VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF
ANGL

$28.69

0.31%

Market Cap: 3.04B

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of 6,702 funds

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Fund manager confidence

Based on 2024 Q1 SEC filings by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

13% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 136 | Existing positions reduced: 120

5% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $2.01B [Q4 2023] → $2.1B (+$92.9M) [Q1 2024]

0% less funds holding

Funds holding: 329 [Q4 2023] → 328 (-1) [Q1 2024]

2% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 43 | Existing positions closed: 44

6% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 18 [Q4 2023] → 17 (-1) [Q1 2024]

94% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $9K | Put options by funds: $157K

1106.01% less ownership

Funds ownership: 1173.76% [Q4 2023] → 67.75% (-1106.01%) [Q1 2024]

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Research analyst outlook

We haven’t received any recent analyst ratings for ANGL.

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ANGL: Why I Just Started Buying This 7% Yielding Bond ETF

VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF focuses on high-yield bonds, particularly after credit rating downgrades for potential total return boost. ANGL has a strong performance history, low expense ratio, and diversified holdings, making it a buy for income investors. Potential downside risks include Federal Reserve policy errors leading to recession, impacting high-yield bond performance, and causing volatility.

ANGL: Why I Just Started Buying This 7% Yielding Bond ETF

Junk bonds: Avoid the HYLS ETF and buy ANGL and HYLB instead

High-yield corporate bonds are generating strong returns this year, helped by higher interest rates by the Federal Reserve. Most of these ETFs are yielding over 6%, higher than short-term government bonds and dividends.

Junk bonds: Avoid the HYLS ETF and buy ANGL and HYLB instead

How Retail Bonds Are Shaping Fallen Angels Landscape

Fallen angels are delivering decent performances on a year-to-date basis. They are outperforming investment-grade corporate bonds while keeping pace with traditional high-yield fare.

How Retail Bonds Are Shaping Fallen Angels Landscape

Bond ETF Breakdown: High Yield Back in Vogue?

The Federal Reserve just wrapped up another policy meeting, and markets continue to push back their expectations of a first rate cut. As of Wednesday, the federal funds futures market is pricing in 60% odds of a first cut in September.

Bond ETF Breakdown: High Yield Back in Vogue?

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ANGL: Fantastic Fallen Angel ETF, Outstanding Performance, Average 5.4% Yield

Fallen angels are bonds downgraded from investment-grade to non-investment-grade ratings. These bonds tend to experience forced selling from institutional investors. Buyers can profit by buying fallen angels at fire sale prices, and potentially profiting from any rise in prices. ANGL is a simple fallen angels index ETF, with diversified exposure to these securities, and an outstanding performance track record.

ANGL: Fantastic Fallen Angel ETF, Outstanding Performance, Average 5.4% Yield

VanEck's Lopez Talks ETFs; ‘Bonds Are Back'

VettaFi sat down with VanEck's Head of ETF Product Ed Lopez at the recent Exchange conference. In a changing ETF landscape, VanEck offers standout strategies focused on key themes such as semiconductors.

VanEck's Lopez Talks ETFs; ‘Bonds Are Back'

The 3 VanEck ETFs Investors Are Buying in 2024

Three VanEck ETFs have seen considerable investor attention in 2024 to date. Reflecting VanEck's diverse range of ETF offerings, the three most popular ETFs, as measured by net flows, comprise a growthy thematic ETF, a value-tilted fund, and a compelling fixed income product.

The 3 VanEck ETFs Investors Are Buying in 2024

ANGL: Keep On The Watchlist For A Credit Dislocation

VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF offers potential for higher returns with increased risk in the fallen angel bond market. The ANGL ETF's portfolio is well diversified across various sectors, including consumer cyclicals, technology, energy, industrials, and financials. When comparing ANGL with other similar ETFs, such as iShares Fallen Angels USD Bond ETF, ANGL has a longer track record and larger asset base, but the latter has a lower expense ratio and slightly higher yield.

ANGL: Keep On The Watchlist For A Credit Dislocation

Time to Chill on Tbills?

By Patrick Schramm, ETF Strategist Discover why savvy investors are starting to cool on Tbills and where they're turning next for greater returns in a market poised for change. 2023 was quite a year for advisors.

Time to Chill on Tbills?

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