Hi Friends!

I hope the following will at the very least, provide another insight for you.

That is.. $iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF(HYG)$

•$HYG = “High Yield Corporate Bond ETF”

Bonds aren’t traded by retail, they’re traded by large institutions.

Now, the term “high yield bond” simply means Junk Bond. (To me at least)

I believe we can all agree that large institutions are always first to receive crucial informations.

So why would institutions buy Junk Bonds?

Because when everything is going well, they want the high yields.

When they know things are gonna go south, they dump these “Junk Bonds”.

Institutions move their money out of these high risk junk bonds.

When that happens, it’s usually a signal that the US stock market is in for a beating.

Having said that, 1 signal isn’t enough for a conclusion. There’re other tickers to look out for i.e. $TLT $VIX $DXY

Furthermore, the current macro situation seems to be extremely uncertain.

I hope this piece of information comes in handy.

Cheers! 

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  • snoozi
    ·2022-05-13
    What is the risk factor of these junk bonds?
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    • snooziReplying toVixenvixen
      OK, thank you for your advice.🎁
      2022-05-14
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    • Vixenvixen
      PLEASE DO NOT BUY THESE. They are Junk Bonds.
      2022-05-13
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  • SFN
    ·2022-05-13
    Good reference!
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  • Vixenvixen
    ·2022-05-13
    Before this post gets further misinterpreted..
    This is neither a strategy nor telling you to buy or sell $HYG. It is simply adding to our knowledge pool & decision making process.
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  • cozyzi
    ·2022-05-13
    The kind of strategy you describe might have low volatility.
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  • tinkie
    ·2022-05-13
    The current economic situation is unstable and I don't think this is a good strategy.
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  • Chriskbk
    ·2022-05-14
    Oh
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  • ChunWei
    ·2022-05-13
    👍🏻
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  • ChunWei
    ·2022-05-13
    👍🏻
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  • HappyTrade
    ·2022-05-13
    OK
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  • ginpati
    ·2022-05-13
    ok
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