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MAIN Street Capital's Q3 2024 results show a 10.8% gross assets yield and an 18.4% ROE, though the latter is debated due to variable gains. MAIN's future ROE may decline due to higher refinancing costs and lower floating-rate debt income, making its current premium to NAV questionable. Leveraged high-yield bond ETFs like HYLB and HYG offer comparable returns with lower risk and fees, challenging MAIN's attractiveness at an 80% premium.
Xtrackers USD High Yield Corporate Bond ETF is a broad market fund in high-yield bonds with a 6% yield. HYLB's portfolio is diversified across sectors, with a focus on consumer discretionary and communication services. Since its inception, HYLB has marginally outperformed its competitors HYG and JNK, and has a lower fee.
HYLB is one of the cheapest high-yield bond ETFs in the market, with a 0.05% expense ratio. It offers investors an average 5.9% yield, and average total returns. HYLB seems strictly inferior to SPHY, with several disadvantages, but no clear edge.
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