.One financial firm is making an effort to take advantage of preferred stocks u00e2 $" which carry additional threats than connects, yet may not be as high-risk as common stocks.Infrastructure Financing Advisors Creator as well as CEO Jay Hatfield handles the Virtus InfraCap United State Participating Preferred Stock ETF (PFFA). He leads the firm's committing and business development." Higher yield connections as well as favored stocksu00e2 $ u00a6 tend to do far better than other predetermined income groups when the stock exchange is actually powerful, and when our experts're showing up of a tightening pattern like we are actually currently," he said to CNBC's "ETF Advantage" this week.Hatfield's ETF is actually up 10% in 2024 as well as almost 23% over recent year.His ETF's 3 leading holdings are Regions Financial, SLM Organization, and Electricity Move LP as of Sept. 30, depending on to FactSet. All 3 stocks are up around 18% or more this year.Hatfield's staff chooses labels that it regards are actually mispriced about their risk and turnout, he stated. "A lot of the best holdings remain in what our team call asset demanding companies," Hatfield said.Since its May 2018 creation, the Virtus InfraCap U.S. Preferred Stock ETF is down nearly 9%.