iShares US Preferred Stock ETF News

This is the second report in our 2021 series. We travel through history to examine historical wealth generation.

CMO still trades at a large discount to projected book value. We're estimating the current price-to-book is around 0.84. That's a 16% discount. We frequently find trading opportunities in the common s

Preferreds have continued powering higher on the back of lower volatility and spread compression. Few opportunities exist among IG preferreds but there are still some beaten-down high yield preferreds

The Fed is content to sit on a near-zero benchmark rate until at least next year if not 2023.

We regularly cover preferred shares as a way for investors to find a steady yield. They still carry risk, but less than common shares. The preferred shares from mortgage REITs can offer great opportun

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My quest for yield continues with the current stop the iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF. The yield of under 5% at first glance is not very impressive.

In order to diversify one's portfolio, an investment in a preferred stock ETF like PFF makes sense. In this case, bond investors are reminded that this is a volatile asset class due to strong correlat

From May to July, Kiplinger listed five sets of dividend stocks sorted as favorites, super-safe, durable, centenarian, and MoPays. Those five "outstanding dividend" articles revealed 56 dividend equit

High-Yield equity REITs have regularly underperformed. We expect that trend to continue over the next decadeREITs with high yields, low FFO multiples, and weak balance sheets have regularly underperfo

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Investors in REITs need to consider their alternatives. To make it easier, we're adding an index of charts for several metrics. Many investors believe that demanding a high-return, often through divid