HYG

iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF

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77.43 USD -0.15 -0.19%
As of Oct 30, 2026 Extended hours 77.43 0.00%
Bid
77.42 × 25,600
Ask
77.44 × 35,000
77.31 Day range 77.53
76.81 52-week range 81.18
YTD
-3.97%
1 year
-4.17%
Open
77.44
Prev close
77.58
Mkt cap
17.53B
Vol
60.75M
Avg vol
45.80M
EPS
7.27
P/E
10.65
Div yield
0.00%
More statistics
Low
77.31
High
77.53
Forward P/E
1290.50
Beta
0.00
Short ratio
0.00
Inst. own
0.00%
Dividend
0.00
Ex-div date
50-d avg
78.11
200-d avg
79.55
1y target
0.00

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GranMaester HYG 5 years ago #2

$HYG doesn’t move much in price as it stands. The times it has dramatically dropped in price have been preceded by news stories that show heavy outflows of money out of these high yield ETF’s. I’ve done some research and I can say with a high degree of certainty that the bond market is going to take a big dip. Again, history repeating itself. And if you keep up with financial news you’d see it. It’s happened twice this year. Story in December about outflows January we see a dip in bond markets. February, story again, followed by a dip in March. Ann just last week the same news.

GranMaester HYG 5 years ago #3

Don’t buy puts on this shit. If you do, don’t do at the open give it at least 20 or 30 minutes. This is a trick meant to have a stream of liquidity. The less money the market makers have flowing in the harder it becomes to artificially keep price high. That being said they are going to crash the bond markets it’s just a matter of when.