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After assessing almost all major BDC earnings reports, I have to say that a) the system-wide NAV drops are fully logical and, more importantly, b) they should not be viewed as another reason to exit the BDC space.
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My goal today is simple: to highlight 3 REITs that I believe investors should avoid to preserve capital and sleep better at night. After all, there's nothing "SWAN-like" about losing your nest egg.
In dividend investing, this is just as important, because one of the big assumptions we have is that our principal is "safe" while our dividends are doing the compounding work.
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