Oxford Lane Capital

My strategy targets 7-10% yields to balance income growth and dividend safety for early retirement. Oxford Lane Capital (OXLC) offers a tempting 26% yield, monthly payouts, and recent distribution increases, appealing to income-focused investors. Despite these attractive features, I avoid OXLC due to concerns about the sustainability of its high yield and risk of income reduction.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com

OXLC common stock is a technical swing trade idea, not a long-term investment, targeting a quick mean reversion to premium pricing. The stock is currently trading at a rare discount to NAV, with historical data showing rapid rebounds to premium levels favored by retail traders. Recent stock offerings and repurchase programs suggest management aims to maintain premium pricing, creating short-term trading opportunities.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com

Oxford Lane baby bonds provide very strong safety, yet surprisingly, they also provide high yields. This is also true for a couple of Eagle Point Credit baby bonds. Current mispricing has OXLC baby bonds with higher yields-to-maturity than the term preferred stocks in the same sector. I don't know what investors are thinking. I estimate that OXLC baby bonds are offering yields-to-maturity that are 2.5% higher than bonds with equivalent safety.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com