Technology Investment Capital Corp. (NASDAQ:TICC)

Looks like a fairly strong performer, nothing silly on the balance sheet, good dividend, however I am a bit wary about the fact that in the last two years it has diluted the shares by 25% and 19% respectively. I suspect it was just to allow them to massively increase the amount of long term investments sitting on the balance sheet, but I would have hoped that they would have chose 2009 and 2010 to be doing that sort of thing instead.

5/27/2013 currently paying an 11.69% dividend. Closed-end investment company. Provides capital to non-public, small & Medium-sized, technology companies. Company also has warrants of other equity instruments is some of the companies it lends to. No insider purchases or sales in the last 12 months. Should do well in a recovering economy.

Great dividends for almost 10 years.

Should do nicely in 2013

High yield nothing to sneeze at.

TICC earns a 98 rating on IBD, fundamentals and ratios are great, but ready to pop when tech stocks catapult once the economy picks up (We can always hope); and for the second time ever in his 78 years, my Dad shared a pick from his stock picker's club with me. He usually asks ME for tips, so the club members must be really excited about this one. Just bought real shares this morning. Will buy more after it goes ex-dividend on Wednesday, Sep. 11, 2012.
I know, not an auspicious date, but I'm not superstitious. I think radical Muslims are giving Obama some slack, anyway. Not that they love him, but they may surmise that the next president could be much tougher on the Muslim world and certainly more openly pro-Israel.
Just caught the movie "2016", btw; highly recommend it.

Technology Financing is a great way to invest other in just Technology stocks

High dividend

I just read that the tach industry is in the last and most successful 10 years of a 25 year cycle. If this is true, along with this seemingly well run company, it should be profitable. Now, if it gets infected with greed, that's another story. Due didigence is required.

there's free money right now thanks to the fed, and hopefully the economy is coming back.

Low PEG plus insider buying.

Ticc is presently near their 52 week low and generating sufficient cash flow to maintain a healthy dividend and has the possibility to receive a kick from their investments.

Yield play.

The weekly chart for TICC indicates that momentum has been lost over the past six months. It also indicates that support is being reenforced at about the 9.6 level. Buying TICC below $10 may be rolling the dice a little, but a stop at $9.5 should control the risk.

Gratuitously pummeled after missing earnings by $0.01

Very cheap with an outstanding dividend(and growing). Growth potential is another plus with market cap ~350M. Tends to dip down in the $10 range occasionally and that seems the best time to grab addt'l shares. Will be adding this to my portfolio soon after watching for some time now.

http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/high-yields-from-nasdaq-100-as/546142

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Inclining graph line

A very high net profit

Oh yeah, I like it

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