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AUM
$2.18B
P/E ratio
17.8
Dividend yield
6.5009%
Expense ratio
0.4%
Beta
0.62
Previous close
$18.43
Today's open
$18.43
Day's range
$18.32 - $18.46
52 week range
$15.28 - $18.57
Asset Allocations
9.9%
MSTR
Strategy Inc
4.11%
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Preferred Stocks With Room To Run
I built a preferred stock portfolio starting in 2022 in anticipation of falling inflation and interest rates, which has delivered strong double-digit returns. With fiscal and monetary policy now more aligned, I expect inflation to return to the Fed's 2% target and falling interest rates creating further upside for preferred stocks and ETFs. Preferred stocks RITM.PR.D, ABR.PR.F, CIM.PR.C, and ETFs PFFA, PFFR, and PFXF should benefit from declining rates over the next year.
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