Convertible bonds provide returns of more than 10%; lesser-risk to trade
Fri, Jan 27, 2023 12:55 PM

Convertible bonds provide returns of more than 10%; lesser-risk to trade

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After a challenging 2022, convertible bonds are off to a solid start this year. If growth stocks keep up their early-year strength, the gains may continue. The 2% yield on the $4 b ETF is in line with the $235 b market's yield, which is biased toward growing businesses. Convertibles specialist that manages the Miller Convertible Bond fund said, "there's a solid balance between downside protection"

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