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AUM
$3.14B
P/E ratio
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Dividend yield
6.1617%
Expense ratio
0.25%
Beta
0.440069
Previous close
$29.75
Today's open
$29.75
Day's range
$29.69 - $29.75
52 week range
$26.92 - $29.78
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Headquarters
US
Exchange
NASDAQ Global Market
Issue type
Exchange-Traded Fund
Bonds
Domestic
VOD:LN
Vodafone Group Plc
3.94%
VanEck's Top 10 Income ETFs Ranked by ETF Yields
Today's market environment is pushing investors to look beyond traditional fixed income for higher yield. VanEck's income-focused ETFs provide access across asset classes.
ETF Trends • Feb 15, 2026

Elevation Capital Places $9.8 Million Bet on Fixed Income ETF, According to Recent SEC Filing
Elevation Capital Advisory, LLC bought 334,227 shares of ANGL; estimated trade value $9.84 million (based on quarterly average pricing) Quarter-end position value rose $9.80 million, reflecting both additional shares and price movement Transaction equaled 4.02% of the fund's 13F AUM Post-trade stake: 368,570 shares valued at $10.82 million The position now represents 4.42% of 13F assets, placing it outside the fund's top five holdings
The Motley Fool • Jan 30, 2026

Why One Fund Cut $7 Million From This High-Yield ETF but Still Leaned Into Credit
Ocean Park Asset Management sold 237,100 shares of ANGL in the fourth quarter; the estimated trade size was $6.98 million based on quarterly average price. Meanwhile, the quarter-end position value decreased by $7.35 million, reflecting both trading and price movements.
The Motley Fool • Jan 15, 2026

ANGL: High Yield At 6% Is Not Appealing (Rating Downgrade)
VanEck Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF (ANGL) is downgraded to 'Hold' due to historically tight BB spreads after a strong 2025 performance. ANGL's portfolio is 78% BB-rated bonds, emphasizing safer high yield, with sector concentration in consumer cyclical, basic materials, and technology. The ETF's 2025 total return exceeds 8%, but current risk/reward is unattractive as spreads are near historic lows, limiting further upside.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 11, 2025

Why I Can't Stop Buying This Ultra-High-Yielding ETF
For investors who need some more fixed income exposure, this is a nifty, potentially potent ETF to consider. It's not your typical junk bond fund.
The Motley Fool • Nov 12, 2025

Fallen Angels ETFs: FALN Advantage Over ANGL For Short-Term Gains
FALN offers the strongest upside among fallen angel ETFs, earning a strong buy rating versus a simple buy for ANGL. FALN's pure US focus, higher yield sustainability, and greater sensitivity to imminent Fed rate cuts position it for superior short-term returns. Both FALN and ANGL provide high yields and low volatility, but FALN's sectoral exposure and higher duration make it more attractive in the current environment.
Seeking Alpha • Sep 16, 2025

Five Strong High-Yield Corporate Bond ETFs
High-yield corporate bond ETFs provide investors with strong yields, albeit somewhat elevated credit risk. There are lots of high-yield bond ETFs available to investors. Some with higher yields, some with better performance track-records, some focusing on more niche areas of the market. A quick overview of five of these follows. ETFs include simple, cheap vanilla ETFs, smart beta ETFs, and those targeting niche, best-performing bonds.
Seeking Alpha • Jun 29, 2025

ANGL May Be A Riskier Investment Than One Might Expect
ANGL invests in high-yield bonds that were formerly investment-grade, offering attractive yields but with elevated risk from recent downgrades. Large portfolio concentrations in Celanese and Nissan heighten risk, as further credit deterioration in these firms could significantly impact ANGL's performance. While ANGL offers a competitive 6.28% yield and low fees, alternative ETFs like FALN have outperformed with similar cost structures.
Seeking Alpha • Jun 23, 2025

Profit From Wider Credit Spreads With These High-Yield Bond Funds
The ongoing trade war has led to a massive increase in uncertainty and bearish sentiment. Credit spreads have widened as a result, going from their lowest levels in history, to solidly above-average. Investing in high-yield corporate bond funds seems like an easy way to profit from these changes.
Seeking Alpha • Apr 27, 2025

Corporate vs. Municipal Bonds: Key Differences Every Investor Should Know
Compare corporate and municipal bonds, including risks, returns, and tax benefits. Learn which bond type fits your investment goals.
ETF Trends • Apr 20, 2025

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