Fidelity International High Dividend ETF

FIDI

Market cap $166M

Overview Fund Activity

24.75 USD

+0.12

0.49%

At close Updated Sep 15, 4:00 PM EDT

1 day

0.49%

5 days

0.77%

1 month

1.27%

3 months

4.92%

6 months

11.39%

Year to date

26.86%

1 year

15.06%

5 years

47.67%

10 years

-2.56%

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Funds holding %

of 7,463 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2025 Q2 regulatory disclosures by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

15% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $38.3M [Q1] → $44.2M (+$5.86M) [Q2]

7% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 15 | Existing positions reduced: 14

0% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 1 [Q1] → 1 (+0) [Q2]

2.1% less ownership

Funds ownership: 35.05% [Q1] → 32.94% (-2.1%) [Q2]

5% less funds holding

Funds holding: 44 [Q1] → 42 (-2) [Q2]

13% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 7 | Existing positions closed: 8

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Financial journalist opinion

FIDI's Diversified Yield Case: Respectable, Not Exceptional

FIDI offers solid international dividend exposure with a unique methodology, but its long-term diversification benefits are limited in today's global markets. Yield and total return are competitive with US peers, but FIDI is outperformed by international alternatives like LVHI, which boasts better risk-reward and drawdown management. FIDI's portfolio construction is thoughtfully diversified by country and sector, though its yield and returns don't significantly outshine the competition.

FIDI's Diversified Yield Case: Respectable, Not Exceptional

International ETFs: Diversifier for Outsized U.S. Growth Exposures

For investors heavily weighted toward U.S. growth equities, international ETFs could be a useful diversification play for portfolios. Developed-market international equities, particularly in Europe, appear to have significant upside before reaching their long-term valuation levels relative to the S&P 500, according to recent research from Fidelity Investments.

International ETFs: Diversifier for Outsized U.S. Growth Exposures

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Understanding the Tailwinds for Fidelity's International ETFs

As investors seek out attractive opportunities in the current market, international ETFs are gaining favor among many. Europe and other developed-market equities were the top-performing regions during the first quarter, with each benefiting from a weaker dollar.

Understanding the Tailwinds for Fidelity's International ETFs

FIDI: A Lower Cost Option, But With Limited Growth

Fidelity International High Dividend ETF focuses on high dividend stocks from developed markets but has a short-term selection methodology. FIDI's 12-month yield-based approach results in weaker dividend growth and total returns compared to IDV's 3-5 year evaluation period. FIDI's total return since inception is 18.8%, significantly lower than IDV's 37.1%, indicating inferior long-term performance.

FIDI: A Lower Cost Option, But With Limited Growth

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The Case for Using International ETFs to Diversify Portfolios

As advisors look to diversify client portfolios, international equity ETFs may be worth consideration. Diversification should be a key area of focus this year, amid an uncertain economic outlook and potential for uneven market returns after the policy changes implemented by the new administration.

The Case for Using International ETFs to Diversify Portfolios

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3 Fidelity ETFs to Buy in February to Generate Big Passive Income In Retirement

For those looking to build a portfolio of income-producing assets that may allow one to live off of dividends in retirement (without having to sell much, if all, of one's invested shares), the following three Fidelity ETFs may be worth considering.

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Dividend ETFs Can Add Value to Portfolios

Dividend ETFs may be a good option for investors who want to generate income without sacrificing the potential for growth. Additionally, a dividend ETF may be an alternative solution for investors currently in money market funds or sitting on the sidelines in cash.

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