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Main Street Capital

Chris · 2025-01-16T12:07:20.491442Z

Ich habe diese Aktie $MAIN entdeckt und befasse mich damit, diese in Form eines Sparplans als meine erste Dividendenaktie aufzubauen. Die Dividendenrendite ist mit 8% ganz interessant, auch wenn sie durch regelmäßige Sonderausschüttungen erreicht wird. Dazu hat sie eine anständige Wertsteigerung. Seit Börsengang 2007 ca. 30% jährlich. Da es sich bei der Gesellschaft um eine BDC handelt, sind sie gesetzlich verpflichtet 90% der Gewinne auszuschütten, was im letzten Jahr zu insgesamt 16 Dividendenzahlungen geführt hat. Meine bisherigen Sparpläne sind eher auf Wachstumswerte ausgerichtet, aber als Beimischung finde ich die schon interessant. Was meint Ihr dazu?

I have discovered this share $MAIN (+0,7 %) and am looking into building it up in the form of a savings plan as my first dividend share. The dividend yield of 8% is quite interesting, even if it is achieved through regular special distributions. It also has a decent increase in value. Around 30% annually since the IPO in 2007. As the company is a BDC, they are legally obliged to distribute 90% of profits, which led to a total of 16 dividend payments last year. My previous savings plans are geared more towards growth stocks, but I find them interesting as an addition. What do you think?

9 Commentaires

ThomasHH@ThomasHH

Have held Main Street in my portfolio for a long time. Excellent dividend stock. 👍

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Bierchen C.@GuenDolf

Personally, I find $MAIN too expensive as always (price/NAV of 1.94). I have $ARCC in my portfolio and have $OBDC on my watchlist

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D.S.@Cato_Bamboo

@GuenDolf It's just a matter of taste and everyone's decision.......

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Chris@Multibagger

Expensive is always relative. Your two favorites have a PER of 8.3 and 9.2. $MAIN has a PER of 10.0. That's not so decisive for me now. What I find particularly interesting about $MAIN is that, in addition to the good dividend, they also have a very good share price performance for a dividend stock. In the past, your two stocks $ARCC and $OBDC have not done so well.

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Bierchen C.@GuenDolf

@Multibagger For the valuation of BDCs, I would use the price/NAV ratio rather than the P/E ratio. Of course, you're absolutely right about the share price growth of $MAIN.

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Zahlenschubser@Zahlenschubser

And it should also not be overlooked that $MAIN pays its dividend every month and another special dividend at the end of the quarter. Keyword: Cash is king🏦

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Bierchen C.@GuenDolf

@Zahlenschubser well, if that's how it goes then $OBDC also pays monthly and has a higher dividend yield compared to $MAIN 🤷🏼‍♂️
But as mentioned before, everyone has to know for themselves

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D.S.@Cato_Bamboo

Your decision........

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Chris@Multibagger

You're right. I will do the same. But since dividend stocks are not my focus, I thought I'd ask here.

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