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  Daniel Brooks@EquityBlueprint5d

  Dividend Dominance: SCHD Holds the 2026 ETF Total Return Crown 2026 YTD Total Return (as of Aug 7) $SCHD | +25.62% | Undisputed YTD Leader $VYM | +16.80% | High dividend yield strength $DGRO | +15.52% | Dividend growth compounding $FDVV | +15.13% | High dividend core $VIG | +12.49% | Conservative dividend appreciation 1-Year Total Return: SCHD leads at +31.38% I shared this rotation thesis before, but you weren't following me yet. You're here now. Next execution alert coming soon. Head to my profile to see my full log.

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  Marino131313@TripleDragonBullishJul 28

  $FDVV adding every week 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨

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  Investing Wise Academy@wizeinvestingJul 24

  $LEU $SCHD $DGRO $FDVV $CGDV Dividend ETFs have become one of the most competitive corners of the investing world. Every year, new funds emerge with stronger returns, faster dividend growth, or bold claims of outperforming long-time favorites like SCHD. It's no surprise that many investors are beginning to question whether loyalty to a proven fund is preventing them from earning better returns elsewhere. But choosing a dividend ETF isn't simply about comparing performance charts or chasing whichever fund had the best three-year run. Every ETF is built with a different objective, balancing income, growth, risk, diversification, and downside protection in its own... https://www.wizeinvesting.com/p/building-value-month-by-month-500-regular-investments-in-leu

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  Bradly@AlphaWatch_Jul 19

  YTD TOTAL RETURN UPDATE as of July 17, 2026 $SCHD: +21.95% $QQQ: +13.46% $VYM: +12.95% $DGRO: +12.13% $FDVV: +11.47% SCHD is still dominating this group in 2026, outperforming the broader dividend and growth ETFs by a clear margin. A strong reminder that market leadership changes constantly. The winners from last year may not be the winners this year.

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  CT@ANALYZINGBearishJul 17

  $FDVV major, major problems with Fidelity trading platform today called into the support team. They are having system wide glitches that they admit to $ASTS $SPY $QQQ

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  Nasdaq Frontier@NasdaqFrontier6Jul 10

  If you like Dividend Growth...Buy 1) $DGRO 2) $SCHD 3) $CGDG 4) $VIG 5) $FDVV Dividend growth investing remains a popular strategy for long-term investors, but the goal is not simply chasing the highest yield. The focus is owning companies with strong cash flow and the ability to consistently grow dividends over time. DGRO targets U.S. companies with a history of dividend growth; SCHD focuses on high-quality dividend companies and has become a favorite among income investors; CGDG provides exposure to global dividend growth opportunities; VIG emphasizes companies with consistent dividend increases; FDVV combines dividend yield with quality-based selection. The power of dividend growth comes from compounding, but investors should still evaluate valuation, business quality, and cash flow strength. Great dividend investments are not just about paying today—they are about growing tomorrow. Follow my page for more ETF insights and investing strategies.

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  Mr. Denny@EquityResearch6Jul 8

  These 10 are worth having on your radar: $SPYI – High income with S&P 500 exposure $FDVV – Fidelity's dividend-focused ETF $DIVO – Dividend income plus covered calls $QQQI – High-income Nasdaq strategy $SCHG – Long-term large-cap growth Which one are you buying first? I suggest you read my article over them. It is entirely free. You may be able to get some insight Next alert dropping soon! If you are not following us with notifications turned on, you might miss our next alerts.

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  Ginerva@GinervaJul 3

  $FDVV First time buying this today.

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  William Parker@ParkerTradesXJul 1

  June is done. July begins. Strategy stays the same. $SCHD still paying. $SCHG still compounding. $FDVV still delivering. $WQTM still building. No noise. No change in discipline. Same process. New month. Let’s make July count. I often get asked why I don’t turn this into paid content, but for me it’s just a hobby. I’m not financially struggling, so I choose to share it for free.

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  Tuck@rac0258BullishJun 29

  $LTC.X $FTEC $FIDI $FDVV Fidelity highlighting Litecoins innovating layer 2 building today. Testnet is close to being completed, and mainnet launched. Almost 100 Million transactions in 9 weeks of testing. Ethereum and Bitcoin developers have created bridges and atomic swaps. Audit 1 complete and passed- audit 2 underway now. https://www.fidelitydigitalassets.com/research-and-insights/coin-report-litecoin-ltc?ccsource=owned_social_coin_ltc_x

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  Mr. Denny@EquityResearch6Jun 25

  Which hits $300K first with $100K invested? 👀 $100K → $VOO (S&P growth) $100K → $FDVV (Dividend growth) $100K → $OVL (Reliable income) $100K → $SPYI (High income S&P) Which one? 👇

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  Investing Wise Academy@wizeinvestingJun 25

  $VDE $FTEC $FDVV $FXAIX For most investors balancing markets with work, life, and everything in between, the biggest mistake is not picking the “wrong” asset for a year — it is building a portfolio that cannot survive 30 years. The problem is not lack of information, but misplaced priorities. Most investment approaches quietly optimize for recent performance: what is leading today, what just outperformed, what looks strongest in the current cycle. That creates portfolios that feel powerful in the moment but behave unpredictably across inflation shocks, rate cycles, AI-driven bubbles, recessions, and long stretches of stagnation. A true lifetime portfolio requires a different lens — one built not around prediction, but resilience across regimes. In this breakdown, we step away from short-term performance thinking and focus on what actually matters over... https://www.wizeinvesting.com/p/the-5-year-climb-that-built-95-profits

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  Investing Wise Academy@wizeinvestingJun 10

  $FTEC $FELG $FBCG $ONEQ $FDVV At first glance, a $25,000 portfolio spread across five Fidelity ETFs looks almost too simple to be meaningful, especially when the end goal is multi-million-dollar wealth over time. But beneath that simplicity is a structured compounding system where each fund plays a different role—some driving aggressive upside through technology and growth, others smoothing volatility and adding income, and all of them relying on one fragile ingredient: the investor’s ability to stay invested through decades of cycles, drawdowns, and recoveries. In the full breakdown, we explore how FTEC, FELG, FBCG, ONEQ, and FDVV function as a coordinated compounding system—and why the real determinant of success isn’t which ETF you pick, but whether you can hold through the volatility each “engine” inevitably brings. https://www.wizeinvesting.com/p/30k-turned-into-225k-with-tssi-in-5-years

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  Marino131313@TripleDragonBullishJun 7

  $FDVV buying a ton now. They could possibly change this to a monthly payer

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  Investing Wise Academy@wizeinvestingMay 23

  $LNG $SCHD $FDVV What looks like a simple choice between two dividend ETFs—SCHD and FDVV—actually represents two very different ways of building long-term income in a shifting market. One prioritizes stability, consistency, and disciplined compounding, while the other leans into growth exposure, tech-driven cycles, and faster income expansion when markets are risk-on. This newsletter breaks down why their performance divergence is widening again in 2026, how recent market rotations are reshaping dividend leadership, and why the real decision isn’t about which ETF is “better,” but which one aligns with the next decade of market behavior and your own income timeline. Inside the full newsletter, we explore how market cycles quietly flip the advantage between SCHD and FDVV, why income timing matters more than... https://www.wizeinvesting.com/p/30k-turned-into-54k-in-5-years

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