High Yield vs. Dividend Growth: Which Dividend ETF Is Right for You?
With so many different flavors of dividend ETFs available, investors can often be overwhelmed by the choices.
One useful distinction is to break the dividend category into two sections: high yield and dividend growth.
High dividend yield ETFs, or “dividend yield ETFs,” seek out stocks paying out adequate dividends right away,. However, these stocks aren’t as likely to grow the size of that dividend over time.
Meanwhile, dividend growth ETFs select for stocks whose dividend payments may be more modest, but which have a track record of regularly increasing their dividends, making them attractive long-term investments.
A Midstream Energy ETF to Generate Attractive Yields April 22, 2021
Exchange traded fund investors who want to dive into the midstream energy market can consider a new actively managed strategy.
In the recent webcast,
Midstream Marvels: An ETF Strategy for the Low-Rate Landscape, John Cusick, Portfolio Manager and Research Analyst, Miller/Howard Investments, explained that midstream energy companies are composed of the transition of a natural resource from its initial gathering to the creation of the final product. It is the infrastructure, storage, transportation, and processing of the asset itself. This sector includes pumping stations, pipelines, storage facilities, tanker ships, tank trucks, and rail tank cars.
Midstream Marvels: An ETF Strategy for the Low-Rate Landscape April 20, 2021
In a stubbornly low interest-rate environment, investors are seeking out alternative avenues to generate extra yield. Midstream energy companies and master limited partnerships are two of the more credible asset classes in this arena.
In the upcoming webcast,
Midstream Marvels: An ETF Strategy for the Low-Rate Landscape, John Love, President and Chief Executive Officer, USCF; and John Cusick, Portfolio Manager and Research Analyst, Miller/Howard Investments, will dive deeply into the midstream energy market and outline a new actively managed strategy.
Specifically, USCF recently launched the
USCF Midstream Energy Income Fund (UMI) with sub-adviser Miller/Howard Investments, a Woodstock, NY-based, research-driven portfolio management firm. UMI, an actively-managed ETF, will apply Miller/Howard’s hallmark bottom-up fundamental research to midstream energy infrastructure companies focused on energy