In the other article, I did a resaerch on Franklin Income fund and found that the fund did pretty well during the 2000 and the 2008 financial crisis. Then I became curious about if any bond ETF can beat Franklin Income fund. I found LQD,iShares iBoxx Inv Grade Corporate Bond ETF.
Does LQD Pay Increasing Dividends?
No, it doesn't.
Sharpe Ratio
- Data range: 2002/7/30 - 2022/7/1
- Mean annual return for SPY is 12.461%, better than 5.791% of LQD's.
- Annual return standard deviation for SPY is 16.901%, worse than 6.462% of LQD's.
- Mean return divided by standard deviation for SPY is 0.737, worse than 0.896 of LQD's.
- Wtih the risk free rate being 2%, SPY's Sharpe ratio is 0.619 which is better than LQD's 0.587.
- FKINX's mean return is 7.873%, standard deviation is 14.156%, Sharpe ratio is 0.5561 when the rate is 0% and 0.405 when the rate is 2%.
SPY
LQD
Invested At the High Before 2008 Financial Crisis
- LQD beat SPY about 7 years from the high from 2007/10/9 to May of 2015.
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