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Dividend ETFs DIVB and VIG offer tech exposure with different growth and valuation profiles amid capital rotation.
As investors move capital away from heavy AI technology spending, dividend-focused ETFs like Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG) and iShares Core Dividend ETF (DIVB) present attractive options. DIVB has returned 40.2% over the past year, offering cheaper valuation multiples and a 2.1% yield, with technology exposure from firms like Accenture and IBM. VIG holds faster-growing tech giants such as Microsoft and Broadcom, with expected earnings growth of 10.9%, but trades at higher valuations. DIVB is favored for value and income through 2027, while VIG suits long-term investors seeking steady dividend growth.
As investors move capital away from heavy AI technology spending, dividend-focused ETFs like Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG) and iShares Core Dividend ETF (DIVB) present attractive options. DIVB has returned 40.2% over the past year, offering cheaper valuation multiples and a 2.1% yield, with technology exposure from firms like Accenture and IBM. VIG holds faster-growing tech giants such as Microsoft and Broadcom, with expected earnings growth of 10.9%, but trades at higher valuations. DIVB is favored for value and income through 2027, while VIG suits long-term investors seeking steady dividend growth.
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