Ares Capital Corporation
ARCC · Financial Services
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Wall Street Bulls Look Optimistic About Ares Capital (ARCC): Should You Buy?
While Wall Street analysts show strong bullish sentiment on Ares Capital with an average brokerage recommendation of 1.67 (Strong Buy/Buy), the article cautions that brokerage recommendations often have positive bias and may not reliably predict stock performance. Ares Capital's Zacks Rank of #3 (Hold) based on unchanged earnings estimates suggests the stock may perform in line with the broader market in the near term, warranting caution despite analyst optimism.
3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks to Buy Hand Over Fist in September
The article recommends three high-yield dividend stocks for income-focused investors: Annaly Capital Management (12% yield), Ares Capital Corp (9.66% yield), and Blue Owl Capital Inc (7.57% yield). All three offer substantial dividend yields backed by diversified portfolios, though they come with interest rate sensitivity and moderate volatility risks.
BDCs Are Selling Investment-Grade Bonds Again After a Frozen Quarter
Business development companies (BDCs) are resuming debt issuance after a period of market freeze, with Barings BDC issuing $350 million in bonds at 6.5% interest. While this signals easing credit concerns in the sector, the shift to fixed-rate debt presents both opportunities and risks depending on future interest rate movements.
If You'd Invested $10,000 in Each of These 3 High-Yield Stocks 10 Years Ago, Here's How Much Income You'd Collect Today
A comparison of three high-yield dividend stocks over the past decade reveals that dividend growth matters more than initial yield. AGNC Investment's dividend income fell 33% due to interest rate changes, while Ares Capital grew dividends 26% and ONEOK increased them 74%. ONEOK delivered the highest total return despite having the lowest initial yield, demonstrating that earnings growth and dividend growth are more important long-term factors than high starting yields.
Ares Capital Has Maintained or Raised Its Dividend for Over 16 Years. Here's What That Streak Is Built On.
Ares Capital, the world's largest BDC, has maintained or raised its dividend for 16 consecutive years despite a 9.8% forward yield. As a BDC required to pay out 90% of taxable income as dividends, Ares finances middle-market companies through its $29.3 billion portfolio. While current EPS projections show a slight shortfall in covering dividends this year, analysts expect EPS to rise in 2027 as interest rates stabilize, supporting the dividend streak.