In 2026, high dividend ETFs like Schwab's SCHD, iShares' HDV, and Schwab's international SCHY are outperforming the S&P 500, offering yields above 3%. SCHD leads with a 24% return, focusing on quality dividend payers with strong balance sheets. HDV provides a higher yield with a defensive portfolio emphasizing companies with economic moats, while SCHY offers international diversification despite lagging U.S. peers. Investors should choose based on their income needs, risk tolerance, and desire for diversification.
As of Sep 25, 2026 04:52 WIB, Schwab's SCHD ETF trades at USD 33.10 on Pluang with a 1-day change of -0.54% and a market cap of $110.50B, while iShares' HDV ETF is priced at USD 28.50, down 0.21% in one day with a market cap of $14.95B. These ETFs continue to attract strong buying interest on Pluang, with HDV showing 98% buy orders and SCHD 61% buy orders. SCHD remains notable for its large market cap and active trading volume of over 23 million shares.
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