Blackstone Senior Floating Rate 2027 Term Fund (BSL)

Price$13.28

Favorite Metrics

Price vs S&P 500 (26W)-12.72%

Price vs S&P 500 (4W)-5.83%

Market Capitalization$1.28M

All Metrics

P/CF (Annual)2.78x

Book Value / Share (Quarterly)$0.11

Indicated Dividend (Annual)$0.01

Price vs S&P 500 (YTD)-5.55%

Gross Margin (TTM)72625.00%

Net Profit Margin (TTM)10300.00%

10-Day Avg Trading Volume0.05M

EPS (Annual)$-0.01

ROI (Annual)-7.16%

Gross Margin (Annual)30073.53%

Cash / Share (Quarterly)$0.01

ROA (Last FY)-6.06%

Operating Margin (TTM)61125.00%

Cash Flow / Share (Annual)$0.04

P/B Ratio (Quarterly)125.49x

EPS Incl Extra (Annual)$-0.01

Current Ratio (Annual)0.39x

Quick Ratio (Quarterly)0.39x

3-Month Avg Trading Volume0.05M

52-Week Price Return-3.27%

EV / Free Cash Flow (Annual)3.78x

P/S Ratio (Annual)2498.41x

Asset Turnover (Annual)0.00x

52-Week High$14.35

EPS Excl Extra (Annual)$-0.01

26-Week Price Return-3.97%

Quick Ratio (Annual)0.39x

13-Week Price Return-2.20%

Total Debt / Equity (Annual)0.47x

Current Ratio (Quarterly)0.39x

Enterprise Value$1.744

Pretax Margin (Annual)-28147.06%

Cash / Share (Annual)$0.01

3-Month Return Std Dev9.01%

ROE (Last FY)-10.51%

EPS Basic Excl Extra (Annual)$-0.01

Total Debt / Equity (Quarterly)0.47x

Revenue / Share (Annual)$0.00

Price vs S&P 500 (52W)-38.37%

Year-to-Date Return-1.41%

5-Day Price Return3.66%

EPS Normalized (Annual)$-0.01

Net Profit Margin (Annual)-28147.06%

Month-to-Date Return2.78%

EBITD / Share (Annual)$-0.01

Operating Margin (Annual)24602.94%

P/B Ratio (Annual)125.49x

Pretax Margin (TTM)10300.00%

Book Value / Share (Annual)$0.11

Price vs S&P 500 (13W)-5.07%

Beta0.38x

P/FCF (Annual)2.78x

52-Week Low$12.45

About

Blackstone Senior Floating Rate Term Fund is a closed-end fund that seeks high current income by investing in senior floating-rate loans and high-yield bonds. The fund uses financial leverage to enhance returns, which increases investment risk alongside potential gains. It targets income-focused investors seeking preservation of capital as a secondary priority.