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iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF

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Seeking Alpha
18 days ago
The End Of The REIT Bear Market Is Likely Near
REITs are poised for a strong comeback. Recent headwinds are now turning into tailwinds. Even then, high-quality REITs remain heavily discounted.
The End Of The REIT Bear Market Is Likely Near
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The Motley Fool
20 days ago
LQD Offers Broader Bond Exposure Than VCLT, But With Higher Fees and Lower Yield
The Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond ETF and iShares iBoxx Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF both offer exposure to investment-grade corporate bonds. VCLT offers lower costs and a higher yield, making it more appealing to income-focused investors.
LQD Offers Broader Bond Exposure Than VCLT, But With Higher Fees and Lower Yield
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The Motley Fool
21 days ago
SPLB Offers Higher Yield and Lower Fees, While LQD May Help Limit Risk
SPLB and LQD both offer exposure to U.S. investment-grade corporate bonds. SPLB stands out for its lower fees and higher yield.
SPLB Offers Higher Yield and Lower Fees, While LQD May Help Limit Risk
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Seeking Alpha
22 days ago
My Ultimate Blueprint For The Next 5 Years Of Income Investing
The market's obsessed with AI giants, leaving income investors behind. I'm focusing on what this imbalance means for long-term opportunity. Massive AI spending acts like new-age stimulus, creating ripples across power, infrastructure, and industrial sectors that fuel growth. I believe the Fed will keep "running it hot," driving new cycles in housing, manufacturing, and income assets as rates eventually fall.
My Ultimate Blueprint For The Next 5 Years Of Income Investing
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Seeking Alpha
2 months ago
LQD: High Expense Ratios And Tail Risks
The iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF is not the lowest expense ratio option to target this particular duration. In addition to that, we are not terribly keen on long to very-long duration bonds. One of the issues we have, in addition to particularly low compensation for credit risk at the moment, is the low yield spread.
LQD: High Expense Ratios And Tail Risks
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Market Watch
2 months ago
Demand for investment-grade bond ETFs surges as Oracle pushes up supply of new debt
Investors have piled back into exchange-traded funds focused on investment-grade corporate bonds, amid a surging supply of new debt in that part of the fixed-income market.
Demand for investment-grade bond ETFs surges as Oracle pushes up supply of new debt
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Benzinga
2 months ago
ETFs Never Had It So Good — The Trillion-Dollar Moment Is Almost Here
As the Federal Reserve approaches next week's policy meeting, Wall Street is doing the usual pas de deux around interest rates. But this time, there is a disruptor to the traditional monetary policy logic: the unstoppable wave of ETF flows.
ETFs Never Had It So Good — The Trillion-Dollar Moment Is Almost Here
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Seeking Alpha
6 months ago
LQD: Be Careful Of The Dislocation Trap
We think higher credit spreads are probable to occur and that the iShares iBoxx $ Investment could face residual backlash after higher yield bonds, especially given the vehicle's sector concentration. Unsecured bond exposure heightens risk due to higher loss given default. Moreover, lower rates are anticipated, which could trigger call risk and/or reinvestment risk. An effective duration of 7.99 can lead to upside if interest rates settle lower. That said, dislocations usually occur, where duration turns negative in stressed economic environments.
LQD: Be Careful Of The Dislocation Trap
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Market Watch
6 months ago
These bond funds shield you from interest-rate shocks — but here's the catch
Insurance against Fed rate hikes with “rate-hedged” ETFs doesn't come cheap.
These bond funds shield you from interest-rate shocks — but here's the catch
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ETF Trends
7 months ago
Rush to De-Risk: Nervous Exodus From Structured Credit ETFs
Rising tariff turmoil has sparked a run from credit-sensitive instruments, with escalating trade tensions threatening economic stability. Wednesday's GDP print stoked recessionary fears when it showed the U.S. economy contracted for the first time since early 2022.
Rush to De-Risk: Nervous Exodus From Structured Credit ETFs