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The fund typically allocates at least 80% of its net assets, along with any borrowed capital for investment, to instruments that are part of its underlying index or share similar economic characteristics. This benchmark measures the stock market performance of large-capitalization companies. These firms are specifically chosen for their track record of increasing dividend payments for a minimum of ten years (with certain exceptions), a characteristic the manager identifies as a hallmark of a 'quality' company.

Markets are rebounding on better-than-expected earnings from banks and corporations. The financial sector performed strongly in earnings on Tuesday and hopes were rising that the economy might be in a better place than anticipated, at least for the time being.

The Federal Reserve meets this week to decide the next round of interest rate increases, and markets are continuing their slide after a higher-than-anticipated May CPI report last Friday. The S&P 500 is once more back in bear territory and at an intraday low for 2022, down 3.1% in trading on Monday, while the Nasdaq [.

Geopolitical risk on top of concerns regarding rising rates and Fed tightening have advisors and investors searching for alternative sources of income within U.S. markets outside of the traditional fixed-income allocations. Dividend funds have seen a big uptick in interest and investment by advisors as they seek income-generating options for their clients, and two dividend [.

An increasing number of financial pundits, including JPMorgan Chase head Jamie Dimon are making moves to protect against transitory inflation projections, enabling them to make targeted purchases later. Dimon said at a press conference on Monday that JPMorgan Chase has been “effectively stockpiling” cash rather than deploying it to purchase Treasuries or other investments as [.

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