high-yield

Generating big returns

High-yield describes investments or activities that produce large returns relative to input.

A high-yield bond pays above-average interest, typically because the issuing company carries greater risk of default—also called junk bonds.

High-yield savings accounts offer better interest rates than standard accounts.

In agriculture, high-yield crops produce more per acre.

The term often signals that higher returns come with higher risk or cost.

agriculture

crops

Cultivated plants for harvest

seeds · fertilizer · irrigation · bushels · grain · corn · soybeans · wheat · rice · germplasm

investment

bonds

Ties that unite

capital · interest · stocks · treasury · savings · annuity · equity · return · coupon · maturity

explosive

detonation

Explosive ignition event

kiloton · nuclear · thermonuclear · blast · fission · fusion · plutonium · uranium · payload · weapon

productivity

efficiency

Productive without waste

capacity · optimization · manufacturing · automation · lean · scale · volume · batch · turnaround · cost-effective

Categories
Opposites
return magnitude

high-yieldunderperforming

Doing worse than expected

government bonds · savings accounts

risk profile

high-yieldinvestment-grade

Deemed safe by raters

safe · conservative · low-risk · secure · blue-chip

agricultural/production output

high-yieldunproductive

Failing to achieve results

barren · infertile · meager · sparse · crop failure

Family

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