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One Fund Walked Away From a $31.5M High-Yield Position -- Here's What Investors Should Know
Ocean Park Asset Management sold 1.13 million shares of FALN in the fourth quarter. The shares were worth about $31.48 million based on previously disclosed data.
The Motley Fool • Jan 15, 2026

FALN: Fallen Angels ETF Still Ahead Of Its Competitors
iShares Fallen Angels USD Bond ETF (FALN) offers exposure to junk bonds previously rated investment grade, aiming for superior risk-adjusted returns. The fund maintains high credit quality within junk bonds, with 78% in BB-rated securities and a diversified sector allocation. FALN has outperformed the high-yield benchmark HYG and a number of strategy-based high-yield bond ETFs since its inception.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 19, 2025

Investment Manager Makes Strategic Buy in Fixed Income ETF, According to Recent Filing
Initiated 303,893 shares in FALN; trade value was $8,442,148 according to SEC filing FALN position represents 5.07% of Gimbal Financial's reportable AUM
The Motley Fool • Nov 4, 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

FALN: 3 Reasons To Invest In This High-Yield Bond ETF
FALN invests in fallen angels, or corporate bonds recently downgraded from investment-grade to non-investment grade. Fallen angels tend to experience forced selling, and then significant gains as prices recover. Focusing on fallen angels is an incredibly strong investment strategy, with a strong performance track record, and one benefitting from macro trends.
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

High Yield Is Not As High As You Think. WEA Vs. FALN, CEF Vs. ETF
Recent trends show narrowing spreads between Treasuries and investment-grade bonds, pushing us to explore slightly below investment-grade bond portfolios for better yields. We analyze iShares Fallen Angels USD Bond ETF and Western Asset Premier Bond Fund for their yield potential and risk profiles. FALN offers a 6.88% yield to maturity with a "BB-" credit score equivalent, while WEA provides a 7.27% potential yield with a "BB+" credit score equivalent.
Seeking Alpha • Feb 19, 2025

Top Dividend ETFs For 2025
On Seeking Alpha, I focus on dividend ETFs targeted towards income investors and retirees. Of these, six currently stand out for their comparatively high yields, strong overall risk-return profile. ETFs vary in risk, from similar to cash, to leveraged high-yield bonds and loans.
Seeking Alpha • Jan 11, 2025

The Largest Bond ETFs Are Good, But These ETFs Are Better
The largest bond ETFs are almost exclusively index funds focusing on the broader bond market, or on specific bond sub-asset classes. These ETFs are reasonable investments, but investors can do much better than reasonable. Lots of ETFs offer higher yields, returns, and risk-adjusted returns than these larger ETFs, with extra advantages to boot.
Seeking Alpha • Nov 25, 2024

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