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FSCO
FS Credit Opportunities Corp.
stock NYSE

At Close
Oct 2, 2026 3:58:45 PM EDT
5.17USD+0.977%(+0.05)1,256,292
4.98Bid   5.15Ask   0.17Spread
Pre-market
Oct 1, 2026 9:26:30 AM EDT
5.20USD+1.611%(+0.08)0
After-hours
Oct 2, 2026 4:54:30 PM EDT
5.10USD-1.354%(-0.07)3,429
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FSCO Specific Mentions
As of Oct 2, 2026 5:22:05 PM EDT (<1 min. ago)
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6 days ago • u/spaculoso • r/dividends • are_pimco_cefs_a_hold_sell_buy • C
"buying more funds isn’t really diversifying"
Well, there are a lot of funds and a lot of different areas from preferred chares and hybrid funds to senior loans, CLOs or even covered calls. But even when choosing multiple similar funds, it still diversifies against the risk of one fund losing.
I do have FSCO too. One of the few green lines in my first run of purchases.
For now I'm going to stay in CEFs and some NEOS and Kurv funds. I prefer the income at my age and hopefully more consistent returns even when the market bumbles around.
sentiment -0.02
6 days ago • u/Ufgatorhead4u3 • r/dividends • are_pimco_cefs_a_hold_sell_buy • C
The three that I use are PTY, CEFS, and FSCO. They are varied risk and approaches but buying more funds isn’t really diversifying. The rules I use for these are a max 4% of portfolio in any single one and max 10% of portfolio combined.
sentiment -0.14
6 days ago • u/spaculoso • r/dividends • are_pimco_cefs_a_hold_sell_buy • C
"buying more funds isn’t really diversifying"
Well, there are a lot of funds and a lot of different areas from preferred chares and hybrid funds to senior loans, CLOs or even covered calls. But even when choosing multiple similar funds, it still diversifies against the risk of one fund losing.
I do have FSCO too. One of the few green lines in my first run of purchases.
For now I'm going to stay in CEFs and some NEOS and Kurv funds. I prefer the income at my age and hopefully more consistent returns even when the market bumbles around.
sentiment -0.02
6 days ago • u/Ufgatorhead4u3 • r/dividends • are_pimco_cefs_a_hold_sell_buy • C
The three that I use are PTY, CEFS, and FSCO. They are varied risk and approaches but buying more funds isn’t really diversifying. The rules I use for these are a max 4% of portfolio in any single one and max 10% of portfolio combined.
sentiment -0.14


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