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To: Frank Sully who wrote (5346)	9/15/2025 3:58:57 PM
From: Elroy	3 Recommendations Recommended By B.K.Myers Frank Sully techlvr Respond to of 5476

investing into high yielding BDCs and REITs. I would be careful with these two categories. If you want high yield have a look at NGL/PRB and NGL/PRC. NGL is a master limited partnership, and those two are it's publicly traded preferred stock. Both pay about 11.8% of $25 and are currently trading around $24. As far as I can tell there's minimal chance that the partnership stops paying the distribution on the preferreds, in fact the balance sheet is improving each quarter. They're about the safest 12% yielding securities I've ever seen. BDCs can easily blow up. All it takes is one bad quarter to lose two years worth of dividends in one pop. At least, if I buy them that's what happens! And any REIT that yields more than 7% probably has something fishy going on. My two cents.