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23.3
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0.83339
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$93.17
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$92.98
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NASDAQ Global Market
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Technology
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Microsoft Corp
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5.71%
The Long Game Of Dividend Growth Investing
With markets volatile in early 2026, nearly 13 years of live results show that the WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth Fund has delivered competitive long-term returns with a strong Sharpe ratio profile, reinforcing the case for emphasizing profitability and forward-looking earnings growth rather than simply backward-looking dividend streaks. While all five large-cap dividend growth ETFs target companies increasing payouts, their sharply different sector tilts, ranging from Technology and Communication Services to Utilities and Financials, have led to meaningfully different volatility, drawdown patterns and quality characteristics that investors must weigh when positioning for the next cycle. Strategies with heavier exposure to asset-light, high-return on equity sectors have exhibited stronger earnings growth expectations than more utility-heavy approaches, suggesting investors concerned about durability and valuation risk may want to consider a quality-focused allocation such as DGRW to navigate shifting market leadership.
Seeking Alpha • 9 hours ago

DGRW: Heavy Mega-Cap Exposure, Modest Dividends
WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth ETF blends quality and growth, favoring large and mega caps with strong capital efficiency and profitability. DGRW's 1.3% yield and 4.9% 5-year dividend growth lag income-focused peers, but its risk-adjusted returns stand out. Valuation sits below the S&P 500 but above most dividend ETF peers, reflecting a tech-heavy, mega-cap tilt and sector overweights in healthcare and industrials.
Seeking Alpha • Jan 1, 2026

DGRW: High Quality, Low Dividends, And Balanced Growth
WisdomTree's U.S. Quality Dividend Growth ETF delivers solid quality and growth but lacks on dividends. Its estimated yield is only 1.36%, and its dividend growth prospects are unclear. Several low-yielding mega-cap growth stocks dominate the fund, and DGRW's overlap with SPY has now reached 53%, up from 45% three years ago. Its long-term track record is impressive, and since June 2013, DGRW has actually matched SPY in terms of downside risk-adjusted returns, a key metric for more conservative investors.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 24, 2025

Top 3 Dividend ETF Picks for 2026
As the tech rally shows signs of fatigue, dividend stocks could be poised to lead the market in 2026. The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF and the WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth ETF focus on solid fundamentals and long-term payout growth.
The Motley Fool • Dec 14, 2025

The Dividend Growth Trifecta: Hunting For Quality, Yield, And Growth
The Dividend Growth Trifecta—quality, yield, and growth—remains my core focus for portfolio construction in an expensive market. Industry leaders like Ares Management Corporation and Blackstone Inc. offer superior risk-adjusted returns; I prefer buying dips in top names over chasing value in lower-quality peers. Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF™ is off my buy list due to sector reconstitution and dimmed double-digit dividend growth prospects, despite holding a large position.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 6, 2025

Is WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth ETF (DGRW) a Strong ETF Right Now?
Launched on 05/22/2013, the WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth ETF (DGRW) is a smart beta exchange traded fund offering broad exposure to the Style Box - Large Cap Value category of the market.
Zacks Investment Research • Nov 17, 2025

What Is The Best S&P 500 Replacement For Dividend Investors: VIG Vs. DGRO Vs. DGRW
Dividend investors seeking an S&P 500 replacement have many options. Three of the most popular are DGRO, DGRW, and VIG. All three ETFs present unique pros and cons, but which is the best?
Seeking Alpha • Nov 7, 2025

A Whirlwind Tour Through Major REIT Earnings Reports (And My Buy List)
AI-driven tech stocks dominate 2025 returns, leaving dividend and high-yield ETFs lagging due to limited AI exposure. REITs face mixed fortunes: ARE and DOC struggle with life science oversupply, while IVT, AMT, ADC, and VICI offer attractive dividend growth and value. My current buy list focuses on undervalued REITs and ETFs with strong dividend growth.
Seeking Alpha • Nov 1, 2025

Fundamentals Are Taking A Backseat During The 2025 Junk Rally
In 2025, speculative fervor has gripped markets as low-quality, unprofitable companies have significantly outperformed fundamentally strong peers across market caps. While the rally defies traditional investment logic, history shows that quality companies consistently outperform over full cycles and offer crucial downside protection. Investors seeking resilience amid volatility may consider the WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth Fund (DGRW), which has demonstrated strong defensive characteristics in declining markets.
Seeking Alpha • Oct 25, 2025

DGRW's Underperformance Makes It An Unattractive ETF, Consider Other Options
WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth Fund ETF (DGRW) continues to underperform the broader market and peers, prompting a hold rating recommendation. DGRW's sluggish returns stem from low dividend growth, below-average yield, and sector allocations that lag the S&P 500, especially in technology and financials. The ETF's quant rating is weak, with lackluster price momentum and dividend factors, while its valuation appears expensive relative to other dividend-focused funds.
Seeking Alpha • Oct 15, 2025

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