Most popular Dividend ETFs in 2022
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2024
- What are the most popular dividend ETFs based on net inflows? I often hear people share their favorite dividend ETFs based on their opinion, but in this video I'm going to review the most popular dividend ETFs based on net inflows in 2022.
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Reasons some of these ETFs are so popular
1. Higher dividend yield than the SP500
2. Low expense ratio
3. Passive index funds
4. Tax efficiency (limited REITs or bonds)
5. Brand recognition
6. Hype
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This market volatility and downturn is a good thing imo, there are many new investors (myself included) and its good to see that it doesn't always go up.
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I’m trying to set my dad’s retirement similar to yours. Same ETFs all at 10% plus VIG, XYLD, and DIVO. Then the last 10% is a 50/50 mix of defensive sectors (VPU and VDC). Still trying to convince him lol
I don’t think anyone call tell you how well any stock can do, all we get are speculations. I suggest that if you are new to the market just consult an Investment advisor/wealth coach.
@@hollandhoff975 This is impressive, How could someone go about getting an investment guidance from a coach like that. Would you mind sharing your coach info?
@@hollandhoff975 For my portfolio managed by Jennifer I gain a minimum of 14% on my portfolio per week
Another great video, only found your channel today but this is the second excellent video.
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Hey there!! So glad you found it and welcome!!!
thanks for that tip on the etf research center site!!
Just curious. Where did you get all your money to start investing before you started investing...
Hey Jake have you ever done a video on DIVO? I’ve watched almost all your videos but can’t remember if you have. Dividend is not as high as other covered call ETFS but it has held up so much better than NUSI, QYLD, and others. Also a lot more growth potential that most other covered call ETFs. What are your thoughts?
Great vid jake! been a viewer since you started. Any thoughts on BST?
Hey Josh! That is so great to hear! When it comes to BST, I think it would be a good cc ETF to consider. I'm not the biggest fan of the high expense ratio though. I own JEPI, QYLD, and RYLD when it comes to covered call ETFs - but could see a case for owning BST (though I don't today and am not considering adding it anytime soon).
Josh I own BST for about 1 year
If you google BST and compare it to the S&P 500 you’ll find BST had consistently beaten the S&P in the last 5 years. BST is up 73% while the S&P is up 69%
If you compare BST vs QYLD
QYLD is down negative 21% in 5 years and BST is up 73%
I’ll gladly give up the 1% expense ratio for that!
Thanks for the info
Great video
I think it's important to mention expense ratio. That makes a huge difference.
Hi there! I was always told it’s best to buy dividend ETFs and REITS within your Roth, then to buy things like VOO/VTI in your taxable accounts because apparently this strategy is best for tax implications. In your video you state you do the exact opposite. Is there a specific reason for that? Are the tax liabilities not as bad as everyone makes it out to be?
I’ll take a shot at this one.
REITs should almost always be in a Roth simply because the K-1 tax forms are burdensome. In a Roth there’s nothing to worry about.
For dividend paying stocks it’s a little less clear. Yes, you can absolutely put dividend stocks in a Roth/HSA and avoid taxes on cap gains and dividends. But if you’ve still got money to invest after contributing to your tax advantaged accounts, you have to ask if you’re ok with your dividends being taxed each year. That depends on your tax situation.
If you want to do any tax loss harvesting, the dividends will work against you because they count as “realized gains.” On the other hand, if you’re trying to ‘show’ a lot of income in a given tax year, not only would we advise locking in some capital gains, but the dividends also count.
Hope that helps and is accurate. I’m just a stranger in the comment section.
How does VTI compare to these?
VTI does not have a methodology based on dividend income or dividend growth. VTI is great for those who want broad based exposure to the overall market at a low expense.
The income ETFs are the super popular ones for sure 👀
Yeah... Feels like they really started getting more popular in the last couple years.
i also love BST / BSTZ, granted being a CEF (1% fee) , a bit more volatile but monthly dividend payout is great at ~8% yield for people wanting monthly payout in retirement account type of dynamic.
I've seen BST pop up a lot in videos and articles lately.
How do you do research on stocks/etfs and know what’s good/bad? I don’t know what pe ratio, 52 high low, market cap, epc etc mean? I opened m1 account but don’t really understand how to read my portfolio…
I would suggest watching this video: studio.ruclips.net/user/videoFMPeDVr_zPo/edit
In Europe SCHD is not really popular because due to European Commission laws or some such ETFS have to submit certain documents to be legal to trade and SCHD does not submit them so it is rather tough to get ahold of SCHD in Europe possible but tough.
Do you know of a similar ETF that is available in Europe?
@@DividendGrowthInvesting None that I am familiar with
A dividend ETF that I think is overlooked is DGRW. Maybe it is the expense ratio or something, but look at the dividend cagr! It is also a monthly payer, which I much prefer over quarterly payers. What is your thought on this ETF?
I'm a huge fan of this ETF. I have considered buying it for my son. If you have a 20+ time horizon, I think DGRW could make a lot of sense!
@@DividendGrowthInvesting it’s really not that low of a starting yield. It’s currently at a 1.92 percent. I think 7-10 might be a better time horizon for it. Thanks for the video! See you next week.
When will you create a discord??
Yeah I gotta put one together. I've been thinking more about this lately.
The Market and News is one. Not ran for the people by the people. Systematical. Just do your thing around them
if I have a Schwab account should I buy SCHD or still buy VYM ?
You could go with either. Now that you can trade buy/sell commission free it wouldn't matter. Before I would only buy vanguard ETFs in Vanguard because I would pay a fee for anything else.
@@DividendGrowthInvesting thank youuuuu . I will buy VYM in Schwab
I’m big on SCHD and JEPI, but am intrigued by JP Morgan’s new JEPQ
Same!
Hey Jake. Do you have any thoughts on SCHY (Schwab International Dividend Equity ETF), the cousin of SCHD? SCHY is fairly new, started just one year ago in April 2021. Pays bi-annual dividend in June and December - so there is incomplete dividend data available at the moment as it has not had a complete year of dividend distributions yet (ie June 2021 dividend was limited to April-June 2021 rather than Jan-June 2021) because of fund established date.
Hard to say.. In theory I like it, but the dividend only twice a year is not something I would like.
lol relatable. We all know the "best dividend ETFs" search 😂😂
lol yeah
Would you consider an actively managed Dividend Growth ETF such as T. Rowe Price Dividend Growth ETF (TDVG)? Same manager and portfolio as the Mutual Fund equivalent - and has done quite well over the past 3-10 years. Holds around 100 stocks. Though it's hard to say how it will do in the future versus rules/index-based Dividend Growth oriented ETFs such as VIG and DGRW.
Or how about Capital Group (American Funds) new Dividend Value ETF (CGDV)? These guys aren't new kids on the block - this firm has been investing using traditional mutual funds and probably institutional portfolios as well for decades.
Or most of you folks sticking with the available rules/index based Dividend ETFs out there - which is a pretty good set to choose from.
QYLD is another popular ETF and is considered actively-managed.
VOO is the best
Old faithful
Yes a very good fund although for retirees we want to limit the downside and get income so I have 10 percent in voo and 90 percent spread among quality dividend stocks and schd, divo, jepi and vym.
lol definitely a depiction of most investors, in this ugly market buying dip after drip.....
lol
Hi I’m an investor and I just started with $500, any tips?
Buy the dip and don't trip.
Ok thank you so much, huge fan
If you’re going the dividend route just take your time and honestly only look at your portfolio when you want to buy, after making informed investments. People lose when they irrationally sell.
Ok thank you
Hey could you do one for europe? We cannot buy these etfs): unlucky
Are you not able to buy SCHD with a brokerage like interactive brokers? Maybe someone can chime in and comment on their favorite dividend ETFs in Europe.
@@DividendGrowthInvesting No we cannot buy them in Europe, however Vanguard High Div is available or VHYL in EUROPE
dgro/schd 50/50 who else?
You can Not Even invest in QYld , jepi , nusi , Schd oder vym in Germany ! And we do Not have got m1 Finance !
In this correction I believe DIVO and SCHD have performed the best.
Yeah they are holding up pretty good. Pretty soon this correction will turn into a “crash” based on the % down.
I hope so. 20% of my porfolio is SCHD and DIVO.
I was hoping SCHD would fall more so I can buy in at a better price. I have bought some anyways.
@@delliott777 same I believe it's one of the best for solid dividend with some what low volatility. I've researched alot of these ETFs for months on end also. In the long term hold it seems to have some decent upside over time too. If we had a major red day or another 15% market drop my price target is 63-65$.
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@@DividendGrowthInvesting buy the #dip 🤣 that's was me in that clip.. I have been buying the dip like 15 times this year..🤣🤣🤷🏻♂️
@@norttorres lol buy the dip! Don't trip!