American Century Multisector Income ETF (MUSI)
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Take a Fresh Approach to the ‘Agg' With This Bond ETF
Broadly speaking, bonds frustrated investors in the first quarter, but that may be all the impetus some advisors and fixed income investors need to consider alternatives to traditional passive aggregate bond funds. Enter MUSI, the American Century Multisector Income ETF.
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The “will they, won't they” between the Trump administration and the Iranian government has gone on for weeks, and while headlines avoid it, the energy disruption remains a huge story. Not only has infrastructure been devastated in key energy production zones, but other critical commodities like fertilizer have become much more expensive as well.
Diversify Your Income Exposure With Active Multisector ETF MUSI
Income ETF strategies have become a key part of the portfolio toolbox in recent years. The ETF's flexibility, and the ETF rule in 2019, have supercharged innovation as more shops look to join the competitive landscape.
American Century Multisector Income ETF Investors
| Name | Quantity | Cost | Value | Profit ($) | Gain (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JD Jim Dushek HARBOUR INVESTMENTS Inc. | 13 | $568.62 | $564.72 | -$3.9 | -0.69% |
| RZ Richard Zito Flynn Zito Capital Management LLC | 5,675 | $247,146.47 | $246,522 | -$624.47 | -0.25% |
 Michael Byun SageView Advisory Group LLC | 1,198 | $52,904 | $51,939.29 | -$964.71 | -1.82% |
 Andy Peters Goldstein Advisors LLC | 8,053 | $337,051.04 | $349,339.14 | $12,288.1 | 3.65% |
 Chad Tobin Slagle Financial, LLC | 6,166 | $269,902.83 | $267,604.4 | -$2,298.43 | -0.85% |
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American Century Multisector Income ETF Profile
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Overview
The fund operates within the fixed income market, leveraging a diversified investment approach. It targets various sectors of the market to ensure a balanced portfolio that can mitigate risks while aiming for steady returns. By investing in a wide range of fixed-income instruments, the fund seeks to maintain a flexible investment strategy aligned with its objectives. The inclusion of derivative instruments, within regulatory and strategic boundaries, further diversifies its investment capabilities, enhancing its ability to respond to market changes and opportunities.
Products and Services
- Corporate Bonds and Notes
This category includes debt securities issued by corporations to fund their operations, expansions, or projects. These instruments offer investors a fixed or variable interest rate in return for lending their money to the issuing company for a predefined period.
- Government Securities
Investments in government-issued debt securities provide a way to lend money to government entities. These can range from treasury bills and notes to bonds, offering relatively low-risk fixed income returns, depending on the country and its current economic status.
- Securitized Credit Instruments
These are financial securities that are created by pooling various types of debt, including mortgages, car loans, or credit card debt, and then selling pieces of that pool to investors. This diversifies investment risk and gives investors access to a broader range of credit opportunities.
- Emerging Markets Debt Securities
This segment involves investing in debt instruments issued by developing countries. While typically offering higher yields than more developed market instruments, they come with an increased level of risk due to economic variability, political instability, and less liquid markets.
- Derivative Instruments
The fund may use derivatives - financial contracts whose value is linked to the performance of an underlying asset, index, or interest rate. These can include futures, options, and swaps. Properly used, derivatives can help in hedging against risks, enhancing liquidity, or even speculating on future price movements, provided these actions align with the fund’s overall investment objectives.
