Credit Suisse High Yield Bond Fund (DHY) had its IPO in 1998.
High yield bond ( Junk bonds) funds own the debt of companies with less than stellar credit. The yield is higher to compensate the the increased risk that the fund and its investors are more likely to lose money as compared to a bond fund holding higher rated debt.
Yield is the interest earned on a bond, or the dividend paid on a stock or mutual fund.
The symbol for Dreyfus High Yield Strategies Fund in the NYSE is: DHF.
Main categories in taxable bond funds are corporate bond funds, high-yield funds, world bond funds, government bond funds, and strategic income funds. The main tax-free bond fund categories are state municipal bond funds
As of July 2014, the market cap for Dreyfus High Yield Strategies Fund (DHF) is $307,087,619.58.
The symbol for Credit Suisse High Yield Bond Fund in the AMEX is: DHY.
As of July 2014, the market cap for Credit Suisse High Yield Bond Fund (DHY) is $315,785,882.21
High yield bond ( Junk bonds) funds own the debt of companies with less than stellar credit. The yield is higher to compensate the the increased risk that the fund and its investors are more likely to lose money as compared to a bond fund holding higher rated debt.
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Yield is the interest earned on a bond, or the dividend paid on a stock or mutual fund.
The funds that are high yield funds is a conservatively manage fund,with excellent competitive performance.It is suitable for investors who are looking for yield pick-up within their bond portfolios.
When choosing a bond fund for your investment portfolio, there are two very broad categories to choose from - taxable bond funds that hold mostly corporate and government securities and tax-free bond funds that hold mostly municipal bonds. The average investor might be enticed by the tax-free bond fund mainly because of the words "tax-free". Who wants to pay taxes to the government if they don't have to, right? But there are definitely cases when they will not make sense. The best way to determine if a tax-free bond fund makes sense is to calculate it's taxable equivalent yield. (This is assuming that a taxable and tax-free bond fund are substantially the same investment. In reality, there are credit quality and other issues that need to be judged in addition to the yield offered before making a final investment decision.) In order to calculate the taxable equivalent yield, you'll need the tax-free yield and your current tax bracket (which can be found from your tax return, the IRS or any number of financial websites). Take the tax-free yield and divided it by one minus your tax bracket. For example, if you're in the 31% tax bracket and you can obtain a 4% tax-free yield, the taxable equivalent yield will be 5.8% (4 divided by .69). In other words, you would need to obtain a taxable yield of at least 5.8% in order to "outyield" the tax-free investment. This is why municipal bond and other tax-free funds are considered to be better suited for those in higher tax brackets. A muni fund allows a high income investor to avoid a greater level of taxes than a low income investor. It's a simple calculation but it can go a long way to point you towards the right investment.
Managed futures accounts are a type of mutual fund investment. Some top managed futures accounts include Altagris, ACR, Credit Suisse, Equinox, and Goldman Sachs.
An Exchange Traded Fund is an excellent option for an investor seeking the "middle ground" between a safe but low earning bond and a potentially high yield but risky investment. It also has tax advantages - namely Capital Gains Tax is only payable when the entire bond is realized, unlike a mutual fund where tax is due on every occasion when the assets are sold.
The symbol for Dreyfus High Yield Strategies Fund in the NYSE is: DHF.
Main categories in taxable bond funds are corporate bond funds, high-yield funds, world bond funds, government bond funds, and strategic income funds. The main tax-free bond fund categories are state municipal bond funds
Dreyfus High Yield Strategies Fund (DHF)had its IPO in 1998.