(RCC) Small Cap Premium & - Ratings and Ratios

Ticker Symbol: RCC | Exchange: NYSE | Type: Common Stock | Country Origin: USA | GICS Sub Industry: Oil & Gas Exploration & Production

The Small Cap Premium & Dividend Income Fund Inc (NYSE:RCC) operates within the Oil & Gas Exploration & Production sector, focusing on upstream activities such as hydrocarbon exploration and production. The fund is structured to provide investors with exposure to small-cap companies in the energy sector, emphasizing dividend income and capital appreciation. RCCs portfolio typically includes firms engaged in onshore and offshore drilling, as well as those involved in the development of unconventional resources like shale gas and tight oil.

Technical Analysis: - Average Volume 20d: 3950 shares - Last Price: $24.71 - SMA 20: $24.54 (stock is trading slightly above its 20-day moving average) - SMA 50: $24.48 (stock is trading marginally above its 50-day moving average) - SMA 200: $23.94 (stock is trading above its 200-day moving average, indicating upward trend strength) - ATR: 0.15 (low volatility, suggesting stable price action)

Fundamental Analysis: - Market Cap: $1.737B USD (placing it in the small-cap category) - P/E: 0.00 (negative earnings or insufficient data to calculate) - P/E Forward: 0.00 (lack of forward earnings estimates or negative forward earnings) - P/B: 0.00 (negative book value or insufficient data) - P/S: 0.00 (no reported sales data or negative sales trends) - RoE: -24.77% (indicating poor profitability and negative returns on equity)

3-Month Forecast: Based on the technical and fundamental data, RCC is expected to maintain its current trading range with limited upside potential. The stocks low volatility (ATR: 0.15) suggests minimal price fluctuations. However, the lack of positive earnings and profitability metrics (RoE: -24.77%) raises concerns about long-term sustainability. The funds ability to maintain dividend payments and attract investors will depend on its operational performance and sector recovery. The 20-day and 50-day moving averages are likely to act as support levels, while the 200-day moving average may cap upside momentum.