VanEck Preferred Securities ex Financials ETF

PFXF tracks an index comprised of USD denominated preferred securities and securities that the index provider deems to be functionally equivalent. Securities issued by financial firms are excluded.

The VanEck Preferred Securities ex Financials ETF offers investors access to the U.S.-listed preferred securities market while excluding banks. The fund is overweight utilities and mREITs in order to achieve its stated goals.

PFXF: Surprisingly Volatile Ex-Financials Preferred Equity ETF

PFXF offers income-seeking investors an opportunity to gain exposure to preferred stocks while avoiding the financial sector. PFXF offers a high yield, but that is mitigated somewhat by the fund's low level of qualified dividends.

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Preferred stocks and the related exchange traded funds have long been favored assets of income-hungry investors, but there are some rubs with preferreds. First, these hybrid securities are rate-sensitive — a trait that worked against preferreds last year, but could turn positive when the Federal Reserve shows signs of halting its tightening regime.

Get Preferred Income Without Bank Worries in This ETF

Volatility in financials may persist due to lingering banking crisis concerns. Investors can avoid this by considering preferred securities not issued by financial companies. Preferred securities are one area of the market that investors should be mindful of as they are known for significant financial sector concentration, particularly in banks.

PFXF: Preferreds Without Bank Sector Exposure

Following a savage repudiation of the asset class last year amid seven interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, preferred stocks and the relevant exchange traded funds are on the mend in 2023. That includes the VanEck Preferred Securities ex Financials ETF (PFXF), which entered Thursday with a 9.

Preferred Stock Rebound Pushing PFXF Higher

The iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF (PFF) is one of the largest full index-based Preferred stock ETFs. The VanEck Vectors Preferred Securities ex Financials ETF (PFXF) is like most Preferred stock ETFs, except it excludes the largest sector in that universe: Financial issuers.

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Amid expectations that a less aggressive tenor of interest rate increases will arrive in 2023, some market observers are looking at high-yield asset classes that stumbled this year amid seven interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve.

PFXF: Preferred ETF with Perks

Count preferred stocks as among the high-yield asset classes dealing with 2022 headwinds attributable to seven interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.

Preferred ETF Could Be Positioned for 2023 Resurgence

Owing to the bond-like characteristics of preferred stocks and the related exchange traded funds, those assets are faltering this year amid rising interest rates, but some green shoots may be emerging.

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Preferred stocks and exchange traded funds certainly fit the bill as high income assets. That's a positive when interest rates are declining or low, but the opposite is true in rising-rate environments.

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Preferred stocks and the related exchange traded funds are enduring some punishment this year at the hands of the Federal Reserve's efforts to quash inflation via a series of aggressive interest rate increases. Those are the breaks for rate-sensitive asset classes and ETFs such as the VanEck Preferred Securities ex Financials ETF (PFXF).

PFXF Could Be Potent Play on Possible Preferreds Rebound

Preferred stock ETF with a 5.74% dividend yield and 0.4% expense ratio. PFXF is unique in that it does not hold preferred shares of financial companies.

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Preferred stocks typically aren't first, second or even third to mind when investors think about what they want to include in their portfolios. But if you're an income hunter and you don't already have these stocks on their radar, you might want to give preferreds – and specifically, preferred stock ETFs – a look.

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Preferred stocks and the related exchange traded funds are among income investors' favorite destinations when interest rates are declining. Obviously, the opposite is happening today, and with the April reading of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) checking in at 8.3% — barely beneath the 8.5% reading seen in March — the Federal Reserve could be [.

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Preferred stocks and the related exchange traded funds are considered high-yield assets and as such, there's some vulnerability to rising interest rates. But while the Federal Reserve is boosting rates, the fact is yields on government debt remain paltry, compelling investors to consider preferred stocks, which display both equity and fixed income properties.

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I had assigned a bullish rating to VanEck Vectors Preferred Securities ex Financials ETF in November 2020. Since then, its price has appreciated by 7.5% – plus, investors also made another 5.6% (TTM dividend yield).

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Preferred stock ETF with a 5% dividend yield and 0.4% expense ratio.

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Thanks in large part to low interest rates and depressed yields on fixed income assets like municipal bonds and Treasuries, preferred stocks and their related exchange traded funds are receiving renewed attention from income investors this year. Investors willing to apply a bit more scrutiny to this high-yield asset class may find something to like [.

PFXF: A Potent, Pertinent Way to Preferred Income

The VanEck Vectors Preferred Securities ex Financials ETF holds 142 preferred issues, predominantly in the United States. The underlying index specifically excludes financials that are well-covered by other ETF alternatives. This "secret sauce" is the differentiating factor that delivers alpha versus competitors.

PFXF: Excluding Financials Leads To Alpha

The VanEck Vectors Preferred Securities ex-Financials ETF holds 140 preferred issues, mostly in the United States.

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