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iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF

DVYE tracks a dividend-weighted index of high-dividend-paying emerging markets companies.

The iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF (DVYE) was launched on 02/23/2012, and is a smart beta exchange traded fund designed to offer broad exposure to the Broad Emerging Market ETFs category of the market.

Is iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF (DVYE) a Strong ETF Right Now?

iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF has seen a 10% price increase and 19.6% total return in the past year. DVYE's net asset value has increased to $679 million, with a dividend yield of 8.2% and a net expense ratio of 0.49%. Despite high dividend yields, risks such as corporate governance and state-owned Chinese banks lead to a Sell recommendation for DVYE.

DVYE: This Emerging Market Dividend ETF Does Not Pass Our Litmus Test

DVYE is an emerging market equity index ETF. It focuses on high-yield stocks, with a strong, growing 8.2% yield. Total returns have been quite weak since inception, although these have improved in the recent past.

DVYE: Good Emerging Markets Dividend ETF, But Better Choices Out There

iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF holds 112 emerging markets dividend stocks with positive earnings. The DVYE ETF portfolio is well-diversified across sectors and holdings, but is quite concentrated in China and Brazil. DVYE has underperformed the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF since its inception, has experienced capital decay, and has lagged its main competitors over the last 10 years.

DVYE: High Risk And Poor Track Record

The iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF offers exposure to 100 dividend-paying emerging market stocks, with a track record of paying dividends for only 3 years. DVYE has eroded wealth for its investors since its inception, and we question if it can be too rewarding even now. DVYE's low valuations are driven by its exposure to Brazilian stocks, which may not be the most attractive EM region due to a likely significant drop-off in the GDP trajectory.

DVYE ETF: Not Too Conducive

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Emerging market ETF investing can gain steam this year due to undervaluation, likely halt in Fed rate hikes, falling EM inflation and higher growth rates (than developed economies).

Time for Emerging Markets ETFs?

Russia's invasion of Ukraine caused volatility in emerging markets and hurt ETFs with exposure to Russian stocks early last year. iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF features less volatility today compared to then, but I still see risks given its current composition. DVYE has high exposure to cyclical sectors and troubled countries, making it a risky bet on economic growth in emerging markets.

DVYE: More Risky Than It Seems, Uncertain Dividend Trends

iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF holds about 100 dividend stocks from emerging markets and has a 12-month trailing yield of 10.15%. The portfolio is well-diversified across sectors and holdings, and it overweights Brazil relative to China. However, I see 3 red flags for iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF: geopolitical risk, volatility, and capital decay.

DVYE: 10% Yield With 3 Red Flags

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iShares Emerging Market Dividend ETF combines the investment themes of emerging markets and dividends. The fund's portfolio is heavily tilted towards materials and energy, with a significant portion invested in Brazil and China. Over the past 10 years, DVYE's performance has been erratic, and investing in a developed market ETF may have yielded better results.

DVYE: A High Yielding ETF That Carries Risks

iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF, managed by BlackRock, focuses on high-dividend-yielding stocks in emerging markets, offering an attractive yield at the surface. DVYE follows the Dow Jones Emerging Markets Select Dividend Index, aiming to replicate the performance of this index before fees and expenses. While the iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF offers high yields and potential exposure to emerging markets, its high risk and weak long-term performance warrant caution for potential investors.

DVYE: High Yield, High Risk, Poor Timing

International stocks trade with discounted prices and valuations. Emerging market stocks doubly so. iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF is a simple emerging markets ETF, offers exposure to cheap emerging market equities, and yields 8.8% to boot. The fund is a strong, high-yield investment, but quite risky, too.

DVYE: Emerging Markets ETF, Strong 9.0% Yield, Cheap Valuation, Risky Holdings

DVYE invests in high-yield stocks in emerging markets. It seems to own a lot of stocks whose yield is boosted by one-time special dividends. It also has many yield traps.

DVYE: A High Yield To Avoid

DVYE invests in high dividend paying companies in emerging markets. The fund sports a 10.1% trailing distribution yield.

DVYE: Perpetually Out Of Favor

DVYE invests in relatively high-yielding dividend stocks in emerging markets. The fund's focus on high-yielding stocks may result in a lower-quality portfolio and impact its long-term total returns negatively.

DVYE: You Should Not Own This ETF For The Long Term

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VWO And DVYE: Consider Emerging Markets For Your 2023 Portfolio

Through investing in dividend-paying stocks from high-growth major emerging markets, DVYE has been able to generate strong yield and total returns. DVYE targets the core sectors (materials, energy, utilities, financials) in emerging markets having large size, high growth, and better credibility.

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There is strong re-pricing risk for the iShares Emerging Markets Dividend ETF, DVYE. The macroeconomic uncertainty will continue to widen equity risk premiums for emerging markets.

DVYE ETF: Macroeconomic Environment Is Unkind To Emerging Markets

DVYE invests in higher-yielding stocks based in emerging markets, with Brazil being the fund's largest country exposure. On a risk-adjusted basis, DVYE remains undervalued, while FX tailwinds could also materialize in the long run.

DVYE: Emerging Market Dividend Stocks Remain Undervalued

DVYE is an emerging market ETF with an attractive 7.88% yield. Valuation also look attractive, but there are two red flags.

2 Reasons To Avoid DVYE: China And A Scary Total Return

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It's long been said that emerging markets equities offer investors a value proposition relative to U.S. stocks, and that remains true today despite a rough five-month stretch for the S&P 500. However, as is the case with searching for value in other regions, some exchange traded funds are better suited for emerging markets value-seekers than [.

Where to Turn for Value in Emerging Markets Stocks

DVYE is trading a valuation that suggests a high level of uncertainty. While there are many variables to consider, DVYE's valuation would suggest that annual returns are likely to be high even if earnings are underwhelming.

DVYE: Most Likely Undervalued In Spite Of Implied Uncertainty

Emerging markets stocks are struggling again this year, but that's painting with broad strokes. Investors taking the time to conduct further examination will find pleasant surprises in the form of Latin American stocks.

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