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3 Dividend ETFs For Investors Aiming High

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  Published Fri, 13 Apr 2012 13:59:38 -0400 on Seeking Alpha
  

  
  

  Investors seeking an income stream appreciate dividend exchange traded funds as alternative to low-yielding bonds. There are particular funds that provide a higher-than-usual yield with the added benefit of one-shot diversification. "If you're an income investor, your primary concern is finding solid investment vehicles paying out impressive dividends. Sure, there are plenty of individual stocks out there with high yields, but trying to pick the best ones can be is a trying task. Fortunately, the ETF landscape is wide enough now that you don't have to venture into individual equities to get a diversified basket of high-yielding dividend stocks," Jim Woods wrote on Trader's Reserve. Both bond yields and U.S. Treasury yields are at some of the lowest points seen, causing income-seeking investors to venture into the dividend sector. Furthermore, when the market does turn around, dividend stocks and ETFs will deliver price appreciation and the usual cash distribution, reports... Read more
  

  Stock name									ISIN	Last trade		P/E	Earnings/Share	Dividend/Share	Dividend yield
  ISHARES S&P US PREFERRED STOCK INDEX FUND									US4642886877

  
  

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