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Main Street Capital Corporation·Financial Services
49.63
2.724%(−1.39)
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52W L: $48.9552W H: $67.77
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247wallst.com
13h ago
The Dividend Stocks That Generate $60,000 Tax-Free Inside a Roth (And What They Cost You in a Taxable Account)
Holding a high-yield dividend portfolio in a taxable account at the 24% federal bracket means writing the IRS a $14,400 check every year on $60,000 of income that should have been yours.
247wallst.com
1d ago
The Tax Math That Makes These Dividend Stocks Worth $10,080 More Per Year
At the 24% federal bracket, a portfolio throwing off $42,000 in dividend income hands roughly $10,080 to the IRS every year.
247wallst.com
1d ago
The Dividend Stocks That Can Replace a $65,000 Income and What They'll Cost You
Dividend-growth blue chips like Coca-Cola double income in nine years despite lower starting yields, while high-yield BDCs and REITs with frozen payouts risk delivering less income over a decade than lower-yield growers.
seekingalpha.com
1d ago
Main Street Capital: Not A Back The Truck Up Deal, But A Buy For Income Investors (Rating Upgrade)
Main Street Capital Corp. remains a premier BDC, despite a 17% YTD share price decline and recent sector underperformance. Q1 earnings were mixed: distributable net investment income was $1.00, with modest top-line growth but slight declines in total and per-share net income. MAIN's NAV grew 0.39% YoY, outpacing most peers, and non-accruals remain manageable, though investors should monitor for further increases.
seekingalpha.com
3d ago
Main Street Capital: The Growth Engine Is Stalling
Main Street Capital has seen its premium to book value compress, now trading at 1.53x versus a sector median of 1.28x. MAIN's recent NAV growth is primarily driven by accretive equity issuances, not underlying portfolio appreciation, raising sustainability concerns. Rising nonaccruals (4% of cost) and increasing interest expenses are pressuring earnings, while fair value inputs for private assets remain a critical risk.
seekingalpha.com
3d ago
MAIN Attraction: Why The Relative Trade Has Flipped Against CSWC
Main Street Capital (MAIN) is now rated Buy, while Capital Southwest (CSWC) is rated Hold, reflecting a shift in relative valuation dynamics. MAIN's premium has normalized, trading at ~1.5x NAV, with resilient NAV growth, DNII coverage, and a focus on sustainable long-term compounding. CSWC's earlier valuation edge has dissipated; while operationally sound, its P/NAV (~1.41x) now fully reflects its fundamentals and maturing platform.
