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Is ProShares Russell 2000 Dividend Growers ETF (SMDV) a Strong ETF Right Now?
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REGL is a smart beta ETF focused on mid-cap dividend aristocrats with $1.78 billion in assets. The fund has delivered 12.47% returns year-to-date and 10.97% over the past year, with a 2.17% dividend yield and 0.40% expense ratio. It carries medium risk with a beta of 0.71 and holds about 66 stocks across financials, industrials, and utilities sectors.
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1 Long-Term Dividend ETF Built to Outlast Any Market Cycle Over 20 Years
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