Will Barton Talks High Dividend Opportunities

High Dividend Opportunities targets an 8–10% portfolio yield, prioritizing sustainable cashflow to replace income in retirement without selling shares. Will Barton shares why they emphasize diversification, favoring CEFs and preferreds, and adapting allocations based on macro conditions, with a current focus on tangible assets like real estate and energy.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 23, 2026

Oxford Lane: Clean Exit Offered By Preferreds

Oxford Lane Capital is rated as a buy despite persistent NAV and dividend declines. OXLC's high yield and discounted valuation underpin the investment thesis, with income prioritized over capital appreciation. Risks include ongoing NAV erosion and dividend sustainability, but current pricing reflects these concerns.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 20, 2026

10%+ Dividends And Stress-Free Retirement: My Top 2 Picks

Ultra-high-yield strategies (e.g., CLO equity, aggressive call option funds) risk capital destruction and income instability. Yet, conservative blue-chip income portfolios often yield too little (3-4%) to meet robust income goals or outpace inflation. My approach is to strike a balance between these two worlds.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 19, 2026

ECC And OXLC: Highway To The Danger Zone

Eagle Point Credit Company faces ongoing NAV deterioration, with shares dropping to $4.00 and significant downside risk persisting. ECC's net investment income (NII) is not a reliable indicator of total return, as NAV erosion outweighs yield appeal. We look at the distribution cut this morning as income investors feel the sting.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 17, 2026

5 Closed-End Fund Buys In The Month Of January 2026

The broader market indexes started off 2026 on a solid note, though they underperformed micro-, small-, and mid-cap stocks. The energy sector started off with a surge for the year, but the financial services and technology sectors were starting off 2026 on the soft side. Every month, I put some capital to work in my closed-end fund portfolio to help compound my cash flow.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 15, 2026

The New Oxford Lane Capital: Using Retained Earnings To Rebuild 2026 Book Value

Oxford Lane Capital is shifting its priority toward a "stable or growing NAV" by retaining more cash flow. Retained Capital: The new $0.20 monthly distribution allows the fund to keep roughly 40% of its core earnings. Secondary Market Advantage: Management intends to use retained liquidity to acquire CLO equity at significant discounts.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 8, 2026

Reviewing The CEF CLO Files: Oxford Lane Capital The Better Buy Compared To Eagle Point

Oxford Lane Capital and Eagle Point Credit Company dominate the high-yield CEF CLO sector, attracting significant income investor interest. Chasing unsustainably high dividend yields, such as 30%, is illusory. Real-world numbers and risks must be considered over seductive headline yields. Oxford Lane Capital and Eagle Point Credit Company face scrutiny on total return, operating expenses, leverage, dividend sustainability, and recent market reactions to dividend cuts.

Seeking Alpha • Feb 4, 2026

Oxford Lane Capital Corporation (OXLC) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

Oxford Lane Capital Corporation (OXLC) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

Seeking Alpha • Jan 30, 2026

Oxford Lane Capital Corp. Announces Net Asset Value and Selected Financial Results for the Third Fiscal Quarter and Declaration of Distributions on Common Stock for the Months Ending April, May, and June 2026

GREENWICH, Conn., Jan. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Oxford Lane Capital Corp. (NasdaqGS: OXLC) (NasdaqGS: OXLCP) (NasdaqGS: OXLCL) (NasdaqGS: OXLCO) (NasdaqGS: OXLCZ) (NasdaqGS: OXLCN) (NasdaqGS: OXLCI) (NasdaqGS: OXLCG) (“Oxford Lane,” the “Company,” “we,” “us” or “our”) announced today the following financial results and related information:

GlobeNewsWire • Jan 30, 2026

OXLC Cuts, But A 33% Price Drop Will Improve The Yield Back To 33%

Oxford Lane Capital Corporation slashed its monthly distribution by 50%. OXLC's NAV plunged 19.2% in one quarter and 36% year-over-year, highlighting severe capital erosion and undermining the fund's long-term viability. Despite trading at a 20% discount to NAV, OXLC's total returns have been anemic, with high expenses and incentive fees eroding shareholder value.

Seeking Alpha • Jan 30, 2026