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iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NY: HYG )

79.76 +0.09 (+0.11%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EST, Feb 14, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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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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Real Assets, Bonds and New Profits
Stocks are likely to consolidate today as bonds turn a little more in the risk-on side, which reflects last but not least the looming reassessment of hawkish Fed policies. 
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Told You, Risk On
S&P 500 turnaround goes on, and we‘re undergoing a consolidation that‘s as calm as can be given the recent volatility. 
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Not Batting An Eyelid
S&P 500 turnaround continues, and price gains are front-running the events on the ground. 
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Is The Final Low In Place?
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, risk assets experienced a sharp intraday reversal and follow-through gains Friday. 
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Risk Premium, Poof
S&P 500 turned around, and the bottom appears to be in. Unless a fresh and entangling escalation materializes (not likely), the markets are willing to shake it off and erase yesterday‘s downswing. 
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It Begins
S&P 500 is plunging, and attempting to base, but more selling would inevitably hit. 
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Let‘s Try Again
S&P 500 volume moved a little up, meaning the buying interest is still there – convincing signs of a trend change are though yet not apparent. 
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The Songs of the 50 States
A look at 50 ETFs after today's close. 
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Risk-On Surprise
Copper keeps going sideways in a volatile fashion, and can be counted on to break higher – inflationary pressures aren‘t abating, and outweigh the slowing economy. 
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Changing Gears
Cryptos did break down over the weekend, but the anticipated risk-on rebound fizzled out a bit too fast – as said on Friday, the bears have the upper hand now. 
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