Compare Preferred Shares With Credit Rating Pfd-2H
Use this tool to Compare Preferred Shares With Credit Rating Pfd-2H. The tool allows you to compare all preferred shares from issuers with credit rating of Pfd-2H. The set includes all perpetual and resets from all sectors. The only filter here is the credit rating of the issuer. Most importantly all the legwork is done. In other words, we have collected, processed and categorized the data. Subsequently all the relevant data you need to make your decision is available to you.
Ratings of Pfd-2, Pfd-2High and Pfd-2Low from the credit rating agencies are used to indicate a rating of Upper-medium grade which comes with moderate credit risk. There is substantial protection of dividend and principal, but earnings, balance sheet and coverage ratios are not as strong as Pfd-1 rated companies. Generally, Pfd-2 ratings correspond with companies whose senior bonds are rated in the “A” category. Pfd-2H represents the highest credit rating in this category.
Compare Preferred Shares With Credit Rating Pfd-2H process
The companies you see here are large, established Canadian financial institutions, such as banks and insurance companies. Any issues here are good investments for investors seeking stability and low risk while at the same time receiving a good dividend.
The information is in an easy to understand format. Thus helping you pick the right share to purchase or sell. All metrics on the table can be sorted to present a view of the data you prefer to work with. Using this information you can apply your particular style of investing to select the issue that is right for your needs.
If you need more information on how to use the metrics below, see our how to YouTube video or our post how to pick the best preferred share of a company.
Shares With Credit Rating Pfd-2H
The following metrics are now only available on the premium version of this tool:
- Reset Date.
- Reset (Yield | Dividend). Represents the yield and dividend for the current issue after the upcoming reset. For this calculation it’s assumed the key rates are going to be the same as todays published rates. The reset yield is the sum of the key rate for the base term (5YR, 3Month, etc) plus the published spread. Since we do not know what the key rate will be at the time of the reset we assume its going to be the same as today. The ability to use a different set of rates during this caclulation is planned for a future release.
- Blended (Yield | Dividend).
- Rate Change Percent.
- Rate Change To Value.
- New Spread Change. It shows the effect or the current price on the issue spread of the preferred. It shows the percent increase/decrease of the new spread
- New Spread Value.
- Short Position.
- Additional Features.
- Years To Double Initial Investment. How many years will it take for the initial investment to double.
- Outstanding float.
- Market Cap In Bilions.
- Common Stock P/E Ratio.
- Common Stock P/B Ratio.
- Common Stock Yield.
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| Symbol | Price | 52W High | 52W Low | Fixed Rate Baseyield and dividend for the current issue based on last night’s closing stock price | Current (Yield Dividend) | Reset (Yield Dividend)yield and dividend for the current issue after the upcoming reset | Blended (Yield Dividend)follow link passed the end of the table to see definition | Yield To Call | Reset Date Y/M/D | Pay Div Date | Ex Div Date | Rate Change percent | Rate Change to value | New Spread value | Short Position | Additional Features | Converts To | Years To Double Initial Investment | P/E Ratio | Market Cap In Billions | P/B Ratio | Common Stock Yield | Projected Common Stock Yield | Outstanding Float | Name |
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