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OXLC
Oxford Lane Capital Corp.
stock NASDAQ

At Close

Dec 9, 2025 3:59:56 PM EST

14.54USD-0.343%(-0.05)773,622

14.53Bid 14.56Ask 0.03Spread

Pre-market

Dec 10, 2025 8:54:30 AM EST

14.03USD-3.574%(-0.52)18,720

After-hours

Dec 9, 2025 4:47:30 PM EST

14.65USD+0.757%(+0.11)2,708

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As of Dec 10, 2025 8:45:22 AM EST (11 minutes ago)

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18 hr ago • u/bobmotherfuckinsmith • r/dividends • 100k_for_25k_total_dividends_per_month_doable • C

I'm a little late here but OXLC is trading at $14.60 and paying $0.40 a share at least until March. 10,000 shares would be $4k a month. the price is way down, the NAV is steady and the DIV has been announced till 3/31. Just a thought.

20 hr ago • u/BusyWorkinPete • r/dividends • best_dividend_stock • C

CLM and CRF are very high dividends (17+%), but the stocks decline over time. BRIA is currently paying 15+% and is currently under valued according to analysts. CII has a forward yield of 26%, as does IFN. OXLC is 32%.
I would suggest you look at other factors beyond just the dividend payout per share, as not all stocks are the same. Some are trusts (MVO) that keep paying until a fixed expiry date. Others are returning capital to meet dividend payments, eroding the underlying value.

18 hr ago • u/bobmotherfuckinsmith • r/dividends • 100k_for_25k_total_dividends_per_month_doable • C

I'm a little late here but OXLC is trading at $14.60 and paying $0.40 a share at least until March. 10,000 shares would be $4k a month. the price is way down, the NAV is steady and the DIV has been announced till 3/31. Just a thought.

20 hr ago • u/BusyWorkinPete • r/dividends • best_dividend_stock • C

CLM and CRF are very high dividends (17+%), but the stocks decline over time. BRIA is currently paying 15+% and is currently under valued according to analysts. CII has a forward yield of 26%, as does IFN. OXLC is 32%.
I would suggest you look at other factors beyond just the dividend payout per share, as not all stocks are the same. Some are trusts (MVO) that keep paying until a fixed expiry date. Others are returning capital to meet dividend payments, eroding the underlying value.

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