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Before investing in any particular asset class, investors should do some proper research to better understand what drives its performance. This is especially true for those currently considering investing in mortgage-backed securities (MBS).
FSEC is an intermediate duration fixed income ETF focused on investment-grade MBS securities, with a 5.3-year duration and a 4.34% SEC yield. The fund's performance is highly sensitive to intermediate rates movements, with potential capital gains expected as rates move lower. FSEC's portfolio is predominantly AAA-rated MBS, minimizing credit risk and aligning closely with the iShares 3-7 Year Treasury Bond ETF from a duration standpoint.
Following the Federal Reserve's September interest rate cut, mortgage rates surprisingly have not declined. They've actually increased and that might be one of the reasons why mortgage-backed securities (MBS) have retreated in recent weeks.
FAQ
- What is MBS ETF?
- Does MBS pay dividends?
- What stocks are in MBS ETF?
- What is the current assets under management for MBS?
- What is MBS average volume?
- What is MBS expense ratio?
- What is MBS inception date?