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Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF

DIVO

Market cap $7.81B

47.45 USD

-0.21

0.44%

At close Updated Sep 15, 12:55 PM EDT

1 day

-0.44%

5 days

-0.92%

1 month

-1.96%

3 months

2.06%

6 months

4.4%

Year to date

6.15%

1 year

8.16%

5 years

31.29%

10 years

89.65%

News

Positive

Neutral

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Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 50%

Neutral 43.8%

Negative 6.3%

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ETFs vs. Mutual Funds vs. Individual Stocks: Why I'm Putting More Into ETFs in 2027

Mutual funds and exchange-traded funds are both pooled investment vehicles. Exchange-traded funds have important advantages over mutual funds.

ETFs vs. Mutual Funds vs. Individual Stocks: Why I'm Putting More Into ETFs in 2027

IDVO Vs. DIVO: The Better Income Trade Is Outside The U.S.

Amplify CWP International Enhanced Dividend Income ETF (IDVO) earns a Buy rating for its 6.10% distribution and superior recent returns versus its benchmark. IDVO delivers higher income than the Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF (DIVO) without sacrificing total return, outperforming its international benchmark by 2.5 percentage points annually over three years. IDVO benefits from a cheaper starting valuation, with its equity universe trading at a 39% forward P/E discount to the U.S. market.

IDVO Vs. DIVO: The Better Income Trade Is Outside The U.S.

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These 3 Monthly Payers Can Turn $750,000 Into More Than $70,000 a Year Without Touching Principal

A 10-year Treasury won't get a $750,000 portfolio to $70,000 a year in income, but three monthly-paying ETFs with very different personalities just might, and the way they fit together is not obvious.

These 3 Monthly Payers Can Turn $750,000 Into More Than $70,000 a Year Without Touching Principal

8-13% Yielding Funds To Buy To Potentially Beat The Market

Most publicly traded funds struggle to beat their benchmarks. However, there are some rare exceptions. We detail some that combine high yields with exemplary total return track records.

8-13% Yielding Funds To Buy To Potentially Beat The Market

DIVO & QDVO: The Options Strategies Are Not Alike

I analyze Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF and Amplify CWP Growth & Income ETF from a structural, options-focused perspective. DIVO and QDVO share a portfolio manager and a covered call label. They are not the same trade, and QDVO is not DIVO with more growth. Both funds write single stock calls against about 6% of net assets. QDVO adds a short Nasdaq overlay averaging 20%. DIVO runs no index overlay at all.

DIVO & QDVO: The Options Strategies Are Not Alike

Two Covered Call ETFs Built To Weather The Sell-Off

We have entered a market regime highly favorable for covered call strategies, driven by elevated volatility and reduced upside potential. Investors seeking yield should be mindful of opportunity costs and balance their covered call exposure to avoid underperformance in both price and income. Less aggressive covered call instruments, focusing on yield stability or growth, can offer premium benefits and mitigate opportunity costs.

Two Covered Call ETFs Built To Weather The Sell-Off

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You Retired With Two Car Payments and No Paycheck. These 3 ETFs Cover Both Every Month

Retirement should not feel like a monthly cliffhanger, but if you carried two car loans across the finish line, it might.

You Retired With Two Car Payments and No Paycheck. These 3 ETFs Cover Both Every Month

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DIVO Was the Quality-Income Pick. Its International Twin Yields 5.6% and Beat It by 5 Points

Income investors who bought the Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF (NYSEARCA:DIVO) got what they paid for: a US large-cap quality portfolio wrapped in a tactical

DIVO Was the Quality-Income Pick. Its International Twin Yields 5.6% and Beat It by 5 Points

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DIVO Holders Gave Up $79,300 on a $500,000 Position Over Five Years for Downside Comfort

DIVO markets itself as an income fund that softens drawdowns. That comfort carries a price the fact sheet does not spotlight.

DIVO Holders Gave Up $79,300 on a $500,000 Position Over Five Years for Downside Comfort

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JEPI Holds $46 Billion and Is Up 5.8% This Year. Four Funds With the Same Job Beat It by Double Digits

Editor's note: This comparative analysis references six ETF tickers (JEPI, GPIQ, GPIX, DIVO, SPYI, FYEE) to fully evaluate the incumbent against its closest peers.

JEPI Holds $46 Billion and Is Up 5.8% This Year. Four Funds With the Same Job Beat It by Double Digits

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