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iShares International Select Dividend ETF (IDV)

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16 Oct, 08:00 PM
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42. 63
+0.32
+0.7563%
$
7.56B Market Cap
2.91% Div Yield
48,123 Volume
$ 42.31
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Day Range
42.51 42.86
Year Range
36.56 45.49
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IDV: Macroeconomic Environment Is Now Favorable (Rating Upgrade)

IDV: Macroeconomic Environment Is Now Favorable (Rating Upgrade)

IDV's portfolio of high-yielding dividend stocks in developed markets is well-positioned to benefit from a lower rate environment and a weakening U.S. dollar. Central banks like the Bank of England and ECB are turning dovish, which should act as a catalyst for IDV's fund price to move higher. The expected weakening of the U.S. dollar due to Federal Reserve rate cuts will likely benefit IDV, given its inverse correlation with the dollar's strength.

Seekingalpha | 2 years ago
I Don't Want to Buy International Stocks -- but These 2 ETFs Could Be a Great Way to Get Exposure

I Don't Want to Buy International Stocks -- but These 2 ETFs Could Be a Great Way to Get Exposure

There are some excellent opportunities for investors in international stocks. The iShares International Select Dividend ETF offers a portfolio of top-notch dividend stocks in developing countries.

Fool | 2 years ago
IDV: Nice Yield And Great International Diversification

IDV: Nice Yield And Great International Diversification

International investing and diversification away from large-cap Tech is recommended at this point in the cycle. Consider iShares International Select Dividend ETF for exposure to developed market equities with a 5.9% yield. IDV offers well-diversified sector allocation, geographic diversification, and access to large international companies with a history of paying dividends.

Seekingalpha | 2 years ago
3 Income-Generating ETFs to Put Your Portfolio on Autopilot

3 Income-Generating ETFs to Put Your Portfolio on Autopilot

With exchange-traded funds (ETFs) generating solid performances over the long run, it stands to reason that investors should consider income-generating ETFs to buy. Basically, all the benefits associated with these wide-canvas plays for capital gains apply to dividends as well.

Investorplace | 2 years ago