make monthly payouts, making them ideal for those seeking to generate passive income.

BDCs have already experienced a notable correction. The sector median P/NAV metric indicates ~12% discount to NAV. Many players are priced even below that.

AI disruption is happening faster than most expect, with trillions in CapEx reshaping industries and creating huge risks for income investors. BDCs thrive on high yields, but their heavy software expo...