- It has been suggested that DGRO's results provide a good measure for the performance of Dividend Growth Investing.
- An examination of how DGRO's index is constructed suggests that it chooses stocks quite differently from the methods used by the average Dividend Growth Investor.
- Several of its selection criteria eliminate or marginalize the contribution of many of the stocks that have contributed to the success of individual Dividend Growth Investors.
- DGRO won't benefit from a rotation to value either as the stocks that dominate it look to be significantly overvalued.
For further details see:
DGRO Is Not The Shortcut To Dividend Growth Investing Success