The dividend investing landscape has shifted dramatically. 10-year Treasuries, which are notes issued by the U.S. government that pay interest every six months and mature in 10 years, are yielding 4.45%. KVLE takes a slightly different approach by using Value Line's Safety and Timeliness ranking systems to select stocks. One of KVLE's most compelling characteristics is its technology exposure, which could represent over 30% of the portfolio.
The Value Line Index represents a higher dividend yield core U.S. equity portfolio. Our index balances the need for a higher yield with the desire to have a broad-based index that looks more like the S&P 500 than a sector fund. KVLE is ideal for investors seeking high dividend income via core exposure to the U.S. equity market.
Another month of inflation data surprising to the upside highlighted the ongoing market complexity investors continue to navigate this year. Investors looking for a dynamic approach to dividend investing would do well to consider the KraneShares Value Line Dynamic Dividend Equity Index ETF (KVLE).