"Despite not really weakening through the noise in Washington, the high yield market is biased to the upside given strong technicals and still-supportive fundamentals. Until more supply comes on line, the path of least resistance seems higher. We may get a year-end rally, but the looming debt-ceiling debate in early 2014 is likely to limit its magnitude and/or duration...
"Longer term, high yield appears well positioned to outperform most other fixed income assets. With investors more concerned about interest rate risk than credit risk, high yield spreads offer more-than-adequate compensation for likely credit losses and the ability to absorb at least a portion of any further rise in interest rates..."
In this range-bound, opportunist’s bond market that we seem to be in, Non-Investment Grade bonds can come close to another coupon-clipping year in the year ahead, without too much in the way of default risk.
"...Corporate profitability remains relatively robust, though profit growth has slowed sharply; combined with steady debt growth. Despite the sharp rally in the last two weeks, investment grade spreads remain attractive..."
Source: Michael Aneiro, Barrons
AdvisorShares Peritus High Yield (HYLD) is a component of the D2 Capital Management Multi-Asset Income Portfolio. It currently has a 7.8% yield (as of 24 October 2013).
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