This post was just published on ZYX Global Multi Asset Allocation Alert.
After Brexit, there is an opportunity investors should consider buying senior bank loans. The vehicle of choice is a closed end fund that trades under the symbol VVR. There is already an 8% allocation to VVR in the Lower Risk Model Portfolio. Now we are adding a 5% allocation to VVR in the Low Risk Model Portfolio.
Here are the key points of this call.
- Senior bank loans are often more secure than many bonds issued by a company.
- It is important to buy a diversified portfolio of senior bank notes. VVR provides great diversification with 618 different loans.
- VVR buys floating rate loans. This dampens the interest rate risk.
- VVR is a closed end fund. It trades like an ETF on the stock exchange. However, unlike an ETF, it has a fixed number of shares. Due to a fix number of shares, VVR often trades at a premium or at a discount to net asset value. At present VVR is trading at 10.2% discount to net asset value.
- VVR is providing total yield of 7.7%.
The buy zone is $3.31 to $4.11. As of this writing VVR is trading at $4.09. Consider scaling in. Suggested buy points are $3.37, $3.63, $3.81, and $4.02. (Suggested buy points are only guidelines, investors should use their own risk preference to scale in.)
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