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VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF

ANGL

Market cap $3.17B

28.49 USD

-0.08

0.28%

At close Updated Sep 18, 4:00 PM EDT

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After hours

28.49

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0%

1 day

-0.28%

5 days

-0.04%

1 month

-1.72%

3 months

-2.36%

6 months

-0.9%

Year to date

-3.1%

1 year

-4.04%

5 years

-14.32%

10 years

0.32%

News

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24/7 Wall Street

Treasuries Pay 4 Percent. These 3 ETFs Pay Nearly Double and You Can Sell Them Any Day You Want.

With the 1-year Treasury yielding about 4% and the 6-month bill just under 4%, income investors face a familiar dilemma.

Treasuries Pay 4 Percent. These 3 ETFs Pay Nearly Double and You Can Sell Them Any Day You Want.

VanEck's Top 10 Income ETFs Ranked by ETF Yields

Many investors need more than traditional bonds can deliver. VanEck provides access to a range of higher-yielding asset classes built for today's income environment.

VanEck's Top 10 Income ETFs Ranked by ETF Yields

24/7 Wall Street

The ‘Fallen Angel' Bond Fund Pays 6.5% and Has Beaten the Biggest Junk Fund for a Decade

If you own iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NYSEARCA:HYG), you own the largest, most liquid way to rent out cash to junk-rated companies.

The ‘Fallen Angel' Bond Fund Pays 6.5% and Has Beaten the Biggest Junk Fund for a Decade

24/7 Wall Street

Want 6% Monthly Yield Without Touching the Riskiest Junk? This ETF Has a Clever Trick

Owning junk bonds usually means owning the wreckage of companies that were never particularly good to begin with.

Want 6% Monthly Yield Without Touching the Riskiest Junk? This ETF Has a Clever Trick

An Interesting Corner of the High-Yield Bond Market Beckons

Investors looking for added income in the bond market — without taking on significantly more risk — will often venture to corporate debt. That search can also include high-yield fare, particularly at times when the broader economy is solid and default rates are low.

An Interesting Corner of the High-Yield Bond Market Beckons

ANGL: Junk Bond ETF With A Statistical Edge

VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF targets junk bonds that were originally investment grade, aiming for superior risk-adjusted returns. ANGL has outperformed most high-yield bond ETFs since 2017, closely matching HYDB, but FALN has delivered marginally better returns since 2016. The portfolio is concentrated, with the top 10 issuers comprising 49.1% of assets and significant exposure to Nissan and Celanese.

ANGL: Junk Bond ETF With A Statistical Edge

The Motley Fool

Elevation Capital Places $9.8 Million Bet on Fixed Income ETF, According to Recent SEC Filing

Elevation Capital Advisory, LLC bought 334,227 shares of ANGL; estimated trade value $9.84 million (based on quarterly average pricing) Quarter-end position value rose $9.80 million, reflecting both additional shares and price movement Transaction equaled 4.02% of the fund's 13F AUM Post-trade stake: 368,570 shares valued at $10.82 million The position now represents 4.42% of 13F assets, placing it outside the fund's top five holdings

Elevation Capital Places $9.8 Million Bet on Fixed Income ETF, According to Recent SEC Filing

The Motley Fool

Why One Fund Cut $7 Million From This High-Yield ETF but Still Leaned Into Credit

Ocean Park Asset Management sold 237,100 shares of ANGL in the fourth quarter; the estimated trade size was $6.98 million based on quarterly average price. Meanwhile, the quarter-end position value decreased by $7.35 million, reflecting both trading and price movements.

Why One Fund Cut $7 Million From This High-Yield ETF but Still Leaned Into Credit

ANGL: High Yield At 6% Is Not Appealing (Rating Downgrade)

VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF (ANGL) is downgraded to 'Hold' due to historically tight BB spreads after a strong 2025 performance. ANGL's portfolio is 78% BB-rated bonds, emphasizing safer high yield, with sector concentration in consumer cyclical, basic materials, and technology. The ETF's 2025 total return exceeds 8%, but current risk/reward is unattractive as spreads are near historic lows, limiting further upside.

ANGL: High Yield At 6% Is Not Appealing (Rating Downgrade)

The Motley Fool

Why I Can't Stop Buying This Ultra-High-Yielding ETF

For investors who need some more fixed income exposure, this is a nifty, potentially potent ETF to consider. It's not your typical junk bond fund.

Why I Can't Stop Buying This Ultra-High-Yielding ETF

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