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Remaining Confident With Dividend Growth Strategies April 16, 2021
2020 was a different kind of year. A new article from T. Rowe Price, “Why Dividend Growth Investing Has Staying Power,” explains how stocks that have consistently grown their dividends exhibited underperformance against the broader U.S. equity market last year.
However, given the atypical nature of the COVID-associated economic downturn, T. Rowe Price doesn’t believe there has been a structural shift that would require rethinking their strategy of investing in long-term dividend-growing stocks.
Instead, explains Thomas Huber, portfolio manager of the
T. Rowe Price Dividend Growth ETF (TDVG), the firm believes the setup for high-quality dividend growers is “favorable”, thanks to low-interest rates and the potential for last year’s excesses to unwind.
A Time-Tested Active Approach to Capture the Growth of the Future April 15, 2021
Investors focusing on growth opportunities of 2021 can consider targeted exchange traded fund strategies to enhance their portfolios.
In the recent webcast,
Growth Stocks: How to Invest Beyond Big Tech, Joseph Fath, Portfolio Manager, T. Rowe Price, outlined the current bull market, pointing to stocks that have rallied despite sharp earnings declines during 2020 as P/Es increased dramatically. While this might be seen as an increase in sentiment without a corresponding improvement in fundamentals, he argued that this is actually the typical pattern seen during a rebound from a sharp economic downturn.
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March 2, 2021
T. Rowe Price launched four active ETFs in August 2020, providing access to the firm’s time‑tested strategic investing expertise in a new set of vehicles. Relying on the same managers as four of T. Rowe Price’s flagship U.S. large‑cap investment strategies that have been available to clients for decades meant allowing for similar strategies to build up separate histories and track records for these funds.
As detailed in T. Rowe Price’s article, “Accessing U.S. Equities With T. Rowe Price Active ETFs,” While all four ETFs use the S&P 500 Index as either their primary or secondary benchmark, each focuses on a different approach to the U.S. large‑cap market and seeks to leverage specific fundamental return factors to drive active performance. The funds include: