Oxford Lane Capital

Market turmoil presents opportunities; however, Oxford Lane Capital's common stock is too risky due to increased volatility after recent capital raises and tariff-induced sector-wide impacts. Oxford Lane Capital's portfolio is heavily invested in high-yield CLO-equity tranches, making its common stock volatile and susceptible to economic uncertainties. Preferred stocks appear overvalued compared to Baby Bonds, which offer better yields and higher security in the capital structure.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com

Oxford Lane Capital's 24.16% forward dividend yield is attractive, but the risk of recession and high leverage makes it a strong sell. The fund's heavy investment in CLO-equity is highly risky, especially during economic downturns, potentially leading to significant losses. Historical data shows OXLC's distributions are not covered by incoming cashflows, and its high leverage amplifies risk during market crises.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com

We review the CEF market valuation and performance through the last week of March and highlight recent market action. Oxford Lane Capital Corp. authorized a $150m share repurchase program to potentially support its price. Nuveen proposed merging preferreds CEFs JPC and JPI, continuing its trend of consolidating term funds into perpetual CEFs.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com