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ProShares S&P Technology Dividend Aristocrats ETF

TDV tracks an equal-weighted index of U.S. technology companies that have dividend growth of at least 7 years.

TDV invests in technology companies growing their dividends. The fund has 40 holdings and rebalance them quarterly in equal weight.

TDV Combines Technology, Dividend Growth And Equal Weight

It may surprise you that in 2021, the technology sector was the largest payer of dividends among sectors in the S&P 500 Index, according to investment research firm CFRA. SEE MORE The 22 Best ETFs to Buy for a Prosperous 2022 Tech stocks contributed more than 17% of the overall income for the broad-market benchmark.

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Tech-focussed dividend aristocrats have a lot of merits. Tech may prove to be a second-half story. TDV's valuations and volatility quotient are lower than other popular picks.

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Tech has become a leading sector for dividends. According to S&P Dow Jones, approximately one-half of all technology stocks now pay a dividend and almost one-third are growing those dividends. Since 2011, the tech sector has grown dividends at a compound annual rate of over 16%, far exceeding other S&P 1500 sectors and the broad market.

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The income profile of the technology sector is changing for the better, and those alterations are arriving at an optimal time for income-starved investors. With government bond yields still paltry and not much more to be had in municipal debt, income investors, including those near or in retirement, are relying more on equity income.

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With TDV, investors can gain exposure to a combination of tech-like expansion prospects and consistent dividend growth stories that encompass at least seven years. But the issue is that TDV has a higher expense ratio, lower standardized yield, and exposure to riskier small-cap players.

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Markets have delivered complexity this year, to say the least. However, dividend growth companies—which tend to have quality characteristics like strong credit ratings—have demonstrated resiliency.

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In a year when finding dependable dividends is becoming more difficult than income investors expected, the technology sector is standing out, highlighting the advantages of the ProShares S&P Technology Dividend Aristocrats ETF (CBOE: TDV). TDV, which debuted last November, follows the S&P Technology Dividend Aristocrats, which requires member firms to have payout increase streaks of [.

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Today’s markets are complex, and keeping up with them is daunting. We’ll help with an important check on the vital signs of dividend investing.

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