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PIMCO 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond Index Exchange-Traded Fund

90.16 USD
-0.03
0.03%
At close Updated Oct 29, 4:00 PM EDT
Pre-market
After hours
89.97
-0.19
0.21%
1 day
-0.03%
5 days
0.71%
1 month
-0.44%
3 months
-2.45%
6 months
-3.9%
Year to date
-5.01%
1 year
-5.51%
5 years
-8.95%
10 years
-8.42%

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Sentiment 3-Months
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Neutral
Seeking Alpha
7 days ago
HYS: One Reason Not To Invest In This Short-Term High-Yield Bond ETF
The PIMCO 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond Index ETF is a shorter-term, high-yield bond index ETF by PIMCO. It sports a 7.6% distribution yield, with reasonably good performance. Its non-investment-grade portfolio benefits from wider credit spreads, and its lower duration might limit losses during the ongoing hiking cycle.
HYS: One Reason Not To Invest In This Short-Term High-Yield Bond ETF
Negative
Seeking Alpha
1 month ago
HYS: High-Risk Credit Remains Unsupportive
PIMCO 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond Index ETF faces an unfavorable risk-reward profile due to compressed credit spreads and elevated market uncertainty. HYS's 30-day SEC yield of ~6.75% is driven more by high rates than attractive credit premiums, with spreads near 20-year lows (~2.75%). The fund's high expense ratio (~0.56%) is difficult to justify given its passive strategy and the current lack of compelling credit premiums.
HYS: High-Risk Credit Remains Unsupportive
Neutral
24/7 Wall Street
6 months ago
This 7% Yielding ETF Keeps You Out Of Market Volatility
Long-duration bond funds got brutalized when the 10-year Treasury yield spiked above 4.5% last year, and even high-yield credit funds gave back gains every time the VIX poked above 25.
This 7% Yielding ETF Keeps You Out Of Market Volatility
Positive
24/7 Wall Street
6 months ago
HYS Delivers 10% Returns While Monthly Payments Hold Steady Through April 2026
PIMCO 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond Index Exchange-Traded Fund (NYSEARCA:HYS) has delivered a 10% total return over the past year, combining monthly income distributions with modest price appreciation.
HYS Delivers 10% Returns While Monthly Payments Hold Steady Through April 2026
Positive
24/7 Wall Street
10 months ago
Don't Overcomplicate It, 3 High Yield ETFS To Buy And Never Sell
The Federal Reserve cut rates again on Dec.
Don't Overcomplicate It, 3 High Yield ETFS To Buy And Never Sell
Neutral
Seeking Alpha
1 year ago
HYS: Junk Bond ETF With High Fees And Average Result
PIMCO 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond Index ETF offers a 7% yield from short-maturity junk bonds. HYS has slightly outperformed the benchmark HYG since inception, but shows moderate decay in value and inflation-adjusted income. Several high yield bond ETFs appear more compelling than HYS, notably FALN, HYDB, and SHYG.
HYS: Junk Bond ETF With High Fees And Average Result
Neutral
Seeking Alpha
1 year ago
HYS: Beating The Benchmark, Yet Uncompelling
HYS is a junk bond ETF focusing on shorter maturity to mitigate risks. HYS is well-diversified across issuers and has outperformed the benchmark HYG since its inception. HYDB looks superior to HYS among risk-mitigating junk bond ETFs, with better risk-adjusted performance and lower fees.
HYS: Beating The Benchmark, Yet Uncompelling
Negative
Seeking Alpha
2 years ago
HYS: Beware Rate Cutting Cycles
The PIMCO 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond Index ETF gives investors exposure to short-duration high-yield bonds. While HYS may benefit initially from the Fed's rate cuts, historical trends show high-yield bonds underperform during recessions and economic slowdowns. Investors should high grade portfolios now, by considering investment-grade bonds and CLOs.
HYS: Beware Rate Cutting Cycles
Neutral
Seeking Alpha
2 years ago
HYS Vs. HYG: Little To Differentiate These HY Corporate ETFs
The iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF is the largest "junk bond" ETF. The PIMCO 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond Index ETF has better return data but seems to have a higher risk portfolio. Both ETFs are reviewed in depth and then compared. My conclusion: it is a toss-up as to which is the better ETF to hold short-term and/or long-term.
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