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"We continue to see a runway to eventual dividend coverage with full fees expensed as management grows the portfolio to its target 1. 1–1. 2x leverage (from 1. 0x currently) and redeploys funds currently tied up in non-accruals once resolved... The primary driver of return for a BDC is its dividend payout over time, and we have confidence that MRCC's new $1. 00 distribution (equating to a ~10% yield) is sustainable, " Kotowski noted. In line with his comments, Kotowski rates MRCC an Outperform (i. e. Buy), and his $12 price target suggests it has room to grow 25% in the year ahead. (To watch Kotowski's track record, click here) The analyst reviews on MRCC break down 2 to 1 in favor of Buy versus Holds, making the consensus rating a Moderate Buy. The shares have a trading price of $9. 59, and their $11. 13 average target implies an upside of 16% in the year ahead. (See MRCC stock analysis on TipRanks) Eagle Point Credit Company (ECC) Let's stick with the middle-market financial sector. Eagle Point is another of the capital investment companies that seeks to turn middle-market debt into returns for investors.
Dennis Cross, 83 image copyright Laura Page As a wartime city-dwelling Londoner, Dennis had never heard of surfing in the early 1960s, but 10 years later, not only was he an experienced surfer, he had invented the Gul wetsuit to combat the Atlantic Ocean's cold water. At the age 83 he is still surfing, hand boarding and roller-skiing. Dennis is propelled by his desire to have fun and bring others along for the ride. He recently bought a number of grass skis and started a local grass skiing club. Still really fit and healthy he simply adapts to the physical aspects of ageing. Since his eyesight has begun to deteriorate he has stopped his regular skiing seasons in the Alps, and taken to cross-country skiing in Lapland. When he was told he could no longer drive, he built a trailer for his bike and cycles for miles taking his boards and equipment wherever he likes. Known and loved by everyone on the Cornwall scene, he has been called one of the unsung heroes of surfing. Irene Hancock, 89 image copyright Laura Page Between 1961 and 1986, Irene Hancock fostered 256 young children.
David Scott, 83 image copyright Laura Page David can often be seen around Sheffield at waste disposal sites and skips digging out finds for his latest inventions. His workshop is an Aladdin's cave of shiny things, tubes, wires, buttons, wheels, pots and tools. One of many peculiar inventions hanging from the ceiling is a leaf vacuum which is made from a broken pram, a plastic sack, a crutch, and tubes from a tumble dryer. When his sons were growing up, David taught them how to build motorbikes out of bits they had found, and they would ride them around the local fields. He now prefers to make electric bikes which he improves with each design. Neighbours bring their broken electrical goods for him to fix so he will never be out of work, although he says he is a lousy businessman and won't take much money for his time and effort. Betsy Field, 82 image copyright Laura Page Betsy has finally realised her childhood dream of becoming a professional ballet dancer. "I always wanted to be a dancer but wasn't allowed to, " she says.
Monroe is focusing its business on minority and women-owned companies, or on companies with employee stock ownership plans. Monroe offers these sometimes underserved demographics access to capital resources for business development. Monroe has shown two contradictory trends so far this year: declining revenues and earnings, along with rising share value. The company's top line, at $12. 6 million, was down 6% from Q3, and 25% year-over-year, while EPS fell 40% sequentially to 42 cents. Year-over-year, however, EPS more than doubled. Looking at share price, Monroe's stock has gained 60% in the past 12 months. On the dividend front, Monroe paid out 25 cents per share in December; the next is scheduled, at the same amount, for the end of this month. With an annualized payment of $1, the dividend yields a strong 9. 8%. This compares favorably to the 2% average yield found among peer companies. The dividend attracted attention from Oppenheimer analyst Chris Kotowski, rated 5-stars by TipRanks.
Her way of life is reflected through her calm and knowing smile as she explains: "We are one. We are all one. " Jonathan Griffith, 83 image copyright Laura Page Jonathan is a painter, a writer, and a poet with cerebral palsy. On leaving school, he got a job in a commercial art studio but he couldn't do the work fast enough so he had to try something else, eventually becoming a cashier in his father's shop. Jonathan has always been determined to remain independent and got himself a single-seater electric car, went to evening classes at the College of Art and moved into his first bedsit aged 33. Doctors told him recently, as his physical health deteriorated, that he would no longer be able to use his arms. But, with the help of his dedicated carer, Marie, he has proved them wrong. The art he produces is still captivating. He has adapted to using his shoulder and arms to guide his tools rather than his wrists. He says: "Sharing all we can, while we can, is so valuable. It makes us truly human. "
TipRanks 3 Big Dividend Stocks Yielding at Least 8%; Analysts Say 'Buy' Do you like roller coasters? According to Deutsche Bank, we're looking at some roller coaster volatility for the next few months, with near-term gains likely, followed by a Q2 retreat, and second-half gains. The firm expects share values to fall in the next three months, perhaps by as much as 5% to 10%, for several reasons laid out by the firm's strategist Binky Chadha. "The more front-loaded the impact of the stimulus, and the direct stimulus checks at around a quarter of the new package clearly are one off, the sharper the peak in growth is likely to be. The closer this peak in macro growth is to warmer weather (giving retail investors something else to do); and to an increased return to work at the office, the larger we expect the pullback to be, " Chadha noted. That's the mid-term. In the longer view, Chadha expects markets to strengthen by year's end, and has put a 4, 100 target on the S&P 500. This is up from his previous 3, 950 target, and suggests potential gains of 4% from current levels.
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Employer Name: Gulf Placements Formulate the company's Logistics Strategy in line with Company's Strategy and implement it after getting approval from top management. Participate in the development of the Logistics policies & procedures, ensure their proper implementation, and recommend any changes. Key Skills: logistics Industry: Distributions and Logistics Posting Date: 03-Mar-2021 - Validating Sales Orders in SAP B1 system. - Checking availability of material and sending order confirmations to customers. - Liaise with suppliers on availability of material and dispatch. Microsoft office Warehousing Our client is looking to hire a Logistics Manager who would be responsible for inbound logistics of imported products, storage and handling, stock accounting, outbound shipments to the retail outlets, enforcing the Standard Operating procedures and Supply chain policies and controlling the Logistics expenses. Leadership Skills, Strong Influencing and presenting abilities FMCG - Ensure sales targets are set and met; - Perform sales (Luxury watches) directly when required; - Supervise and assist staff with handling customers, provide on job training; Additional language - Arabic, Russian, Chinese or any European (Required) Retail/Wholesale - Maintaining accurate records on properties & clients.
"The company's reported quarterly recurring CLO cash flows averaged $0. 75/share over the last 12 months. Similar levels of recurring cash flows would leave a large cushion to service the $0. 24 quarterly dividend going forward…. The company announced $29. 5M of cash on the balance sheet as of February 9. This balance sheet cash and serviceable quarterly dividend of $0. 24 contribute to a favorable liquidity position, " Binner wrote. Binner's comments back up a Buy rating on the stock, and his $14 price target implies a 12-month upside of 23%. (To watch Binner's track record, click here) Wall Street takes the same stance on ECC that it did on MRCC: a Moderate Buy consensus rating based on a 2-1 split between Buy and Hold reviews. ECC shares have an average price target of $14, matching Binner's, and the shares are trading for $11. 41. (See ECC stock analysis on TipRanks) Hess Midstream Operations (HESM) Midmarket financials are not the only place to find strong dividends. Wall Street pros also recommend the energy sector, and that is where we now turn.