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To: LTBH who wrote (20045)	6/19/2014 1:54:44 PM
From: JimisJim	Read Replies (1) of 34328

My problem for the moment is that I don't quite have as much cash as I'd like to open a new position in my two IRA accts set up for DGI, so I'd have to sell something to fund a AWLCF position and I don't have any positions I feel like shedding at the moment. One IRA has 3 high yielders for cash generation: PSEC (~12-13% paid monthly) TICC (~12-13%) paid quarterly OXLC (~16%) paid quarterly Unless I dump one of the above and open a new AWLCF position, but I'm pretty happy with that mix of the above three: a pure BDC, a 50-50 BDC/CLO play, and a pure CLO play. But will definitely keep AWLCF on my watch list for future purchase. Also, along the lines of high yield in similar space I have SDRL and BBEP (which is an E&P MLP), but AWLCF does look interesting -- will have to do some DD as I am not familiar with that particular outfit. Thx for the info.

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