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KSCD (KFA Small Cap Quality Dividend Index ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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Under typical conditions, the fund commits at least 80% of its total assets, including any capital acquired through borrowing for investment, to holdings that are either direct constituents of its reference index or possess comparable economic attributes. This underlying index is engineered to monitor the stock market returns of smaller capitalization companies that have consistently increased their dividend payouts for a full decade, a characteristic the fund manager considers definitive of a "quality" enterprise.
It's that time of year again, as firms start to share their estimated cap gain distributions for their ETFs.
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 [.
A general trend of investors moving out of high valuation growth stocks and into dividend-paying value stocks continues within markets as advisors and investors position their portfolios for a rising rate environment. One fund to consider when looking for a value play is the KFA Small Cap Quality Dividend Index ETF (KSCD), which has taken [.
Inflation and rising rates have markets beginning to pivot from the high valuations of growth stocks and towards value stocks, which typically perform better in high inflation environments. Flows in the first two weeks of January reflect this, with outflows from growth ETFs and inflows into value; value ETFs have taken in approximately 10.6% of [.
With stocks trading near their all-time highs as the economy continues to bounce back from the pandemic lows of 2020, Wednesday represents a special day for equity traders and stock index ETF investors: the 125th birthday of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The Dow Jones, which debuted over a century ago with just 12 members, [.