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High Yield Corp Bond Ishares Iboxx $ ETF (NY: HYG )

79.50 -0.01 (-0.01%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:20 AM EST, Nov 22, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Where Next, Bears?
S&P 500 is bound to decline again as the prior bear market rally ran its course – the fresh dive to the lows is on, and yields confirm. 
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1Q22 US Corporate High-Yield Issuance Down Huge Y/Y
In 1Q22, US corporate bond issuance was down 14.5% y/y, with high-yield collapsing 68%. 
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What are Spreads Saying?
Recent hawkish tones from the US Federal Reserve and recessionary outlooks brought about the corporate bond bears once again this week. 
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Nomura: "Shock Tightening" In Financial Conditions Is Allowing "Macro Truths" To Override Technicals
The recent rally in stocks is, macro-wise, incoherent with what has been happening in financial conditions. 
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Generating Yield In A Volatile Market
Dividends and stock buybacks may represent a more sustainable approach to generating current income. 
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AskSlim Market Week - Friday, April 1
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
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Weekly Market Pulse: The Cure For High Prices
There’s an old Wall Street maxim that the cure for high commodity prices is high commodity prices. As prices rise two things will generally limit the scope of the increase. 
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9 Monster Stock Market Predictions For The Week Of March 28
It will be a critical week for stocks after weeks of gains. The S&P 500 finished Friday in an exciting spot and at more than one inflection point. It may mark the start of a bigger run higher to the... 
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The Bulls Demand The Fed Surrender
The Fed is the lion in the central bank jungle, and the bulls demand the Fed surrender to their demands. Once again prices are near important levels and the Fed has never allowed the market to be... 
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ETF Focus: Interest-Sensitive
The stock market from Jan. 4 through early Feb. 24 was like an action movie. The market from late Feb. 24 through March 25 was like watching the end credits roll. Perhaps we’ll see another change... 
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FundFlows Insight Report: Despite Rise in Interest Rates, Investors Inject Net New Money into Fixed Income ETFs
Fund investors were net purchasers of equity funds (+$11.3 billion) and taxable bond funds (+$2.3 billion) while being net redeemers of money market funds (-$2.9 billion) and tax-exempt fixed-income... 
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Despite Rising Rates, Gold And Silver Remain At High Levels
In just a few days, US long rates have soared and funds are massively withdrawing from the bond markets. 
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Hawkish Fed „Surprise“
S&P 500 is bound to recover from yesterday‘s intraday setback – the animal spirits and positive seasonality are there to overcome the brief realization that the Fed talks seriously about tightening and... 
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Hawkish Powell Pummels Bonds as 5-10 Yield Curve Inverts
Fed Chairman Powell pointed to the potential need to raise by 50bp and more aggressive quantitative tightening 
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Walking On Sunshine
S&P 500 has a bit more to run before running into headwinds, which would happen still this week. 
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Pondering Investment Themes After The Russian Invasion
So much for returning to normal. I had hoped that easing COVID restrictions would supercharge economic growth this year. 
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U.S. Weekly FundFlows Insight Report: Mutual Funds Suffer $14.7 Billion in Outflows as ETFs Attract $5.7 Billion
During the fund-flows week ended March 16, 2022, investors were overall net redeemers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the second straight week, removing a net of $28.1... 
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Good Volatility Ahead
Cryptos are taking a small break, highlighting the perils of today. The boat won‘t be rocked too much. 
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Business As Usual
S&P 500 bulls got enough fuel from the Fed, and the run can continue – albeit at a slower pace. 
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Total Capitulation
The CBOE Volatility Index, is incredibly, still in the low 30s, and while corporate bonds have experienced a small amount of selling, corporate credit remains incredibly tight. 
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Snowball‘s Chance In Hell
S&P 500 bulls are on the (short-term) run, and definitely need more fuel from the Fed. Significant dovish turn – they would get some, but it wouldn‘t be probably enough to carry risk-on trades through... 
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Not Yet Toast
S&P 500 got into that precarious position (4,160s) yesterday, but managed to hold above. 
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Hanging By A Thread
S&P 500 bulls again missed the opportunity, and credit markets likewise. 
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Have the Depths of Volatility and Despair Passed?
Volatility did not rise in the midst of selling. 
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HYG: High Yield Corporate Bond ETF Nears A Tipping Point
HYG's current push downward is accelerating and is fast approaching a confluence of price and channel median support around 80.00. 
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Now, That‘s Better
S&P 500 missed a good opportunity yesterday, but the short-term bullish case isn‘t lost. 
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It‘s Not Over Yet
S&P 500 missed an opportunity to rise (even if just to open the week on a positive note), and its prospects for today aren‘t way too much brighter. 
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Peculiar Reversal
S&P 500 recovered most of the intraday downside, and in spite of value driving the upswing, there is something odd about it. 
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Back To Risk-Off
S&P 500 bulls are losing the initiative, and neither credit markets nor the dollar favor a turnaround today. 
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Surging Commodities
The Nasdaq upswing is a good omen for the bulls in light of the TLT downswing, Treasuries are bucking the Powell newfound rate raising hesitation. Inflation ambiguity is back. 
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