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FLRN: A Fine Way To Play The Fed Staying At Current Rates
The State Street SPDR Bloomberg Investment Grade Floating Rate ETF offers near-zero duration risk and variable rate exposure with a small kicker from IG credit spreads. There was a further reduction in Fed Funds rate targets in the form of the latest October interest rate decision, but markets are revising upwards their expectations of cut depth. Issues like persisting CPI are a problem due to anchoring effects, and the latest cut, despite limited data from a government shutdown, addresses continued job market pressure.
Seeking Alpha • Nov 13, 2025

FLRN: Simple Cash-Plus ETF, Stable Share Price, Good Dividend Yield
Federal Reserve rates remain elevated, as do yields on cash and similar investments. FLRN invests in floating rate notes. Similar characteristics to t-bills, with a little bit more in risk, a little bit more in income. It yields 5.1%, and is a solid choice for more risk-averse investors.
Seeking Alpha • Aug 27, 2025

Bonds Rally On Weak Payrolls Data
The bond market looks increasingly focused on slowing economic growth vs. tariff inflation.
Seeking Alpha • Aug 4, 2025

FLRN: Caution Warranted (Rating Downgrade)
FLRN underperformed peers during the April 2025 sell-off and offers a yield only marginally above Fed Funds, limiting its upside. The ETF's heavy exposure to financials increases risk, especially in a recession or if spreads widen, despite its high credit quality. Alternatives like NEAR and SHY provide better risk-reward, especially as rate cuts loom and FLRN's yield premium narrows.
Seeking Alpha • Jun 18, 2025

Most U.S. Treasury Prices Slide Since 'Liberation Day'
In recent days, a new headwind is weighing on fixed income securities: a US government budget bill, which is expected to significantly raise an already hefty federal deficit in the years ahead. Long-term Treasuries are the biggest losers post-Liberation Day, based on a set of ETFs through yesterday's close (May 21).
Seeking Alpha • May 22, 2025

FLRN: What Is Next For This Floating Rate Fund (Rating Downgrade)
The thesis argues that FLRN, a floating rate ETF, is likely to underperform in a falling interest rate environment. The thesis highlights the strong historical performance of FLRN, the anticipated Fed rate cuts, and the potential negative impact of falling rates on FLRN's floating rate exposure. While some market participants are pricing a 50 bps September 2024 Fed cut, our base case predicts only 25 bps, with cuts at each Fed meeting after.
Seeking Alpha • Sep 14, 2024

FLRN: Simple Investment-Grade Floating Rate ETF, Good 5.9% Yield
FLRN invests in floating rate investment-grade bonds, resulting in a stable share price and low volatility. The fund currently offers a 5.9% dividend yield, making it a buy for short-term or risk-averse investors. FLRN's performance track-record is reasonably good, with prospective long-term returns in the 2.5% - 4.0% range depending on Fed policy.
Seeking Alpha • Jun 25, 2024

FLRN: Floating Rate Investment Grade Bonds, 6.06% Yield
SPD Bloomberg Investment Grade Floating Rate ETF is a fixed-income ETF that holds floating rate investment grade bonds. The ETF offers a spread pick-up over treasuries with a 6.06% 30-day SEC yield. FLRN has exhibited a steady performance and a low duration, providing a total return of nearly 6% in 2023 with a modest -2.5% drawdown.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 8, 2023

VettaFi Voices On: Investments for a (Not so) Scary Market
Hello, VettaFi Voices! The Wall Street Journal mentioned today that the 10-year Treasury yield is the highest it's been since 2007 as we head into another earnings season.
ETF Trends • Oct 13, 2023

FLRN: Equity-Like Returns Without The Same Risks
Portfolio managers and investors are seeking alternatives to the traditional 60/40 portfolio due to more stock-bond correlations and abysmal performance in 2022. Floating rate debt offers less risk than equities, with equity-like returns and lacks duration risk. Investors and portfolio managers should consider replacing their equity allocation with floating-rate debt.
Seeking Alpha • Oct 4, 2023

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