Oxford Lane Capital Corp. Stock News

Oxford Lane Capital offers a high-yield distribution of 19%, which is well covered by core net investment income. OXLC's NAV is challenging to estimate due to the difficulty in quantifying variables t

Dividend stocks are super important for wealth building. They offer two benefits: cash payouts from company profits (dividends) and stock growth.

Fixed-income portfolios with primarily shorter term bonds and term preferred stocks have reinvestment risk. Reinvestment risk is the risk that when your bonds mature that interest rates will be lower

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Preferreds were slightly lower this week and over February, with caution required for stocks trading above "par". The fixed-income version of the "beta anomaly" shows that the yield differential betwe

Oxford Lane Capital and Eagle Point Credit have been able to sustain positive total returns despite price declines due to their high distributions. OXLC and ECC focus on providing high levels of susta

For income investors, closed-end funds remain an attractive investment class that covers a variety of asset classes and promises high distributions and reasonable total returns. Closed-end funds, or C

The Fed is expected to cut rates at some point in 2024, we will see investors develop FOMO to lock in high yields from quality fixed income. 2024 is set to be the year of income, and high-quality bond

With an 18.86% forward dividend yield, Oxford Lane Capital may attract the interest of many income-focused investors. However, on a total shareholder return basis, I think it's poised to underperform:

Work smarter, not harder, the adage tells us. One way to do that is with passive income, which is derived from ownership rather than labor or active involvement in an enterprise.

I invest for income and my investments align with my goals. We look at Oxford Lane Capital's latest quarterly results to determine if it keeps meeting my goals. Eagle Point Income Co Inc is a lower-ri

We take a look at the action in preferreds and baby bonds through the third week of January and highlight some of the key themes we are watching. Preferreds were flat despite rising Treasury yields. M

Oxford Lane Capital, a fund investing in riskier assets, may not be an ideal opportunity for investors due to its unsustainable financial performance. OXLC has consistently paid out more capital than