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FDV Federated Hermes U.S. Strategic Dividend ETF

New York Stock Exchange Arca · Asset Management - Income · Financial Services

$33.70
+0.05 (+0.15%)

The fund's core strategy involves primarily acquiring common shares of U.S.-based companies that deliver substantial dividends and show strong prospects for increasing those payouts over time. The portfolio management team is committed to investing solely in American entities—defined as firms incorporated, operating within, or listed on stock exchanges in the United States. These holdings typicall…

Market Cap: $532.30Mwww.federatedhermes.com/us/products/exchange-traded-funds/us-strategic-dividend-etf.do

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Quote

Day Range
$33.59 – $33.76
52-Week Range
$27.76 – $35.11
Volume
$67.7K
Market Cap
$532.30M
50-Day Avg
$32.33
200-Day Avg
$30.69
Prev Close
$33.65
Open
$33.76

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Mentions (1)

  • Newsseekingalpha.com·6h ago·Negative

    FDV: How A 0.50% Expense Ratio Indirectly Holds This Dividend ETF Back Federated Hermes US Strategic Dividend ETF remains rated 'hold' due to underperformance versus peers and concerns over quality and growth. FDV offers a 3.05% estimated dividend yield, but its high 0.50% expense ratio pushes managers toward lower-quality, high-yield stocks. Fundamental metrics reveal weak capital efficiency and stretched payout ratios, limiting organic dividend growth and resilience in downturns.

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