Ares Capital Corp (NASDAQ:ARCC)

Good P/E Ratio so you can get it cheap. Over both its' 50 and 200 day SMA lines, MACD above zero, and it pays a good dividend.

Nice dividend, just raised.

Major Growth Coming, and Look at that Sweet Dividend

I have owned this stock for quite a while. The dividend is amazing and is very reliable.

Just a great stock.......

One of the larger BDCs with insider buying. 10% yield.

Rambo would have picked this company stock. Rocky would not have.

Very high yield (11.1 % as of today), very low P/E ratio.

ARES Capital looks very solid to me. In particular I their investment strategy and I like the high return on my investment. Looks like long term winner to me.

Stock with Low Payout Ratio and High Yield

The dividens on this stock are at 11+% it is outpreforming many other stocks.

i own this for the dividend, but i bought it at $8 a share. ARCC can pay its massive dividend because it takes advantage of the current low-rate environment. at $16 and with interest rates having nowhere to go but up (eventually), i can't see much upside potential.

arcc had a healthy balance sheet before the purchase of ald ,and with the purchase their intrisic value has increased.Their share price is up over 15% since the buyout.

The dividend yield is very high, which says to me that management of this company believes the cash on hand is better served in the hands of the investors than investing in new business. Smart...very smart.

ARCC continues to aquire Capital Investment firms. With their aquisition of Allied Capital, ARCC took on $1.3 Billion in assets for 1/3 the cost. It looks as if ARCC will essentially disband that particular division (with 90+ employees) and absorb the cash. They seem keen on writing off their cash flows through dividends.

ARCC got a very favorable merger ratio in its acquisition of ALD. ARCC is widely considered to have the best management of the business development companies out there. It has a dependable dividend and should substantially outperform the overall market in a recovering economy. In the first year after each of the past seven recessions in the United States, the financial sector was the top performing sector for stocks. This has been the case so far with the current recovery, making this recovery likely to be the 8th repeat in a row for the U.S.

Strong company. Pays high dividend. Just bought/merged with Allied Capital.

Excellent dividends. Easy 20% upside potential including dividends.

11% Dividend and solid management with a track record.