The AB US High Dividend ETF (HIDV) has been initiated with a Buy rating due to its active strategy focusing on US equities that offer attractive dividends and potential capital growth. The portfolio leans heavily on the IT sector and shows a strong Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) tilt, indicated by a weighted average PEG ratio of 0.75. Since its 2023 inception, HIDV has slightly underperformed the broad market ETF IVV but outperformed other dividend ETFs like HDV, FDVV, and DHS. However, it has experienced a deeper maximum drawdown compared to its peers, which investors should consider.
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