There are still plenty of great ways for investors to get the yield they’re looking for. And while you might have to be a bit more aggressive than in the past, that newfound aggression can be justly rewarded … if you know where to look. Now, to get a portfolio oriented toward high-yield, I like to use a combination of alternative, high-yield income exchange-traded funds (ETFs), as well as some targeted high-yield dividend stocks. Here are seven high-yield stocks and ETFs for aggressive investors...
The Guggenheim Multi-Asset Income ETF (NYSEARCA:CVY) is one of my favorite ways to get high-yield exposure, along with what has been outstanding capital appreciation. Here I am talking about preferred stocks, and one great (and easy) way to do that is with the iShares S&P US Pref Stock Index Fund (ETF) (NYSEARCA:PFF). One trust that’s yielding an incredible 16.23% is the BP Prudhoe Bay Royalty Trust (NYSE:BPT). One high-yield play I like here also is basic, as in basic materials, and it is chemical products maker LyondellBasell Industries NV (NYSE:LYB). New York Mortgage Trust Inc (NASDAQ:NYMT) acquires, and invests in, financing and managing primarily mortgage-related assets and financial assets. The more upscale of the discount retailers, Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT). Why not invest alongside some of the smartest money managers in the business, which means the investment minds at Blackstone Group LP (NYSE:BX).
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