TPG Specialty Lending, Inc. Stock News

Sixth Street Specialty Lending offers a well-covered 9% dividend yield, with robust dividend coverage and supplemental dividends, making it attractive for passive income investors. The BDC's focus on first liens, which are the safest loans, provides portfolio and income stability, especially during economic uncertainties. Despite a high price-to-NAV ratio, TSLX's 9% yield is affordable, with po...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sixth Street Specialty Lending, Inc. (NYSE: TSLX) (“TSLX” or “the Company") announced today that it will release its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2025 on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, after the market closes. TSLX invites all interested persons to its webcast / conference call on Thursday, May 1, 2025 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss its fi...

High-yield dividend stocks are becoming even more compelling as market volatility increases.

A bunch of mortgage REITs were severely overvalued. Now they are less overvalued. But some others are actually bargains. Tons of charts because images are fun. Ellington Financial's higher price-to-book ratio may be due to lower volatility in the total economic return by period. Digital Realty Trust deserves to be mocked. I am reporting for duty!

Agency mortgage REITs are achieving exceptional price-to-book ratios. You want a high dividend yield? Great. But don't pay a huge premium in the share price. It's a great time for investors to capture some gains in this sector.

TSLX offers a high dividend yield of 9.2%, supported by strong earnings and supplemental distributions, making it attractive for reliable income seekers. The portfolio is well-diversified with 94% in first lien senior secured debt, reducing risk and ensuring high repayment priority. Non-accrual rates have improved to 1.4%, indicating better portfolio quality compared to peers and strong managem...

Why BDCs may be entering a dangerous phase. Avoid these risks before it's too late. One BDC stands out as a safe bet, and is my top pick right now.

Yield to maturity is crucial in baby bond analysis. Yield to call can also be relevant when call risk is more relevant. We're starting with a hypothetical for demonstrating a key point, then we'll look at two baby bonds as they are trading today. Market inefficiencies can arise from liquidity issues, creating trading opportunities between similar preferred shares or baby bonds.