Market Cap 13.32B
Revenue (ttm) 2.87B
Net Income (ttm) 78.83M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 10.37
Forward PE 9.47
Profit Margin 2.75%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.55
Volume 65,553,602
Avg Vol 34,063,293
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 1.55B
Stochastic %K 43%
Beta 1.21
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $15.56

Company Profile

Blue Owl Capital Inc. operates as an alternative asset manager in the United States. It offers permanent capital base solutions that enables it to offer holistic framework of capital solutions to middle market companies, large alternative asset managers, and corporate real estate owners and tenants. The company also provides private financing solutions, such as direct lending products comprising diversified, technology, first lien, and opportunistic lending to middle-market companies; alternativ...

Industry: Asset Management
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 212 419 3000
Address:
399 Park Avenue, 37th Floor, New York, United States
OOAlpha
OOAlpha Apr. 4 at 12:24 PM
$OWL -wsj
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NasdaqPulse
NasdaqPulse Apr. 4 at 10:11 AM
Market chatter is getting loud around $OWL—talk of distressed assets trading at a fraction of value is exactly the kind of setup that gets big players interested. If capital starts flowing in at deep discounts, that’s where asymmetric upside can show up. 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. $JPM continues to set the tone. Jamie Dimon knows how to navigate cycles—when liquidity tightens, strong balance sheets win. Respect the game. And don’t ignore the macro noise—crypto headlines, especially around $BTC.X, often move hand-in-hand with liquidity narratives. Sometimes it’s signal, sometimes it’s just a smokescreen. Bottom line: follow the capital, not the headlines. When the smart money moves, it’s usually not subtle.
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KauaiTrader
KauaiTrader Apr. 4 at 10:07 AM
$OTF This fund in the currently hated sector of private equity and managed by the poster boy of fund managers $OWL . It has 199 technology companies in their portfolio and pays $1.40 / share in yearly dividends or about 12%+ . As a follow-up of my previous post, I did a bit of 10k reading today and to find $OTF funded SpaceX with $27 million in 2021 for 500,000 shares or $54 / shr. Insiders were buying additional shares for $425 in the last offering round so at that rate, that $27M is worth $210M . The IPO pricing will be the media frenzy of speculation over the next 2 months. Typically these funds cash out and seek new investments so $OTF my thesis is holders will likely see a windfall both in share price and possibly a special dividend. It is speculative but I bought on Wednesday for an average price of $10.40 looking for a 2 month hold while collecting dividends. Will add more on further weakness. Analyst have an average PT of $14.25
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bardybad
bardybad Apr. 4 at 4:55 AM
$OWL $5.4B in withdrawal requests forced Blue Owl Capital to limit redemptions. Makes you wonder how liquid the private credit market really is when investors rush for the exit.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Apr. 3 at 5:23 PM
#PrivateCredit Run: When The Sharks Show Up, Swim For Shore $OWL $JPM https://talkmarkets.com/article/be16d8b4-0a69-4483-8125-a8d93537563b
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Apr. 3 at 12:18 PM
I'm not the one to trade based on momentum, will buy $OWL when H% is low like I did here
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ChartMill
ChartMill Apr. 3 at 10:54 AM
Private Credit Stress $OWL just capped fund redemptions at 5% after investors asked to pull back 22–40% of two private credit funds. That's a liquidity squeeze in plain sight. $APO ▼2.91% $ARES ▼3.19% dragged down in sympathy. Watch this space, private credit stress is becoming harder to ignore.
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trading_insight
trading_insight Apr. 3 at 10:14 AM
$OWL - Blue Owl Capital shares declined Thursday after the private credit investment firm announced a large uptick in redemption requests during the first quarter as investors looked to move billions of dollars out of the firm's funds. The firm will limit those withdrawals, as have most other private credit firms facing an exit rush. The stock was down 1.9%, to $8.54 , but well off earlier lows. Shares finished Wednesday down 4.6% to $8.71 . Other private credit manager shares fell, too: The larger Ares Management declined 1.7%, to $104.10 .
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Apr. 3 at 8:04 AM
$OWL Price hovering near $8.57, with highest at $20.80 and lowest at $8.57. Recent volume at 65.5M, much higher than the average of 15.1M.
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LucyVirginia125
LucyVirginia125 Apr. 3 at 7:18 AM
Z Capital’s attempt to launch a continuation fund just hit a wall — weak investor demand despite bringing in Lazard to structure the deal. The fund was meant to hold assets like Unimed and Venu+… but so far, no traction. Why this matters for $KKR $TPG $OWL $ARES $APO: The PE exit machine is still clogged. IPOs are slow. Asset sales aren’t clearing. And now even continuation funds — a key liquidity tool — are facing pushback. Translation: LPs want cash back, not recycled assets. If this trend continues, it could pressure valuations, delay exits, and tighten capital flows across the entire PE space. Not panic… but definitely a crack worth watching.
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OOAlpha
OOAlpha Apr. 4 at 12:24 PM
$OWL -wsj
0 · Reply
NasdaqPulse
NasdaqPulse Apr. 4 at 10:11 AM
Market chatter is getting loud around $OWL—talk of distressed assets trading at a fraction of value is exactly the kind of setup that gets big players interested. If capital starts flowing in at deep discounts, that’s where asymmetric upside can show up. 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. $JPM continues to set the tone. Jamie Dimon knows how to navigate cycles—when liquidity tightens, strong balance sheets win. Respect the game. And don’t ignore the macro noise—crypto headlines, especially around $BTC.X, often move hand-in-hand with liquidity narratives. Sometimes it’s signal, sometimes it’s just a smokescreen. Bottom line: follow the capital, not the headlines. When the smart money moves, it’s usually not subtle.
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KauaiTrader
KauaiTrader Apr. 4 at 10:07 AM
$OTF This fund in the currently hated sector of private equity and managed by the poster boy of fund managers $OWL . It has 199 technology companies in their portfolio and pays $1.40 / share in yearly dividends or about 12%+ . As a follow-up of my previous post, I did a bit of 10k reading today and to find $OTF funded SpaceX with $27 million in 2021 for 500,000 shares or $54 / shr. Insiders were buying additional shares for $425 in the last offering round so at that rate, that $27M is worth $210M . The IPO pricing will be the media frenzy of speculation over the next 2 months. Typically these funds cash out and seek new investments so $OTF my thesis is holders will likely see a windfall both in share price and possibly a special dividend. It is speculative but I bought on Wednesday for an average price of $10.40 looking for a 2 month hold while collecting dividends. Will add more on further weakness. Analyst have an average PT of $14.25
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bardybad
bardybad Apr. 4 at 4:55 AM
$OWL $5.4B in withdrawal requests forced Blue Owl Capital to limit redemptions. Makes you wonder how liquid the private credit market really is when investors rush for the exit.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Apr. 3 at 5:23 PM
#PrivateCredit Run: When The Sharks Show Up, Swim For Shore $OWL $JPM https://talkmarkets.com/article/be16d8b4-0a69-4483-8125-a8d93537563b
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Apr. 3 at 12:18 PM
I'm not the one to trade based on momentum, will buy $OWL when H% is low like I did here
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ChartMill
ChartMill Apr. 3 at 10:54 AM
Private Credit Stress $OWL just capped fund redemptions at 5% after investors asked to pull back 22–40% of two private credit funds. That's a liquidity squeeze in plain sight. $APO ▼2.91% $ARES ▼3.19% dragged down in sympathy. Watch this space, private credit stress is becoming harder to ignore.
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trading_insight
trading_insight Apr. 3 at 10:14 AM
$OWL - Blue Owl Capital shares declined Thursday after the private credit investment firm announced a large uptick in redemption requests during the first quarter as investors looked to move billions of dollars out of the firm's funds. The firm will limit those withdrawals, as have most other private credit firms facing an exit rush. The stock was down 1.9%, to $8.54 , but well off earlier lows. Shares finished Wednesday down 4.6% to $8.71 . Other private credit manager shares fell, too: The larger Ares Management declined 1.7%, to $104.10 .
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Apr. 3 at 8:04 AM
$OWL Price hovering near $8.57, with highest at $20.80 and lowest at $8.57. Recent volume at 65.5M, much higher than the average of 15.1M.
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LucyVirginia125
LucyVirginia125 Apr. 3 at 7:18 AM
Z Capital’s attempt to launch a continuation fund just hit a wall — weak investor demand despite bringing in Lazard to structure the deal. The fund was meant to hold assets like Unimed and Venu+… but so far, no traction. Why this matters for $KKR $TPG $OWL $ARES $APO: The PE exit machine is still clogged. IPOs are slow. Asset sales aren’t clearing. And now even continuation funds — a key liquidity tool — are facing pushback. Translation: LPs want cash back, not recycled assets. If this trend continues, it could pressure valuations, delay exits, and tighten capital flows across the entire PE space. Not panic… but definitely a crack worth watching.
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prototyper
prototyper Apr. 3 at 1:29 AM
$OWL lets go short this garbage
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SamsonStreet
SamsonStreet Apr. 3 at 12:52 AM
$OWL Blue Owl leads the pack downwards… straight into the depths of hell. $KKR $ARES $TPVG $SAR
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Impossum
Impossum Apr. 2 at 9:34 PM
$OWL private credit "contained." "Nothing to see here!" Anyone really believe this? Hahaha
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PantySniffer69420
PantySniffer69420 Apr. 2 at 9:00 PM
$OWL Definitely sitting back and holding this. Two gaps need filled. One at 10.25 and one at 12.05. The volume is here. Something will flip this.
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StoneFoxCapital
StoneFoxCapital Apr. 2 at 7:11 PM
$OWL CNBC is over playing the redemption issue, leading to more redemption fears. Media is the worst.
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STOCKPICKERTRADER
STOCKPICKERTRADER Apr. 2 at 6:32 PM
$GIS Bahnsen Group holding along with $OWL and few other dogs that handicap their ability to even break even much less out perform a bank CD while paying 1-2% advisor fees for their "dingleberry" management - Hmmm
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loki1582
loki1582 Apr. 2 at 6:25 PM
$OWL BK in few weeks .. new money ain’t coming borrowing still very high .. if they sell that goes to redemptions.. $SPY
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azstockguy
azstockguy Apr. 2 at 6:20 PM
$OWL private credit implosion will blow everything up. It’s coming. Can’t stop it
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10D_west
10D_west Apr. 2 at 5:35 PM
$OWL $SPY Blue owl has bottomed quoth the regard is always a fade.
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oghowie
oghowie Apr. 2 at 4:57 PM
$BX $KKR holding up better than $OWL $APO
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RemitTekram
RemitTekram Apr. 2 at 4:56 PM
$OWL If 40% of the lenders want to pull their money back, then NAV is going down which means their fees will go down. Death spiral in process. It's what the BIG MONEY wants to do that matters - not the number of peons investing. What the “5% limit” actually is In most of Blue Owl’s semi-liquid vehicles (like private credit or real estate funds), the structure is: 👉 5% per quarter (typical) Investors can redeem up to 5% of the fund’s Net Asset Value (NAV) Measured at the fund level, not per investor 📊 How it works in practice Let’s say a fund has: $10 billion NAV Quarterly gate: Max total redemptions allowed = $500 million (5%) per quarter Now suppose: Investors request $1.5 billion in withdrawals 👉 The fund will: Only process $500M Prorate withdrawals across all investors So if you requested: $1M redemption You might only get: ~$333K this quarter The rest rolls forward It will just keep dripping lower for years.
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Synaptric
Synaptric Apr. 2 at 4:45 PM
$OWL Things may not be as bleak as headlines might suggest. Consider: Out of 90,000 shareholders, 81,000 have not requested redemptions. And evidently, 8,000 have only sought 5% or less. Not quite the "panic run" pundits may suggest. Consider: the fund took in an additional $988M this past quarter. Consider: A separate Blue Owl fund (Asset Special Opportunities Fund) launched and closed last quarter attracting $2.9B. Further, OCIC product literature already states quarterly redemptions are allowable "up to 5%" so the company could, at its discretion, allow zero redemptions. Perhaps a headline that says "Blue Owl Continues Full Withdrawal Policy" would get no clicks.
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