Vanguard Total Corporate Bond ETF
VTC
Market cap $1.08B

78.38 USD

-0.44

0.56%

At close Oct 4, 4:00 PM EDT

1 day

-0.56%

5 days

-1.23%

1 month

-0.27%

3 months

2.81%

6 months

3.36%

Year to date

1.70%

1 year

9.61%

5 years

-11.87%

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Funds holding %

of 6,728 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2024 Q2 SEC filings by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

60% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 40 | Existing positions reduced: 25

30% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 13 | Existing positions closed: 10

3% more funds holding

Funds holding: 96 [Q1] → 99 (+3) [Q2]

0.62% more ownership

Funds ownership: 57.96% [Q1] → 58.58% (+0.62%) [Q2]

1% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $583M [Q1] → $586M (+$3.4M) [Q2]

20% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 5 [Q1] → 4 (-1) [Q2]

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Research analyst outlook

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3 Great High-Yield ETFs for Decades of Passive Income

Yield, Potential Price Rally Draw Investors to Corporate Bonds

Fixed income investors looking for the dual benefit of price appreciation and high yields need not look any further than corporate bonds ETFs. Three offerings from Vanguard can suit investors as stand-alone exposure or for bond laddering purposes.

Yield, Potential Price Rally Draw Investors to Corporate Bonds

3 ETFs for Low-Cost and Convenient Bond Exposure

With low prices and attractive yields, bonds in the current market environment are a compelling option. Rather than dive into a vast pool of individual bond options, exchange traded funds (ETFs) can provide a low-cost and convenient option.

3 ETFs for Low-Cost and Convenient Bond Exposure

Investor Demand Spurs Businesses to Issue More Bonds

As the capital markets brace for potential rate cuts before the end of the new year, investor demand is building for corporate bonds, leading businesses to issue more debt from investment-grade to high yield.

Investor Demand Spurs Businesses to Issue More Bonds

Rosy Corporate Earnings Outlook Could Fuel These ETFs

As a Wall Street Journal report noted, corporate profits are on the rise after a majority of companies have reported their first-quarter earnings. In turn, this could bring more fixed income investors to corporate bonds if the profit outlook remains rosy.

Rosy Corporate Earnings Outlook Could Fuel These ETFs

As Companies Offload Debt, Consider Corporate Bonds

The higher-for-longer interest rate narrative continues to play out as the U.S. Federal Reserve opted to once again keep rates unchanged. Rather than wait for interest rate cuts, some companies are opting to simply offload debt, which could be a boon for corporate bonds.

As Companies Offload Debt, Consider Corporate Bonds

Get True Investment-Grade Exposure With These 3 ETFs

When it comes to investment-grade bond funds, sometimes fixed income investors need to take a closer look at the composition of its holdings in order to assess whether it's truly investment-grade. Vanguard has three exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that live up to the investment-grade designation.

Get True Investment-Grade Exposure With These 3 ETFs

Vanguard's Hidden Gems: 3 Smaller ETFs Poised for Big Gains

If you ask investors to name one or more Vanguard ETFs, they'll tend to rhyme off some of the asset manager's largest funds. Of the 100 largest ETFs by assets, Vanguard has five in the top 10, 12 in the top 25, and 32 in the top 100.

Vanguard's Hidden Gems: 3 Smaller ETFs Poised for Big Gains

Higher Credit Quality Increases Demand for Corporate Bonds

The demand for corporate bonds is extending beyond the need for yield. As credit quality conditions improve for corporate bonds, they also offer credit risk mitigation in tandem with higher yield versus safe haven government debt.

Higher Credit Quality Increases Demand for Corporate Bonds

Corporate Bonds See Heightened Interest Ahead of Rate Cuts

A flurry of investor interest is taking place in the corporate bond market. As the central bank reiterated its intention to institute rate cuts after a recent pause, investors could be scrambling for more yield before that proverbial window of opportunity closes.

Corporate Bonds See Heightened Interest Ahead of Rate Cuts

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