iShares Select Dividend Index (ETF) Google Group

Re: dividend

2009-01-15T05:25:19Z

Thanks for the link. Google's always had issues with dividends and
splits, especially in foreign stocks/ADRs and REITs.

Re: dividend

2008-12-08T18:26:42Z

I don't know, I was going to buy it because the DIV.

dividend

2008-11-14T01:40:22Z

What happened to the quarterly dividend that this fund pays out?!!!!

No load fundx

2008-11-05T18:14:09Z

Mark Hulbert ranks all the newsletters no load fundx is the highest
ranked over time.

The last newsletter recommended purchase of DVY as one of its largest
holdings on the MUP portfolio Fundx MUP has outpaced the s&p by over
10% for the last two years

Re: Dividend

2008-06-12T16:47:17Z

I estimated the dividend rate at 4.7% annualized and this rate was
based on the payout amount and fund price on 31 Mar '08.

Re: Dividend

2008-05-02T14:04:13Z

Thank you David, I appreciate the information.

Re: Dividend

2008-05-01T14:47:57Z

The last 3 dividends I recieved in my trading account were on 3/31/08,
1/03/08, 10/1/07
Each dividend payed ~1%, it was too complicated to find out exactly
what % it was.

Google finance is not great at reporting dividends on the stock
charts, especially for ETFs.

Dividend

2008-04-30T15:08:33Z

What happended to the dividend?

Current market

2008-01-22T18:54:43Z

DVY is bringing up the stock market now.

Re: DVY tax efficiency

2008-01-09T06:45:20Z

YES!

Re: DVY tax efficiency

2008-01-03T18:43:06Z

Can etfs like dvy for roth IRA be tax free?

Re: DVY tax efficiency

2007-12-21T22:05:24Z

Thank you! Very useful information, and not anticipated (e.g., %
Qualified for DVY vs IWM)

Re: DVY tax efficiency

2007-12-14T04:27:10Z

[link]

Re: DVY tax efficiency

2007-11-08T21:03:07Z

you should probably have considered the tax consequences of an income
generating ETF prior to making your purchase...I own DVY in a Rollover
IRA

DVY tax efficiency

2007-10-27T03:28:38Z

I bought DVY for the large cap / stable / dividends. My position is in
a taxable brokerage account, and now I am wondering if there are going
to be tax consequences. Is there a way to determine if the dividends
will "qualify" for the 15% cap gains rate? Since this is a dividend
ETF, perhaps this position is better suited for an IRA (as opposed to,

Re: dividends

2007-06-13T21:23:07Z

It depends on your brokerage account. As another poster noted,
Scottrade doesn't reinvest dividends. I just opened my Roth IRA with
TD Ameritrade instead of Scottrade for that reason -- TD Ameritrade
will automatically reinvest dividends, giving fractional shares, with
no transaction costs. Sharebuilder is another one that reinvests

Re: dividends

2007-05-04T21:18:49Z

Unlike mutual funds, an ETF must be bought in whole shares. (Mutual
funds can be bought in partial shares, and therefore you can reinvest
all dividends, even if your balance does not add up to a total share.)
Depending on your broker or account, dividends from a stock or ETF
should be paid into a cash balance within the IRA. If these dividend

Re: dividends

2007-05-04T04:30:31Z

Corny,
Could you please elaborate on that? I have an IRA account (just opened
last month for last year's contribution). It'd be great if I can
contribute to my IRA without having to pay tax. Thanks in advance.

Re: dividends

2007-05-03T16:03:48Z

Through my scottrade, they are given as a cash dist. They go right
into my cash account. I do not know if they able to be automatically
re-invested. I use the dist to go against new stock buys in my IRA
account, thus not having to pay tax.

dividends

2007-05-01T23:47:40Z

If I buy into this fund or any dividend index fund, are the dividends
automatically reinvested or are they paid? If paid, how are they paid?