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To: upanddown who wrote (10827)	7/6/2014 8:57:46 PM
From: inspbudget	5 Recommendations Recommended By brehm233 KEN2CWL MRothaus1 the traveler Truedarkblue Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52048

Re: He is now out. This guy posted the identical post on a few other forums - word for word. He also posted it on the MorningStar forums, and has now been banned from a few forums there. Example: Read post 20214 onwards on the SI dividend investing board. All the hallmarks of spam. I totally support Ken's decision.

To: upanddown who wrote (10827)	7/6/2014 10:39:30 PM
From: Elroy	1 Recommendation Recommended By 49erer Respond to of 52048

One of the bigger BDCs and just another high-dividend income stock that I have been looking at for a long time. I own a bunch of AINV. I guess my question for you would be, if you didn't buy it a month ago when it was $8.20, what would make you buy it now that it's $8.66? It was a great buy over the past 2-3 months when it dipped (probably due to the Russell index shifts), but if you weren't convinced then, it would be hard to convince you now, I think. AINV's is a touch above book value and it yields a bit less than 10%. You can buy PSEC a touch below book value now, and get 12% yield. PSEC looks prettier at the moment if you ask me, although all the BDCs have rallied well in the past 2-3 weeks. The time to buy the group was 4-6 weeks ago.