high yield
Generous output rate
High yield describes investments, particularly bonds, that offer above-average returns to compensate for higher risk.
High-yield bonds, also called junk bonds, come from issuers with lower credit ratings: The fund specializes in high-yield corporate debt.
In agriculture and manufacturing, high yield means producing large quantities relative to input: high-yield crops, high-yield wells.
- junk bondsLow-rated corporate securities
- corporate debtLoans owed by companies
- bumperVehicle's protective edge
- reapGather a crop
- bountyReward for capture
cost-effectiveness · risk premium · bond market · crop rotation · green revolution · credit risk · capital gains · bushel · abundant · pest resistance · soil health · field · fixed income · hedge funds · genetically modified crops · interest rates · money market · harvest
- cannabisweed, sativa, indica, dispensaries, hybrid
- printer inkblack ink, color ink, cyan, magenta, yellow
- credit ratingsAAA, AA, A, BBB, B
- CrosslinkersEDC, DMA
- seed traitsseed coat, viability, vigor, dormancy, germination
- bondsbond, corporate bond, corporate bonds, government bond, municipal bond
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Small output relative to input
poor yield · crop failure · low output · failed harvest · barren
high yieldinvestment grade
Creditworthy debt classification
investment-grade · high grade · high-grade · prime · blue chip
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