VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF

ANGL tracks a market-value-weighted index of bonds that were rated investment grade at issuance but later downgraded to sub-investment grade.

The VanEck Vectors Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF (NASDAQ: ANGL) is higher by more than 20% in the current quarter, indicating the largest fallen angel ETF isn’t being hamstrung by an influx of new entrants. ANGL seeks to replicate as closely as possible the price and yield performance of the ICE BofAML US Fallen [.

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With an economy coming closer to re-opening and benchmark Treasury yields still at lows, investors piled into the riskiest debt during the month of May. Many thanks go to the Federal Reserve, which decided to help backstop the bond market by purchasing high yield ETFs.

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ANGL's premium has narrowed over the past two months, which I view very positively.

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Count the VanEck Vectors Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF (NASDAQ: ANGL) among the variety of corporate bond ETFs the Federal Reserve is buying. The good news for investors is that there’s much more to the ANGL story even without the Fed embracing the fund.

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With over $23 billion in total assets, iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (HYG) reigns supreme in terms of size, but as investors are searching for more in this low-yielding environment, here are five more exchange-traded funds to consider. With the Federal Reserve stepping in to shore up the corporate bond market, including [.

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Tuesday marked the beginning of the Federal Reserve’s corporate bond buying program, designed to help shore up the bond market amid the credit uncertainty brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. The list includes corporate bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

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Fixed-income investors jumped at junk bond ETFs after the Federal Reserve said it could begin purchasing speculative-grade debt to support the market, but ETF investors may be looking at the wrong area.

Consider Fallen Angel ETFs as Fed Looks Into Junk Bonds

After recently moving to prop up the investment-grade corporate bond market, the Federal Reserve is setting its sights on junk bonds

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The Federal Reserve is armed with trillions of dollars and ready to go on a bond shopping spree, which includes purchases in high yield–a move that should also have a ripple effect into the debt of companies that have fallen out of investment-grade favor or “fallen angels.”

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As the Fed has rolled out another round of fresh stimulus to support Main Street and fallen angels, these ETF areas should be better-positioned.

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An exchange-traded fund that tracks corporate bonds that have just lost their investment-grade rating surged nearly 6% Thursday after the Federal Reserve announced it would buy some bonds and ETFs that meet that description.

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In today’s flight to safety, it might seem that the riskiest assets like high yield bonds might be completely out of favor.

Fixed Income Investors Haven’t Completely Turned Away from High Yield

In the current risk-off environment fueled by the coronavirus outbreak, it might seem like high yield bonds are being left to fall to the wayside, but with the central bank stepping in to purchase investment-grade corporate bonds, an interest in high yield may follow.

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With the economy staring at a possible coronavirus-induced recession in the face, investors need to be wary of risky, highly-leveraged companies and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that hold this debt as part of their high-yield strategy. S&P Global Ratings is forecasting that the default rate for this high-yield debt will be 10% over the next year.

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As discounts remain tight overall, high-yield open-end funds deserve a look where we like ANGL and JPHY.

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Amid a slew of corporate credit downgrades that saw some previously investment-grade issues head to junk territory, the VanEck Vectors Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF (NASDAQ: ANGL) dropped 1.73% in February, but that should not imply that investors should abandon fallen angels just yet. ANGL seeks to replicate as closely as possible the price [.

Not Time to Fret About Fallen Angels Just Yet

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Monday’s trading session saw Treasury yields continue their downward trajectory, which has fixed income investors looking for alternate solutions when it comes to seeking yield.

Give Emerging Markets Debt a Look While U.S. Treasury Yields Are Low

Despite challenges from the energy patch, high-yield corporate bonds are off to a decent start this year, but the VanEck Vectors Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF (NASDAQ: ANGL) remains a standout. ANGL is higher by 2.28% while the largest traditional junk bond ETF is up just half a percent.

ANGL: Still a Fine Idea For High-Yield Bond Exposure

The current market environment has proven to be more constructive in terms of higher-yielding asset classes for 2020. ETF Trends spoke with J.P.

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