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Preferred stocks, often referred to as "hybrid securities," combine characteristics of both equities and fixed-income instruments. Like bonds, they provide regular income streams and hold a senior position in the capital structure relative to common equity, making them particularly appealing to income-focused investors. However, the unique complexities of preferred stocks—such as call risk, sector concentration, and sensitivity to interest rate changes—underscore the importance of active management in optimizing returns while mitigating risks. We will explore the advantages of active…
Preferred stock has a reputation as the boring, predictable corner of the income world: a fixed dividend, a fixed price around $25 per share, and not much drama. That reputation is mostly earned, but it glosses over two contract features embedded in nearly every preferred security that can meaningfully change your actual return: the call feature and the rate reset. If you’ve never read past the coupon rate on a preferred prospectus, here’s what you’re missing. What It Means for a Preferred to Be Callable Most preferred shares are perpetual, meaning they have no maturity date and could…
Small Cap Exposure and Utilizing Options Investors can seek total return through a blended approach of capital appreciation and current income through a diversified portfolio of small-capitalization equity securities. Small caps tend to occupy the uncomfortable middle ground between equity income and small-cap growth. We believe investors focus on security selection, uses price targets built from the relationship between earnings growth and price-to-earnings ratios, an approach the fund describes as growth at a reasonable price, or GARP to seek total return and income objectives from small…
Equity Income Investing We believe investors can benefit from seeking income and pursue total return opportunities through a diversified portfolio of equity securities of companies that pay dividends, with the strategy also able to use preferred and convertible securities. An investor can seek to holds large-capitalization common equity and can add preferred and convertible securities, which creates a broader toolkit than simply buying the highest-yielding common stocks. In addition, investors can utilize a selective covered-call-style option-writing strategy alongside that equity and…
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