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Ares Capital Corporation - Closed End FU - ARCC | ValueForum Member Stock Ratings

Last rating update for ARCC was made by a ValueForum member on Jun. 18 2013, 3:28 PM ET. Factoring this and past ratings, on average ARCC is rated 1.92 on a scale of Strong Buy (1.00) to Strong Sell (5.00) by 13 different member(s) of ValueForum.com. Full rating pages available to members only (click here) contain additional rating information including commentary by the 13 member(s) who entered the ratings. These ratings are posted by site users; this content is not intended to be investment advice, nor does it represent the opinion of, counsel from, or recommendations by ValueForum.com

ARES CAPITAL CORPORATION - CLOSED END FU (NASD: ARCC)
Last Trade
3:21 p.m. - 18.025
Change
 0.075 ( 0.41%)
Shares Traded
26,490
Day's Volume
5,375,068
Book Value
NA
Price/Book
NA
Beta
0.7086
Day's Range
17.985 - 18.30
Prev Close
18.10
Open
18.08
52 Wk Range
17.40 - 23.415
EPS
1.63
PE
11.05
Quarterly Div/Shr
0.48
Ex-Div
06/15/26
Yield
10.65%
Shares Out.
718.02M
Market Cap.
12.94B
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