Sixth Street Specialty Lending Inc. (TSLX) stock has fallen to a 52-week low of $18.57, marking a significant 19.05% decrease over the past year and 16.23% in the last six months, with its RSI indicating oversold conditions. Despite these declines, the company maintains a P/E ratio of 10.38 and a strong 10.35% dividend yield, having consistently paid dividends for 13 years. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic with price targets between $21 and $25, while the company recently surpassed Q4 2025 earnings and revenue expectations despite a lowered price target by Keefe, Bruyette & Woods due to depreciation affecting net asset value.
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Sixth Street Specialty Lending stock hits 52-week low at $18.57
Sixth Street Specialty Lending Inc. (TSLX) stock has fallen to a 52-week low of $18.57, marking a significant 19.05% decrease over the past year and 16.23% in the last six months, with its RSI indicating oversold conditions. Despite these declines, the company maintains a P/E ratio of 10.38 and a strong 10.35% dividend yield, having consistently paid dividends for 13 years. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic with price targets between $21 and $25, while the company recently surpassed Q4 2025 earnings and revenue expectations despite a lowered price target by Keefe, Bruyette & Woods due to depreciation affecting net asset value.