- FDVV may be too complex, but it's difficult to overlook how attractive the ETF is at the moment.
- High-yield investors will be satisfied with its 3% payout, while dividend growth investors like how FDVV's constituents have grown dividends by 10% per year in the last five years.
- The combination of the two is perfect for building an income portfolio, and FDVV even scores better on Value and Growth than the historically safer Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF.
- FDVV also hasn't been bid up much recently, indicating that now is a good time for dividend investors to sneak in a solid yield at a fair price.
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FDVV Is A Buy, Now Let Me Tell You Why