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The T. Rowe Price Dividend Growth ETF is an actively managed fund that emphasizes dividends, quality, and valuation. However, its valuation metrics are quite similar to those of the S&P 500 Index. Although TDVG has not performed as well as the S&P 500 since it started, it has shown lower risk in terms of drawdown and historical volatility.
Investors are readying themselves for some big changes in the investing world this Fall. Both U.S. elections and rate cuts loom for the final stretch of 2024.
Active ETFs have exploded in popularity in recent years, with all kinds of funds looking to stake their claim. Amid that crush, however, are some active strategies that have already displayed a longer-term performance record.
Many investors see the attraction of an active growth ETF, especially with the strong performance of growth sectors in the past year. However, not all growth investments are the same.
The market remains unbalanced, with select stocks driving indices. T. Rowe Price Dividend Growth ETF focuses on undervalued stocks with growing dividends. Actively managed funds offer diversification, but a lower yield and higher expense ratio compared to passive funds.
What is the true meaning of "higher for longer"? Investors have been dealing with an inflation narrative for close to four years following the disruptions caused by the global pandemic on supply chains.
Active ETFs can present some strong routes into the market right now, and one standout may be the active dividend ETF TDVG. TDVG, the T.
Investors have plenty of ETF options to consider in 2024, and an increasing number of active options therein.
On the lookout for some new ETFs? Active ETFs had a great year in 2023 and are off to a hot start in 2024.
T. Rowe Price Dividend Growth ETF is an actively managed ETF that aims to provide dividend income and long-term capital growth. TDVG's benchmark is the S&P 500 Index, and it focuses on large and midcap dividend-paying stocks. While TDVG has defensive advantages and lower volatility, I prefer tactical ETF rotation to "big and classic" active funds like this one.
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