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OLC isn't a stock, it's a CEF (Closed End Fund): a metal fundcthat trades like a stock.
And they invest primarily in junk bonds.
As such, I wouldn't ever recommend investing in junk debt, but especially now as many companies are potentially going to run out of cash...with which to service their debt.
There are two reasons why it's yield is what it is:
a. Risk (high).
b. It's recent price drop (10.85-3.40).
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I don't discount any of that, however that doesn't answer his question.
That tells why you don't care for OXLC... And again, don't discount that.
I think he was wanting some tips on some possible stocks that are in the lower price range, say $5-35.00 a share and pay a dividend vs. $100-325.00 a share
My suggestion, which I need to do this myself is, get a list of the "Dividend Aristocrats" and look for some of the lower priced ones..