The S&P 500 may be at record highs but these dividend ETFs have returned better than the key U.S. equity index.
Dividend ETFs have staged a rally this year, raising overvaluation concerns. Investors thus can have a look at these low P/E dividend ETFs.
In the third quarter, global dividends hit a record, but the annual growth has decelerated sharply, signaling that "a marked slowdown is under way."
In a low interest rate environment, dividend investing has been the hot spot and seems an excellent choice for 2020.
As global markets struggle with the rapidly-spreading coronavirus, dividend growth ETFs can help maintain steady income flows for investors.
The rally was powered by upbeat data across the globe, easing monetary policies, stronger-than-expected earnings and trade deal optimism.
Here we highlight some dividend growth ETFs that can be considered in the wake of intensifying Middle-East tensions.
As Wall Street bulls rage on, investors can play high-beta ETFs to make the most of the Santa rally. These ETFs offer solid value and allay overpricing concerns.
Investors should not be panic-stricken by Coronavirus outbreak as the impact is less likely to last long. Stay invested in these top ETFs.
China's request for another round of talks before ironing out the phase 1 deal raises uncertainty.
We discuss two new dividend growth ETFs that have been recently launched by ProShares.
Zeroing in on the 'dividend aristocrats' or the 'dividend growers' could be the most beneficial way to ride out the current market volatility resulting from political and geopolitical worries.
The latest rally has been broad based with many corners of the space generating above-market returns over a month.
Sino-US trade spat uncertainty, Brexit woes and the deepening Middle East tensions are stoking geopolitical risks. To combat this unrest, we suggest some dividend growth ETFs.
After a stellar Fed-induced rally in the first half, the U.S. market looks pricey. These ETF techniques could save you from any overvaluation-related downside risks.