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Janus Henderson B-BBB CLO ETF

JBBB

Market cap $1.49B

47.35 USD

-0.01

0.02%

At close Updated Sep 11, 4:00 PM EDT

Pre-market

After hours

47.41

+0.06

0.13%

1 day

-0.02%

5 days

-0.29%

1 month

-0.02%

3 months

-0.11%

6 months

0.72%

Year to date

-0.57%

1 year

-1.84%

5 years

-5.58%

10 years

-5.58%

News

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Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 22.2%

Neutral 55.6%

Negative 22.2%

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You Do Not Need $1 Million to Retire: These 3 ETFs Pay About $49,000 a Year on $600,000

The retirement industry keeps repeating one number: $1.26 million, the average American's stated “magic number” for retirement in 2025.

You Do Not Need $1 Million to Retire: These 3 ETFs Pay About $49,000 a Year on $600,000

Trouble Ahead: You Don't Want To Own CLO Mez Tranches At This Time

I assign a Sell rating to Janus Henderson B-BBB CLO ETF (JBBB), citing an unfavorable environment for mezzanine CLO tranches. JBBB's risk profile is elevated due to its exposure to leveraged credit, and loans to the software industry. Capital models show that de-leveraging can inflict capital losses on mezzanine CLO tranches, a risk now materializing in both Europe and the US.

Trouble Ahead: You Don't Want To Own CLO Mez Tranches At This Time

JBBB: Buy A 6.5% Floating-Rate CLO Carry Trade With A Real Downside Cushion

Janus Henderson B-BBB CLO ETF (JBBB) is a Buy for income, offering a 6.5% floating yield with minimal duration risk. JBBB's mezzanine CLO tranches benefit from a substantial structural cushion, making principal loss unlikely unless defaults surge far above current levels. The yield will drift lower as the Fed cuts rates, but lower rates also support credit quality by reducing borrower stress.

JBBB: Buy A 6.5% Floating-Rate CLO Carry Trade With A Real Downside Cushion

JBBB: The Rate Hike Play You Should Have In Your Portfolio

Janus Henderson B-BBB CLO ETF is rated Buy, offering diversified exposure to floating-rate CLOs amid rising inflation and potential rate hikes. JBBB's portfolio is concentrated in BBB-rated CLOs, reflecting a conservative approach within the B-BBB credit spectrum and spanning 238 issuances across industries. Structural oil market disruptions and elevated prices are expected to sustain inflation, increasing the likelihood of Fed rate hikes that benefit JBBB's floating-rate holdings.

JBBB: The Rate Hike Play You Should Have In Your Portfolio

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Most Income Investors Have Never Heard of These 3 ETFs Paying 8 to 12 Percent Every Month

YYY and PCEF generate 13% and 8% monthly yields by buying closed-end funds at discounts, bypassing the NAV erosion risk tied to options strategies. JBBB targets mezzanine CLO tranches for floating-rate monthly income, carrying a near-zero equity beta of 0.17 and a lean 0.47% expense ratio.

Most Income Investors Have Never Heard of These 3 ETFs Paying 8 to 12 Percent Every Month

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The 0.50% Fee Question: Active CLO Management or Cheap Alternatives

Collateralized loan obligation ETFs have become one of the fastest-growing corners of fixed income by offering floating-rate coupons, historically low default rates, and yields that outpace investment-grade corporates.

The 0.50% Fee Question: Active CLO Management or Cheap Alternatives

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Forget JAAA. Its Bolder Sibling Pays 31% More From the Same Floating-Rate Playbook

The Janus Henderson AAA CLO ETF (NYSEARCA:JAAA) has become the default parking spot for cash-plus money in 2026.

Forget JAAA. Its Bolder Sibling Pays 31% More From the Same Floating-Rate Playbook

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Tired of 4% Money Markets? This ‘Scary-Sounding' Bond Fund Pays Nearly Double

Few tickers make a retail investor flinch quite like one built on collateralized loan obligations.

Tired of 4% Money Markets? This ‘Scary-Sounding' Bond Fund Pays Nearly Double

2 Retirement Income Powerhouses For Inflationary Times

Persistent, structurally elevated inflation necessitates repositioning portfolios toward higher-yielding, inflation-resilient income products. The risk is that on a real portfolio income growth basis, the necessary wealth accumulation (or preservation) won't simply be there. Yet we have to be cognizant of not falling into the other extreme of elevated NAV destruction or dividend cut risks.

2 Retirement Income Powerhouses For Inflationary Times

2 Picks, 7%+ Yields, One Goal: Survive The Meltdown

The longer this bull run lasts, the greater the likelihood of a near-term correction. A market correction would be healthy, realigning asset prices with fundamentals and creating opportunities for patient investors. So, rather than full derisking, I advocate a 'balanced hedge' approach.

2 Picks, 7%+ Yields, One Goal: Survive The Meltdown

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