HYG iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF

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• News (RSS)zerohedge·12d ago·Neutral

  …Goldman's cash desk said it was the lowest-volume session of the year, which tends to amplify every move. Tellingly, Goldman's derivatives desk saw clients reach for HYG downside, buying 50k Jan 77/73 put spreads, with the bond market closed. Even the gamblers, it seems, are hedging the credit. Bottom Line JPMorgan's Market Intel team is sticking with its "Tactically Bullish" call into earnings, arguing semis can climb this latest wall of worry. Maybe. But when the CEO whose company is financing…

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• News247wallst.com·13d ago·Neutral

  HYG Handed a $300,000 Holder $18,255 of Taxable Income and $5,550 of Actual Gain Holding a high-yield bond ETF in a taxable account can leave you owing the IRS far more than you actually earned, and most investors never notice until they see the 1099.

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• News (RSS)zerohedge·14d ago·Neutral

  …energy to the Treasury Department and his network and credibility could shift the narrative. CDX moved a tad tighter on the week (also reflected in IG bond spreads). HYG and JNK inched higher (good for credit) as well. I’m not seeing any real reason to be materially concerned about credit, except there does seem to be decreasing excitement (if not appetite) to fund another chip or data center deal. It makes perfect sense for credit to do a bit better if European sovereign debt is stabilizing, bu…

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• News (RSS)zerohedge·21d ago·Neutral

  …s me believe I can wait until Monday or Tuesday to do a deeper dive into credit (this weekend is too nice in the metro area to be stuck inside typing), was that both HYG and JNK (two large HY ETFS) were trading at NAV. Any time the credit ETFs trade at a discount to NAV, is a danger signal in my book. It means there are market dislocations, and trading at a discount tends to create more selling. That might seem counterintuitive, but we’ve explained the ETF Death Spiral™ in detail, and it continu…

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• Newsmarketbeat.com·25d ago·Neutral

  Treasury Yields Haven't Been This High Since 2007—3 ETFs to Watch The bond market is flashing a signal that hasn't been present in almost two decades: the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield climbed above 5.25% on Sept. 28, 2026, cementing levels reached last week that are as high as any since the middle of 2007.

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• News (Marketaux)cnbc.com·26d ago·Negative

  Higher rates are wreaking havoc on these two ETFs. Traders see one bouncing back High-yield corporate bonds extended a fi[+329 characters]

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• 4chan /biz/biz·36d ago·Negative

  … breadth compare RSP to SPY, and if RSP is breaking down you're losing breadth. So trend, distance from moving averages ,how much above or below it is. Credit, use HYG and look at 20 day momentum of it,and breadth compare RSP to SPY if both RSP and SPY are breaking down it's bad. If you combine those three signals they're very accurate.

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• News247wallst.com·40d ago·Negative

  HYG vs JNK: The Two Biggest Junk Bond ETFs Look Identical, but the Cheaper One Pays More HYG and JNK hold many of the same junk bonds, pay on the same schedule, and dominate the same corner of the credit market, yet one of them quietly hands income investors a meaningfully better deal every single month.

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• 4chan /biz/biz·45d ago·Neutral

  >HYG HOLY S***

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• News (Marketaux)finance.yahoo.com·46d ago·Positive

  Warning: 3 High-Yield ETFs That Could Plunge By Next Year ETFs like the iShares iBoxx[+291 characters]

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• News247wallst.com·58d ago·Neutral

  These 3 High-Yield ETFs Cost You Thousands If You Hold Them in the Wrong Account The yield on the fact sheet and the yield that clears into your account are two very different numbers, and the gap between them comes down to one decision most investors make without thinking twice.

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