1.29.2023

A real nail-biter to the bitter end

The dividends below account for approximately 23% of our January dividends.

To break even between forecast and outcome, we need to get another $1361. However, according to my calculations, we have just under $1142 left to receive, which puts us outside my tolerance for deviation.

The biggest reason for this is that the SEK has strengthened against the USD recently, causing the cost of exchange fees and brokerage to exceed my reserve between the two currencies.

I have two options available. Either I increase the reservation between the two currencies immediately or I keep a cool head, at least for February.

Armor Residential REIT, Inc. (ARR), payment date January 30
Chimera Investment Corporation Common Stock (CIM), payment date January 31
Gladstone Capital Corporation Common Stock  (GLAD), payment date January 31
Gladstone Investment Corporation Business Development Company  (GAIN), payment date January 31
Guggenheim Strategic Opportunities Fund Common Share (GOF), payment date January 31
OFS Credit Company, Inc. Common Stock (OCCI), payment date January 31
Oxford Lane Capital Corp. Common Stock (OXLC), payment date January 31


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