Samuel Smith outlines a portfolio of four ETFs that together provide a weighted average dividend yield above 6%, balancing income, diversification, and dividend growth. This approach addresses common challenges dividend investors face in achieving both high yield and growth simultaneously. Smith also highlights potential risks involved in this portfolio strategy. His insights come from extensive experience in dividend investing and are shared through his High Yield Investor group, which offers additional portfolio ideas and educational resources.
In March 2026, US energy prices jumped 11.56%, pushing headline inflation back to 3.5% year-over-year. This surge highlights renewed inflation pressures after a calm period, benefiting the Harbor Commodity All-Weather Strategy ETF (HGER), which dynam...
Gold prices have risen about 46% over the past year, driven mainly by central banks quietly accumulating bullion, while Western ETF investors have only recently started increasing their holdings. The main gold ETFs—SPDR Gold Trust, iShares Gold Trust...
