- LVHD is a low volatility, high dividend ETF that seeks to provide investors with reasonably high and sustainable dividend payments while specifically controlling for downside risk.
- However, since its inception five years ago, LVHD has significantly underperformed the S&P 500 and failed in its goals of protecting investors from this risk.
- This article explores the reason why LVHD and other low-volatility ETFs often fail, and what signals investors can look for in order to avoid such traps.
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LVHD: Another Example Of Low-Volatility ETFs Not Doing Their Jobs