HYG

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iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF

HYG

Attention (50-day avg)0.05%

Attention rank (50-day avg)#181

Bullish sentiment (50-day avg)21%

Price to earnings ratio10.7

Net assets15.7B

Expense ratio0%

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about HYG?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0.17% +0.06	0.09% +0.04	0.05% 0	0.01% +0.01

Sep 29

The RSI on the $HYG daily chart is getting to an oversold reading, which may result in a market rally by next Friday.
Junk bonds ($HYG) are still paying investors almost exactly their normal extra yield over Treasuries, despite the 30-year Treasury yield hitting a multi-year high.
$HYG is under both its lines, and the global central bank money is still shrinking, with a cautious lean.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about HYG that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	15.15% +9.52	14.23% +3.12	13.93% -21.82	15.13% -26.11
Bearish	84.85% -9.52	85.77% -3.12	86.07% +21.82	84.87% +26.11

Bullish· Feb 23

$HYG is holding up well in the high yield corporate bond market, with a decrease in net decliners and a reversal of weekly losses.
The ETF has erased a week's worth of downside and is showing renewed bullish momentum, with technicals taking precedence over economic data.
$HYG is performing well, with the ETF making a run at its high of day (HOD) and potentially reclaiming a key level of $75, which could help bulls.

Bearish· Sep 14

$HYG is currently below popular moving averages, with the 50, 100, and 200MA lines heading lower, indicating a bearish trend.
The junk debt underlying $HYG is not moving in sync with the rest of the bond complex, suggesting that a re-rating of the holdings is overdue, which could lead to further price declines.
The upcoming corporate refinancing wall, where nearly $1.2 trillion of low-coupon corporate debt must be refinanced over the next 24 months, poses a significant threat to junk bond prices, including $HYG, and could lead to default threats for B-rated corporate issuers.

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Topics

Of the messages about HYG that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Macro	25%	60.28%	75.46%	62.15%
Technical Analysis	75%	39.72%	24.54%	37.85%

Macro· Apr 17

Market signals indicate credit fear is rising, with HYG (junk bonds) seeing heavy pre-market selling while LQD (quality bonds) remains green.
A falling DXY (US dollar index) often signals the Federal Reserve is printing money, which can lead to buying of HYG (corporate bonds) and potentially supporting the market.
HYG peaked before the January 2022 crash in the S&P 500, and a break below its 50-day moving average could indicate a potential dump in the market.

Technical Analysis· Sep 14

The 10-year Treasury yield has surged to its highest level since 2007, reaching 5.014%, which could lead to a break below $78.00 in the iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF ($HYG).
Institutional options positioning for $HYG suggests a heavily defensive market outlook and a massive bearish skew, with fixed-income traders aggressively hedging ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting.
The "refinancing wall" is putting immense pressure on junk bond prices, as companies within the ETF face a massive increase in interest expenses due to refinancing corporate debt at today's 5-year Treasury rate plus a credit spread.

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Community

Of the messages about HYG, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	88.41%	80.52%	76.51%	54.98%
Newcomers	11.59%	19.48%	23.49%	45.02%

Regulars· Sep 24

The regulars are focused on the active call sweepers in the $HYG, with over 236,000 January 2027 $79 calls traded, most at the ask, indicating a significant increase in open interest.
There is concern about the approaching 200 WSMA, which could lead to a short-term bounce, and a potential buying opportunity if the support level around 78.06 holds.
The regulars are worried about the high yield area, with a worrying trend in the $HYG ETF expression of High Yield, and a potential break of support that could lead to junk yields heading substantially lower.

Newcomers· Apr 17

Newcomers to the HYG ETF are focusing on tracking macro signals such as the S&P 500 drawdown, VIX, 10Y yield, credit spreads (using HYG as a proxy), and Brent crude prices to gauge the market's overall health.
The divergence between $HYG (junk bonds) and $LQD (quality bonds) is being observed, with $HYG experiencing pre-market selling and $LQD staying green, indicating a potential rise in credit fear.
Observers are noting the HYG ETF's continued performance, with its RSI approaching 69.1 and its MACD remaining strongly positive, as well as its recent "Green Heikin Ashi Candles" pattern, suggesting potential momentum and a bullish trend.

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News

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21d agoYahoo Finance

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27d agoSeeking Alpha

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1mo agoThe Motley Fool

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1mo agoSeeking Alpha

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Investors talking about HYG also mention

#	Name	Attention
1	SPDR Bloomberg High Yield Bond ETFJNK	0.03%+0.02
2	iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETFLQD	0.04%+0.04
3	iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETFIEF	0.01%0
4	iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETFIEI	0%new
5	Invesco Senior Loan ETFBKLN	0%new
6	iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETFTLT	3.09%+1.02
7	iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETFAGG	0.03%+0.01
8	iShares MSCI EAFE ETFEFA	0.01%new
9	Financial Select Sector SPDR FundXLF	0.08%+0.06
10	iShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETFSHY	0.02%+0.01

iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF

iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF is an exchange-traded fund that provides broad exposure to the U.S. high-yield corporate bond market. The fund seeks to track the Markit iBoxx USD Liquid High Yield Index, a rules-based benchmark composed of U.S. dollar-denominated corporate bonds rated below investment grade and selected for liquidity. It invests primarily in fixed income securities that mirror the index, giving investors access to a diversified portfolio of high-yield debt across issuers and sectors. As a fixed income product, it is used by market participants who want packaged exposure to lower-rated corporate credit within a passive ETF structure. The fund is part of BlackRock’s iShares lineup and focuses on liquid bond holdings that represent a significant segment of the U.S. corporate credit market.

Location

United States

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about HYG?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0.17% +0.06	0.09% +0.04	0.05% 0	0.01% +0.01

Sep 29

The RSI on the $HYG daily chart is getting to an oversold reading, which may result in a market rally by next Friday.
Junk bonds ($HYG) are still paying investors almost exactly their normal extra yield over Treasuries, despite the 30-year Treasury yield hitting a multi-year high.
$HYG is under both its lines, and the global central bank money is still shrinking, with a cautious lean.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about HYG that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	15.15% +9.52	14.23% +3.12	13.93% -21.82	15.13% -26.11
Bearish	84.85% -9.52	85.77% -3.12	86.07% +21.82	84.87% +26.11

Bullish· Feb 23

$HYG is holding up well in the high yield corporate bond market, with a decrease in net decliners and a reversal of weekly losses.
The ETF has erased a week's worth of downside and is showing renewed bullish momentum, with technicals taking precedence over economic data.
$HYG is performing well, with the ETF making a run at its high of day (HOD) and potentially reclaiming a key level of $75, which could help bulls.

Bearish· Sep 14

$HYG is currently below popular moving averages, with the 50, 100, and 200MA lines heading lower, indicating a bearish trend.
The junk debt underlying $HYG is not moving in sync with the rest of the bond complex, suggesting that a re-rating of the holdings is overdue, which could lead to further price declines.
The upcoming corporate refinancing wall, where nearly $1.2 trillion of low-coupon corporate debt must be refinanced over the next 24 months, poses a significant threat to junk bond prices, including $HYG, and could lead to default threats for B-rated corporate issuers.

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Topics

Of the messages about HYG that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Macro	25%	60.28%	75.46%	62.15%
Technical Analysis	75%	39.72%	24.54%	37.85%

Macro· Apr 17

Market signals indicate credit fear is rising, with HYG (junk bonds) seeing heavy pre-market selling while LQD (quality bonds) remains green.
A falling DXY (US dollar index) often signals the Federal Reserve is printing money, which can lead to buying of HYG (corporate bonds) and potentially supporting the market.
HYG peaked before the January 2022 crash in the S&P 500, and a break below its 50-day moving average could indicate a potential dump in the market.

Technical Analysis· Sep 14

The 10-year Treasury yield has surged to its highest level since 2007, reaching 5.014%, which could lead to a break below $78.00 in the iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF ($HYG).
Institutional options positioning for $HYG suggests a heavily defensive market outlook and a massive bearish skew, with fixed-income traders aggressively hedging ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting.
The "refinancing wall" is putting immense pressure on junk bond prices, as companies within the ETF face a massive increase in interest expenses due to refinancing corporate debt at today's 5-year Treasury rate plus a credit spread.

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Community

Of the messages about HYG, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	88.41%	80.52%	76.51%	54.98%
Newcomers	11.59%	19.48%	23.49%	45.02%

Regulars· Sep 24

The regulars are focused on the active call sweepers in the $HYG, with over 236,000 January 2027 $79 calls traded, most at the ask, indicating a significant increase in open interest.
There is concern about the approaching 200 WSMA, which could lead to a short-term bounce, and a potential buying opportunity if the support level around 78.06 holds.
The regulars are worried about the high yield area, with a worrying trend in the $HYG ETF expression of High Yield, and a potential break of support that could lead to junk yields heading substantially lower.

Newcomers· Apr 17

Newcomers to the HYG ETF are focusing on tracking macro signals such as the S&P 500 drawdown, VIX, 10Y yield, credit spreads (using HYG as a proxy), and Brent crude prices to gauge the market's overall health.
The divergence between $HYG (junk bonds) and $LQD (quality bonds) is being observed, with $HYG experiencing pre-market selling and $LQD staying green, indicating a potential rise in credit fear.
Observers are noting the HYG ETF's continued performance, with its RSI approaching 69.1 and its MACD remaining strongly positive, as well as its recent "Green Heikin Ashi Candles" pattern, suggesting potential momentum and a bullish trend.

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iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF

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Sep 29

Bullish· Feb 23

Bearish· Sep 14

Macro· Apr 17

Technical Analysis· Sep 14

Regulars· Sep 24

Newcomers· Apr 17

Higher rates are wreaking havoc on these two ETFs. Traders see one bouncing back

Warning: 3 High-Yield ETFs That Could Plunge By Next Year

Calm before the storm in U.S. corporate debt? (HYG:NYSEARCA)

This Bond ETF Yields More Than Treasuries. Is the Extra Income Worth the Risk? | The Motley Fool

HYDB: Systematic High-Yield Bond ETF, Solid Strategy, Track Record, Dividend Yield

HYDB: A Disciplined High-Yield Bond ETF That Leads On Returns

Also Discussed

iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF

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Higher rates are wreaking havoc on these two ETFs. Traders see one bouncing back

Warning: 3 High-Yield ETFs That Could Plunge By Next Year

Calm before the storm in U.S. corporate debt? (HYG:NYSEARCA)

This Bond ETF Yields More Than Treasuries. Is the Extra Income Worth the Risk? | The Motley Fool

HYDB: Systematic High-Yield Bond ETF, Solid Strategy, Track Record, Dividend Yield

HYDB: A Disciplined High-Yield Bond ETF That Leads On Returns

Also Discussed

Social

Sep 29

Bullish· Feb 23

Bearish· Sep 14

Macro· Apr 17

Technical Analysis· Sep 14

Regulars· Sep 24

Newcomers· Apr 17