Fortunately, 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...
Guggenheim Multi-Asset Income ETF (CVY) is one of my favorite ways to get high-yield exposure, along with what has been outstanding capital appreciation, and therefore outstanding total return. One great (and easy) way to do that is with the iShares S&P US Pref Stock Index Fund ETF (PFF). One trust that’s yielding an incredible 16.23% is the BP Prudhoe Bay Royalty Trust (BPT). One high-yield play I like here also is basic, as in basic materials, and it is chemical products maker LyondellBasell Industries (LYB). New York Mortgage Trust Inc. (NYMT) acquires, and invests in, financing and managing primarily mortgage-related assets and financial assets. The more upscale of the discount retailers, Target Corporation (TGT).
Source: Kiplinger
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