Eagle Point Credit: I Avoid Common Stock For Now, Focus On Senior Securities

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Eagle Point Credit (ECC) faces significant headwinds as net investment income for common shareholders has dwindled and preferred stock asset coverage ratios have breached critical thresholds. The need to retire notes to restore compliance signals liquidity stress that undermines the stability of the common equity.

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In context: The common stock's outlook is dampened by net investment income falling to $0.067 per share in Q1 and the breach of the 200% asset coverage ratio for preferred stock, which necessitated the retirement of notes.
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Eagle Point Credit: I Avoid Common Stock For Now, Focus On Senior Securities

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