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Angel Oak Mortgage-Backed Securities ETF

8.35 USD
+0.02
0.24%
At close Updated Nov 5, 4:00 PM EST
1 day
0.24%
5 days
0%
1 month
2.33%
3 months
-2.34%
6 months
-3.47%
Year to date
-4.46%
1 year
-4.46%
5 years
-1.07%
10 years
-1.07%

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Business Wire
17 days ago
Angel Oak Capital Advisors Announces Reverse Share Splits for Three ETFs
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Angel Oak Capital Advisors announces reverse share splits for its Income, Mortgage-Backed Securities and High Yield Opportunities ETFs.
Angel Oak Capital Advisors Announces Reverse Share Splits for Three ETFs
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Zacks Investment Research
1 month ago
Mortgage Rates Rise Above 7%: Opportunity or Warning for mREITs?
Mortgage rates above 7% put AGNC, NLY, STWD and RITM in focus as funding costs, MBS spreads and hedging shape risks and opportunities.
Mortgage Rates Rise Above 7%: Opportunity or Warning for mREITs?
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ETF Trends
1 month ago
How Concentration and Duration Risk Redefined the Benchmark
The indexes most investors use to track the markets don't look the way they did just five years ago.
How Concentration and Duration Risk Redefined the Benchmark
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ETF Trends
2 months ago
Norway Rotates $2.3 Trillion Fund Into Mortgage-Backed Securities
Mortgage-backed securities are seeing greater interest and just got a vote of confidence from the largest sovereign wealth fund. The Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which oversees Norway's $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund, proposed cutting its government bond allocation and rotating into mortgage-backed securities (MBS).
Norway Rotates $2.3 Trillion Fund Into Mortgage-Backed Securities
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Zacks Investment Research
2 months ago
Mortgage Rates Decline for Second Consecutive Week: 3 mREITs in Focus
Mortgage rates fall for a second week, potentially aiding EFC, NLY & AGNC as refinancing rises and lower rates support mortgage-market activity.
Mortgage Rates Decline for Second Consecutive Week: 3 mREITs in Focus
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ETF Trends
4 months ago
MBS ETFs: Rally Rolls on After Record-Setting Year
Agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS) are quietly coming off their best year since 2002 — climbing over 8.5%. So far, the macroeconomic backdrop of 2026 suggests last year's rally was far from a fluke.
MBS ETFs: Rally Rolls on After Record-Setting Year
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ETF Trends
5 months ago
Navigate Fixed Income with PIMCO's Active ETF Trio
Higher-for-longer interest rates and a new Federal Reserve chair confirmation are only adding to the market uncertainty in fixed income. With that, active management has almost become a necessity when navigating current and future credit cycles.
Navigate Fixed Income with PIMCO's Active ETF Trio
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ETF Trends
6 months ago
With Fixed Income, It's Time to Think About Outcomes
Passive aggregate bond strategies have long been default options for advisors and investors looking to defray risk in equity-heavy portfolios while adding a reliable income sleeve. However, many of the ETFs and index funds tracking the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index and other related benchmarks come with drawbacks some market participants overlook.
With Fixed Income, It's Time to Think About Outcomes
Neutral
Seeking Alpha
7 months ago
MBS: Mortgages Are Attractive After The Sell-Off
The Angel Oak Mortgage-Backed Securities ETF is indeed a standout for its "pure-play" focus on residential mortgage credit and its prime ticker symbol. As of early April 2026, the fund is navigating a volatile environment where geopolitical tensions (specifically the Iran conflict) have pushed Treasury yields up by 20–30 bps. With an effective duration of 5.7 years, MBS is more sensitive to rate hikes than short-term Treasury funds (like IEI), but it captures the "excess spread" from mortgages.
MBS: Mortgages Are Attractive After The Sell-Off
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Seeking Alpha
1 year ago
MBS: High-Quality Income ETF, 5.1% Dividend Yield
MBS focuses on AAA-rated mortgage-backed securities. It yields 5.1%, quite a bit higher than most bond ETFs, including most with similar credit quality. It is a bit expensive, but has managed to out-earn its expenses in the past.
MBS: High-Quality Income ETF, 5.1% Dividend Yield
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