Sound Point Meridian Capital targets high income via CLO equity, but tight discount and NII shortfall limit upside near call.

Morgan Stanley 4.250% Depositary Shares Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock, Series O offers a compelling risk-reward profile in ...

SPFF invests in 50 of the highest-yielding preferred stocks listed in the U.S. and Canada, producing one of the best ...

Fintel reports that on August 15, 2025, B of A Securities downgraded their outlook for Spire Inc. - Preferred Stock ...

Preferred stock looks much like a bond: It pays a contractual dividend, has a par value (or face value) can be redeemed early (often after five years) and may have a fixed maturity date.

Convertibility If a preferred stock is convertible, this means that there is an existing option to convert the share to regular common stock. Sometimes this option lies with the investor and sometimes ...

Their preferred stock pays cumulative cash dividends equal to Fed Funds+2.5% (up to 10% and not below 6%). The dividend rate is declared quarterly and dividends are paid monthly.

Preferred stock, on the other hand, gives fixed dividends and higher claims on assets. This makes it a better fit for risk-averse investors who want stable income.

Preferred stock is bond-like because it comes with a regular stream of cash payments from the company. And, like bonds, dividends paid on preferred stock tend to be considerably higher than ...

A preferred stock ETF like PGX provided none of the stability of a fixed-income proxy during the financial crisis, losing as much as 65% from January 2008 while the S&P 500 fell “only” 48% in ...

Preferred stock - sometimes called "preferreds" - trades on a stock exchange but is more like a bond in that it provides a higher fixed-dividend payment than its common stock counterpart.