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BIZD: A 10%+ Yield ETF To Hedge S&P 500 Contraction Risk
Summary
- BIZD has a 30-Day SEC Yield of 10.29%, competitive in the market, with a positive 5+ year CAGR and an expense ratio of 0.44%.
- BDCs have proven to be a good hedge against S&P 500 contractions, maintaining strong margins even in restrictive credit conditions.
- BIZD is concentrated, with 76% in the top 10 holdings, but remains fairly priced (Grade D). A single-stock portfolio would be more efficient but harder to manage.
- I rate it as HOLD, given the market’s potential interest in yield investing.
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