Nuveen Churchill Direct Lending Corp. NCDL

A falling share price doesn’t always mean a broken investment. Sometimes, it simply means investors are being offered the same business at a much cheaper price. That distinction is what makes market pullbacks interesting – particularly when a beaten-down stock continues to put cash directly into shareholders’ pockets. That brings two investing strategies together. The first is buying the dip: looking past a weak chart to determine whether the business still has enough going for it to support a r

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