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GLAD To Not Own Gladstone Capital: A Business Development Company In Danger

Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha

Mon, 6 Feb 2012

By Jeffrey Gall : Gladstone Capital ( GLAD ) is a business development company that recently announced 4th-quarter earnings. Given trends in the quarterly filings, I believe that GLAD is a sell. This article will discuss the motivation for thinking as much. Earnings GLAD reported net income of ...

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