Janus Henderson AAA CLO ETF
JAAA
Market cap $22B

50.56 USD

+0.08

0.16%

At close Mar 14, 4:00 PM EDT

After hours

50.57

+0.01

0.02%

1 day

0.16%

5 days

-0.24%

1 month

-0.63%

3 months

-0.61%

6 months

-0.41%

Year to date

-0.37%

1 year

-0.04%

5 years

1.06%

10 years

1.06%

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Funds holding %

of 7,372 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2024 Q4 regulatory filings by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

1,124% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $502K | Put options by funds: $41K

276% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 173 | Existing positions closed: 46

198% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 343 | Existing positions reduced: 115

48% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 77 [Q3] → 114 (+37) [Q4]

46% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $9.01B [Q3] → $13.1B (+$4.12B) [Q4]

20% more funds holding

Funds holding: 549 [Q3] → 661 (+112) [Q4]

501.91% less ownership

Funds ownership: 571.65% [Q3] → 69.75% (-501.91%) [Q4]

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Research analyst outlook

We haven’t received any recent analyst ratings for JAAA.

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Financial journalist opinion

Based on 6 articles about JAAA published over the past 30 days

JAAA: Recent Underperformance, Necessary Check-In

Over the last month, JAAA has been flat on a total return basis. Its underperformance is because a discount has formed; it is persistent and deepening. This article discusses possible explanations for the discount, and explores their implications.

JAAA: Recent Underperformance, Necessary Check-In

2 Income ETFs To Ride Out The Current Market Decline

Dividends provide stability and psychological benefits during market declines, helping investors avoid panic selling and irrational decisions. Janus Henderson AAA CLO ETF offers a 6.1% dividend yield with investment-grade debt, providing stable income and sector diversification. Putnam BDC Income ETF offers a 9.1% dividend yield with high-quality BDCs, combining capital appreciation and income, but with higher price volatility.

2 Income ETFs To Ride Out The Current Market Decline

JAAA: Best Risk-Adjusted Yield In The Market

Credit spreads are tight, so higher-quality investments offer the best risk-adjusted yields right now. JAAA's AAA-rated CLOs provide a strong risk-adjusted yield with significantly lower volatility compared to other bond sub-asset classes. Tighter credit spreads favor higher-quality investments like JAAA, which combines a slightly above-average yield with significantly reduced risk.

JAAA: Best Risk-Adjusted Yield In The Market

Buy Two Ideal March 'Safer' Dividend Dogs Of 34 Barron's 2025 Pro-Picks

Barron's New-Year (NY) Roundtable (RT) selections published in three issues 1/13-27/2025, listed 34 dividend picks as the best of 2025. Analysts predict top picks like AdvanSix, Applied Materials, and Salesforce could net significant returns, with an average gain estimate of 28.85%. Two standout "safer" stocks, AT&T and Annaly Capital, meet the dogcatcher ideal, offering high yields relative to their prices.

Buy Two Ideal March 'Safer' Dividend Dogs Of 34 Barron's 2025 Pro-Picks

Cash Is King: A Quick Look At 3 Cash ETFs

Federal Reserve rates remain elevated, so cash continues to offer competitive yields. Cash is not created equal, with different cash alternatives providing slightly different results to investors. Some are tax-advantaged too. A quick look at 3 different cash ETFs follows.

Cash Is King: A Quick Look At 3 Cash ETFs

Realty Rate Rollercoaster - Pair With CLOs To Smooth The Ride

Realty Income is a top pick for conservative dividend investors, offering a 5.8% monthly dividend and a solid balance sheet with A-grade credit ratings. The stock is sensitive to interest rate changes, prompting a strategy to hedge this risk by balancing Realty with CLO funds yielding 5.6-7.6%. CLOs, often misunderstood as risky, are explained as diversified, structured investments with strong risk management, suitable even for conservative portfolios.

Realty Rate Rollercoaster - Pair With CLOs To Smooth The Ride

ETF Flowdown: Off to the Races in 2025

One month into 2025, and ETFs are already off to the races, hauling in over $100 billion in net inflows in January. Hefty gains across the board reflect continued bullish sentiment on the stock market overall.

ETF Flowdown: Off to the Races in 2025

JAAA: Haven In The Tariff Storm

The JAAA ETF gives investors exposure to floating-rate AAA-rated CLO debt investments. Trump's announced tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods threaten $1.3 trillion in cross-border goods and could be a large hit to U.S. GDP. Credit markets are currently too complacent to the risks of Trump's tariffs.

JAAA: Haven In The Tariff Storm

JAAA Vs. LQDH: Which Is Best For Income Investors And Retirees

CLO ETFs have been one of the most popular, best-performing ETFs of the past few years. LQDH uses rate swaps to achieve similar returns to these ETFs. Although their returns are incredibly similar, there are some small differences between these funds.

JAAA Vs. LQDH: Which Is Best For Income Investors And Retirees

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Investors Load Up On These ETFs For Good Reasons

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