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The Dividend Trap in High Yield Bonds
With the ten-year Treasury yield at 4.91 percent and the Fed Funds rate holding near 3.88 percent, investors are chasing higher yields in corporate bonds to supplement their equity income. But is that high-yield bond exposure actually adding value, or just transferring risk from dividend stocks to credit defaults? Lucas and Luna examine the hidden correlation between falling stock markets and rising bond default rates, using specific data on leverage ratios and interest coverage to determine when a dividend portfolio becomes a liability trap.
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