How Does ARCC Pay 10.4% Yield? (Ares Capital, a BDC)

Great video man! Love the new channel theme. I’ve got this company on my radar now. Would be great if you could also cover ABR in the future😃👍

We Heart ARCC...many divys collected. Thank you!

New sub here. Love your channel! I hold both ARCC and Arbor Realty so your video about the Arbor short report definitely gave me some peace of mind and I ended up buying more after I watched it

ARCC for the win. Thoughts on LOAN?

Also what abt HESM as an MLP play w/o the k1? 😎

Arcc is definitely good one

Another awesome video.!! I've picked up some UTG and plan to pick up a little more.

ARCC, VYM, IVZ & SCHD has all been great investments for my dividend portfolio making up 20, 10,30 & 20% respectively as great ETF's. The rest are growth stocks but these ETF's have actually been outperforming my small positions of growth stocks through dividend yields! Also because I started with about 20k in my pocket to buy those; so that sum of $ helped me generate good monthly revenue to start the compounding effect. 🤷🏻

Have you deleted all your previous videos from 2022?
I've been following you since you recommended Miad or CoinLoan, where was that content? I think that having deleted it does not speak well of you

Please create a channel explicitly for BDC's: investing, news, and financial statement analysis.

Thanks for this video

10% is not a lot to grow a company but they are paying investors 90% which is favorable

💎 Ares Capital Corporation (ARCC) 💎

I am just now learning about BDCs, and I think they may fit my situation and would like your thoughts on my strategy. I am 22, and looking to retire at 40 off dividends, without selling off shares. I currently have 25k, and will be putting in 1600 each month. I think because of the short timeframe (18 years), higher dividend early will start the compound quicker for me. The split I am looking into will be 35% ARCC, 12.5% JEPI, 12.5% MAIN, 10% SCHD, 10% VOO, and 20% split among dividend aristocrats. The SCHD, VOO, and last 20% is for some “safety”, but I am fully open to risk as seen with the large percentage into ARCC and MAIN. During the end of the 18 years, I was going to start to weight it more towards these “safety” plays. Do you think this approach is too aggressive, what would you change? Looking forward to your thoughts, thanks!

What about expense ratio? Is the yeild net of expenses in BDCs?

Overlong term and dependable dividends that’s for me. If the stock price stays stable except for when s&p goes up and down.