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To: Steve Felix who wrote (10289)	11/2/2011 6:25:17 PM
From: chowder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34328

I can't blame you for keeping PSEC even though they cut the dividend. According to your monthly review, the yield is still above 12%. The opportunities to replace that yield with something of equal or greater value, that continues to increase the dividend, are probably non-existent. Ha! That makes it a hold if it were me. I don't own them.

To: Steve Felix who wrote (10289)	11/3/2011 3:05:01 PM
From: Bocor	Respond to of 34328

"Do you still have a good comfort level with PSEC?" never stepped in. Felt better adding SDRL and SCCO after they were both hit so hard, and the yield on both is fine with me! SCCO may be a trade for me; clearly and obviously a volatile stock with some risk down the road, so if I get a decent pop, it might be gone. Otherwise the dividend pays me to wait.