"Today's featured fund is one that you might never have heard about before: the Capital Group Dividend Value ETF ( NYSEARCA:CGDV). Certainly, this one doesn't generate a lot of buzz in financial social media. On the fund's web page, the CGDV ETF is described as "'Value' refined." The primary focus of the Capital Group Dividend Value ETF doesn't seem to be value investing, though."
"According to the web page, the CGDV ETF seeks to "produce consistent income that exceeds the average yield of the S&P 500." Furthermore, the fund does this by "focusing on companies that pay dividends or have the potential to pay dividends." To be clear, some of the stocks on CGDV's holdings list pay meager dividends; a couple of examples are Meta Platforms ( NASDAQ:META | META Price Prediction) and NVIDIA ( NASDAQ:NVDA)."
Capital Group Dividend Value ETF (CGDV) seeks to produce consistent income that exceeds the average yield of the S&P 500 by focusing on companies that pay dividends or have the potential to pay dividends. The fund holds 53 issuers, providing a fair measure of diversification. Holdings span from low-yield growth names like Meta Platforms and NVIDIA to higher-yield firms such as RTX and Royal Caribbean Cruises. The ETF charges a 0.33% annual expense ratio. The fund has recently shown a strong record of hiking dividend payouts, making it a viable option for passive-income investors in 2026 despite not being marketed specifically as a dividend-growth ETF.
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