SHY - iShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETF
| Previous Close | 84.79 |
| Open | 84.76 |
| Bid | 84.77 x 46000 |
| Ask | 84.78 x 1300 |
| Day's Range | 84.75 - 84.78 |
| 52 Week Range | 83.04 - 85.12 |
| Volume | 281,242 |
| Avg. Volume | 2,185,953 |
| Net Assets | 17.59B |
| NAV | 84.78 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 22.79 |
| Yield | 2.11% |
| YTD Daily Total Return | 3.21% |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 0.26 |
| Expense Ratio (net) | 0.15% |
| Inception Date | 2002-07-22 |
- Investopedia
Top 4 U.S Government Bonds ETFs (SHY, ITE)
Discover the top four ETFs that invest in U.S. government bonds with maturities ranging from zero to 25 years, including nominal and inflation-protected bonds.
- Zacks
Short-Term Treasury ETFs to Tap: Here's Why
The Fed is likely to recommence purchase of short-term U.S. treasury bonds, which may give a boost to these ETFs.
- Morningstar
Easy Ways to Manage Risk
Here, I will share some simple ways to cut back on the amount of risk in your investment portfolio. The relationship between stocks and bonds provides some insight as to how we can think about the stock-bond mix. The point in the upper right-hand corner represents a 100% stock portfolio and the point on the lower left a 100% bond portfolio.
- Zacks
Treasury ETF (SHY) Hits New 52-Week High
This Treasury ETF hits a new 52-week high. Are more gains in store for this ETF?
- Zacks
April ETF Asset Report: U.S. Equities & Treasuries Win
U.S. equities and treasuries raked in a solid asset base in April.
- Market Realist
What Does Gundlach Have to Say about the Fed’s Next Moves?
Why Jeffrey Gundlach Thinks Now's a Good Selling Opportunity(Continued from Prior Part)Jeffrey Gundlach on central banks Jeffrey Gundlach presented his views on central banks’ policies and how they impact investments during his interview with The
- Kiplinger
Is a Stock Market Correction in the Cards?
Historically high stock valuations and murky economic data point to a mean reversion. Here's how to prepare for whenever the ax falls.
- ETF Trends
Getting Cautious on Treasuries When Adding Exposure to U.S. Debt
This year, ETF investors have also exhibited a greater willingness to gain exposure to U.S. debt. For example, the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) and the iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEF) have seen year-to-date inflows of $1.87 billion and $2.45 billion. In the current market environment, many anticipate the Federal Reserve to step back from its tightening monetary policy.
- Morningstar
Play Defense With This Treasury ETF
Ultrasafe investments, like short-term Treasuries, are an effective way to diversify an all-stock portfolio as they tend to hold up well during periods of market distress. Treasuries are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, so they don't carry the credit risk that is embedded in corporate bonds. Schwab Short-Term U.S. Treasury ETF SCHO provides great exposure to these stable assets.
- Zacks
Loved and Hated ETF Areas of February
These are ETF areas that gathered investors' attention the most in February.
- Market Realist
What Investment Opportunities Does Gundlach See on the Horizon?
Gundlach: Could US Economic Indicators Be Signaling a Recession?(Continued from Prior Part)Gundlach on diversification Jeffrey Gundlach’s mutual fund company, DoubleLine Capital, primarily invests in fixed income. When asked by Yahoo Finance about
- ETF Trends
Fixed Income ETF Volume Jumped in 2018, Says BlackRock
As investors poured into fixed income ETFs last year, volume in those products surged as well, according to recent data from BlackRock. BlackRock is the parent company of iShares, the world’s largest ETF ...
- ETF Trends
Treasury ETFs Still Have a Place in a Diversified Portfolio
U.S. Treasuries and bond-related ETFs strengthened toward the end of 2018 as investors looked to a safe haven to stabilize their investment portfolios, and this bond segment may continue to offer security ...
- Zacks
Short-Term Treasury ETFs in Focus on Dip in Two-Year Yield
U.S. two-year treasury note yield briefly dropped below 2.4% on Jan 3, reaching parity with the federal funds effective rate for the first time since 2008.
- ETF Trends
Investors Headed Towards These ETFs After a December to Forget
A December to forget for U.S. equities saw the major indexes reach bottom-feeding levels, but as investors headed for the exits in stocks, a number also sought the entrances for bond funds--particularly of the short-term Treasury variety. The whipsawing of volatility put investors through an economic wash cycle that wrung out the notion that simply staying invested would generate returns--this was not the case as the market fluctuations in the last few months of 2018 shifted investor mindsets from risk-on to risk-off. This shift was evident in the latest State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) report that showed a renewed interest in fixed income, particularly safe havens like government debt, but all in all, fixed-income ETFs benefitted across the board.
- Benzinga
Investors Piled Into Bond ETFs Last Year
Last year, U.S.-listed exchange traded fund took in $313 billion in new assets, short of 2017's record inflows, but still good for the second-best year on record. While the Federal Reserve boosted interest ...
- Zacks
Most Loved and Hated ETFs of 2018
Despite the diminished appeal for riskier assets, overall ETFs gathered about $309 billion in 2018, marking the second-largest annual inflow.
- Benzinga
With Bond ETFs, Keep It Short Again In 2019
It may not have been easy money, but embracing short-term bonds and the corresponding exchange traded funds has easily been one of this year's most popular fixed-income trades. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates four times in 2018, and while there is speculation the benchmark U.S. interest is getting close to “normal” or “neutral,” there is also chatter that the Fed has a couple more rate hikes in store for 2019. In this rising rate environment, it's unsurprising that this year's most popular bond ETFs are all of the short-term variety.
- ETF Trends
Short-Term Bond ETFs Still Look Compelling
As the Federal Reserve raised interest rates four times this year, many fixed income investors looked to manage duration risk by embracing low duration bonds and the related exchange traded funds, including the iShares Short Treasury Bond ETF (SHV) and iShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETF (SHY) . Although the Fed could slow its pace of interest rate increases next year, managing duration risk should still be a priority for bond investors. “With a flat yield curve and relatively tight credit spreads today, you don’t need to take on much interest rate risk or rely on higher-risk assets like stocks to generate income potential,” said BlackRock in a recent note.
- ETF Trends
ETF Investors Look to Short-Term Treasuries as Their Safety Play
With the markets reeling and demand for stability rising, investors have looked to bond-related exchange traded funds for safety, specifically short-duration debt exposure as many keep an eye on rising ...
- Market Realist
What an Inverted Yield Curve Means for Gold
Could Market Risks Bring Investors Back to Gold in 2019? The yield curve tracks the yields of Treasury securities maturing at different times. The narrowing gap between these yields is sometimes called a “flattening yield curve.” If shorter-term security yields become larger than longer-term security yields, that’s called a “yield curve inversion” (BND).
- Zacks
November ETF Asset Report: Short-Term Bonds Top
These ETF areas were hot favorites of investors and these were cast out.
- Yahoo Finance Video
Bond ETFs could reach $1 trillion by end of 2019: Report
Investors have poured a record $34.5 billion into fixed income ETFs in the first quarter, according to the Wall Street Journal. Chris Shuba, Helios Quantitative Research Founder & CEO, joins Seana Smith on 'The Ticker' to discuss reasons why investors believe active bond ETFs have a lot of merit.
- Yahoo Finance Video
Fed's Powell: U.S. is on a strong path for expansion this year
The Federal Reserve leaves rates unchanged. Seana Smith and Payden and Rygel chief economist Jeffrey Cleveland discuss.
