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PULS / PULS: Staying In Cash Has Paid Off

PULS: Staying In Cash Has Paid Off
The PGIM Ultra Short Bond ETF is a suitable cash parking vehicle due to its short duration, granularity, and investment-grade quality of collateral. The fund has outperformed its competition in the past year, with a 30-day SEC yield close to 5%. PULS is a headache-free way for retail investors to take advantage of higher rates, as it is a mix of corporate bonds and ABS securities, providing a high level of granularity and diversification. Read More
Posted: Jun 8 2023, 14:30
Author Name: Seeking Alpha
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By Seeking Alpha
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PULS: Staying In Cash Has Paid Off

By Seeking Alpha
June 8, 2023

PULS: Staying In Cash Has Paid Off

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By Zacks Investment Research
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By Seeking Alpha
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PULS: Back In Vogue

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