SPFF News and Press, Global X SuperIncome Preferred From 02/09/22

We identified the risks in Virtus InfraCap U.S. Preferred Stock ETF when we covered it last. The ETF has upped the distribution since then. The total return though has lagged. We see whether the current setup has improved versus the last time. For further details see: ...

Global X SuperIncome Preferred ETF has a simple strategy. Here, simplicity has not translated into good returns. In a market fraught with dangers, we tell you why this one is one we would move on from. For further details see: SPFF: A Great Time To Sell

During July, global consensus earnings estimates have re-accelerated to the upside, representing another bullish impulse in the tug of war between high valuations on the one hand and strong profits momentum on the other. Despite market worries of a loss of momentum in the near term, t...

This ETF aims to provide current income via a portfolio of preferred securities. We have been long-term followers of another fund managed by the same team and were less than impressed. We now review this ETF and provide our verdict on it. For further details see: PFFA: A...

The Global X SuperIncome Preferred ETF invests in the 50 highest-yielding preferred stocks in the U.S. and Canada. SPFF is passively-managed, has a low expense ratio of 0.58%, and, currently, yields 5.83%. Preferred stocks provide a higher and more stable dividend than common stoc...

Global manufacturing PMI buoyed by further strong gains in production. Robust growth seen in the US, Eurozone, India and Brazil despite supply chain delays close to record high. Expansion limited by further slowdown in China, in turn linked to shipping and logistics problems. ...

Preferred securities are one alternative source of income that investors may want to consider when looking to enhance yield in their portfolios. To alleviate concerns of concentration risk, we believe investors should consider non-financial preferreds ("ex financials"), which provide ...

Global X SuperIncome Preferred ETF tracks 50 of the highest-yielding preferred stocks in North America by following an index. It has not deviated much from the index, but the index itself has not worked out well. This may appeal to investors who think high-yield preferred shares a...

We believe the overall credit health of the preferred market remains strong. Fixed income markets have seemingly come full circle thus far in 2020. Preferreds with exposure to commercial real estate, consumer spending, and energy all still offer above-average yield and total retur...

The Global X SuperIncome Preferred ETF ( SPFF ) invests in the 50 highest-yielding preferred equities in the U.S. and Canada. The fund has lost 32% of its value since the sell-off began and its dividend yield has risen from 5% to 8%, increasing interest among income investors looking to buy th...