DVDY PDS
The Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) explains the fees, tax status and some of the risks.
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The DVDY ETF tracks the Morningstar Australia Dividend Yield Focus Index which aims to capture the highest dividend-paying ASX shares, excluding A-REITs, while also meeting Morningstar’s Economic Moat, Quantitative Economic Moat, and Distance to Default Measures.
ETF share prices are updated using end of day data from the ASX. FUM, fee and spread data is updated monthly, with a delay. Refer to the ETF’s PDS and the ASX website for up-to-date information.
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When all is said and done, between 20 and 25 companies/shares make up the DVDY ETF portfolio. Oftentimes, the largest sectors weighted in the DVDY ETF are lower than those of the wider ASX 200 index (which has a large exposure to financials/bank shares).
Investors seeking dividend income from their ASX shareholdings might consider the DVDY because it focuses on shares which show defensive characteristics and pay dividends. Like most yield ETFs, DVDY aims to pay quarterly distributions/dividends.
The Best ETFs technical analysis chart pack shows the 12-month share price movements, Stochastic bands and traded volume (for both up and down days). This chart uses end-of-day data, so it’s for illustrative purposes only.
*The warnings on this page are applied by our ETF research team. Please know that these warnings are based on quantitative metrics and our internal methodology. These risks are not exhaustive and therefore they should not be relied upon. Always read the PDS of the function and speak to your financial adviser before acting on this information.
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