Another one I think is great is DGRW! Has great growth over the last 10 years, pays monthly dividends, and has an amazing top 10 holdings, Microsoft is there biggest holding.
This was one of your best videos! Great idea! Thank you! At first glance I prefer DGRO for its concept of growth, starting yield and holdings. I'll add them all to my watchlist and decide which one I start a position.
Great video @Dividendology! I was just seeeking for a channel that talks about some dividend strategy for investiments and luckily I found you. I'm studying some ETFs, what do you think about SVOL, it's a good one?
Maybe it’s just me but if a dividend etf is paying 2-3% interest then it’s not worth to invest in it. Getting more in the money market and when market conditions change I’m looking for div titles of more like 4-6% if you consider the sp doing in average 8% a year. Just my 2 cents
I have quite a bit of schd and a little qqqm still adding slowly but most new capital I’m building up my vig position….very small overlap between the 3 and they all offer good dividend growth
What people may not realize is that vig changed the index that it tracks in 2020 the new index as much faster growth and dividend growth the 10-year dividend growth is closer to 12%
I have been trying to find an alternative to SCHD as it is my largest position. Yes SCHD is a unicorn, but I doubt its growth rate will continue. Looking at DGRO, DGRW and DIVO.
@@tvlookplay 0.4 % is something I'd consider reasonable, especially compared to some of the actively managed ETFs, cefs, and other asset management companies. But yes, it's really hard to beat the sub-.1% fees from vanguard.
Because if they are dividend growth ETFs, then it is expected that the Div yield will continue to grow. Also the price of the etf itself is expected to grow.
Another one I think is great is DGRW! Has great growth over the last 10 years, pays monthly dividends, and has an amazing top 10 holdings, Microsoft is there biggest holding.
This was one of your best videos! Great idea! Thank you! At first glance I prefer DGRO for its concept of growth, starting yield and holdings. I'll add them all to my watchlist and decide which one I start a position.
Thank you!
I have looked at all of these ETFs, and the best combo, in my opinion, is SCHD and DGRO. I hold both of these in my portfolio. 👍
I think that's a great combo.
Ещё можно добавить VYMI.
Appreciate the info and I think VYM looks pretty solid b/c of the yield and of course that low low low expense ratio. Always appreciate the vids!!
Schd, dgro, vym, vig, schg, vug, and vgt are my ets of choice
Not that is necesserely bad but u have a lot of overlap
Great video @Dividendology!
I was just seeeking for a channel that talks about some dividend strategy for investiments and luckily I found you.
I'm studying some ETFs, what do you think about SVOL, it's a good one?
I'll probably make a video on SVOL sometime soon!
@Dividendology
Perfect, I will be waiting for it!
I'll probably bought it, it seems to be a good choice.
Maybe it’s just me but if a dividend etf is paying 2-3% interest then it’s not worth to invest in it. Getting more in the money market and when market conditions change I’m looking for div titles of more like 4-6% if you consider the sp doing in average 8% a year. Just my 2 cents
I have quite a bit of schd and a little qqqm still adding slowly but most new capital I’m building up my vig position….very small overlap between the 3 and they all offer good dividend growth
I just buy the top 15 holdings combined, done. Better control, no expenses
What people may not realize is that vig changed the index that it tracks in 2020 the new index as much faster growth and dividend growth the 10-year dividend growth is closer to 12%
My port makes up of VTI, SCHD, SPYG, and VGT. The rest are individuals that I like. Young so aiming for some appreciation as well as the income
I appreciate you
@@Bur6212 Since that comment I sold out of SPYG and VGT due to a bunch of overlap. My core positions are VTI and SCHD then some individuals
DGRO. -- VYM --- VIG -- SCHD. I already own nearly all of their holdings.
Personally, I invest in DGRW and VYM
SCHD, DGRO, BST, SCHB ✌🏻
your largest position has 37 schd stocks in it?
Oh! When did VIG get APPLE and Microsoft? I already hold FTEC/VOO so I’m very heavy in those two funds, but that’s a game changer for VIG.
I have been trying to find an alternative to SCHD as it is my largest position. Yes SCHD is a unicorn, but I doubt its growth rate will continue. Looking at DGRO, DGRW and DIVO.
How exactly do you doubt it? Plenty of breakdowns with data prove otherwise.
Great ETF's to hold in any portfolio
3 more that mighty be worth reporting on are DGRW, NOBL, and REGL. No recommendations but they're worth investigating.
Regl was on my watchlist for a long time but I didn't know how much expense ratios could add up over 3 decades. Was a shocked and really disappointed.
@@tvlookplay 0.4 % is something I'd consider reasonable, especially compared to some of the actively managed ETFs, cefs, and other asset management companies. But yes, it's really hard to beat the sub-.1% fees from vanguard.
DGRO is probably going to have a longer growth potential overtime. It was opened in 2014, that's why there is no growth info past 8 years.
Are divvies qualified for these 3 ? Ty
What about DIVO? Has better dividend. The expense ratio is 0.55%
This etf's have lower dividend yield and lower dividend growth than SCHD, so why bother with them?
Because if they are dividend growth ETFs, then it is expected that the Div yield will continue to grow. Also the price of the etf itself is expected to grow.