7 Dividend ETFs + 1 Beaten-Down REIT on FAST Graphs | Partner Series ft. Devoted Dividend Investing

Hey, what's up you guys? This is Ben from Devoted Dividend Investing with another video in partnership with fastcrafts.com. As always, we're going to go through some of the top dividend ETFs and a stock here and there throughout the market as of right now. And we're going to hopefully find some names that are currently offering some potential buying opportunities. But along with that, I'm also going to share with you certain names that I'm personally watching very closely and even adding to my portfolio currently. The first name being DIVO, the Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF. DIVO is trading at around $47 per share currently. Blended PE for DIVO is around 20 and 1/2 times. The fair value ratio for DIVO is around 15 times. Adjusted operating earnings growth rate 13.10%. DIVO's EPS yield 4.84%. The dividend yield for DIVO is around 5.51%. So this one is not offering a massive buying opportunity. Although because this one is rather stable and it does offer that nice juicy income of around 5 5.2% depending on the month, this one's always on my watchlist. ETF number two that I want to go through is one very high up on my watchlist currently, GPIQ. This is the Goldman Sachs Nasdaq 100 Core Premium Income ETF. This ETF is in my portfolio and I've been wanting to grab more of it. Although it's still a little bit pricey in my opinion. GPIQ is currently trading in the mid $58 range. The blended PE for this one around 31 times. EPS yield 3.2%. Dividend yield around 10% with this one. So once again, with that option premium income, you're getting a lot more income generation potential right from the one. The adjusted operating earnings growth rate 31.15% and the fair value ratio 31 times. GPIQ is always a buy and hold forever style ETF. That's pretty much always high up on my list and I will be adding more to this one during the next market dip. The next ETF we have to take a close look to SCHD, which has been actually dropping in price a little bit here and there offering a better potential opportunity for a long-term hold. But not only that, as this one goes down, of course, your initial starting yield, as far as dividends go, is also going to go up. SCHD is currently trading below $33 per share, finally a few bucks off of all-time highs. The blended P/E for this one around 15.8 times, EPS yield 6.33, the dividend yield now back over 3% at 3.22%. The adjusted operating earnings growth rate 8.67% and fair value around 15 times. Now, this one is a name that I personally add to my portfolio pretty much every single week as a long-term buy and hold position, but like I mentioned with some of these dividend growth names, as they drop in price, the initial yield is going to be significantly higher, and especially if names like this do, at least historically, offer some dividend growth, that's going to put you in a nice position, hopefully in the future, if the dividends keep growing. The next ETF on my list is going to be DGRW. This is the WisdomTree Quality Dividend Growth Fund. This is a very high-quality dividend growth ETF that's growing like crazy since inception, more or less, and also paid more and more in dividends over time. Now, this ETF's highs are just over $100 per share, so we are a few dollars off the most recent highs. The blended P/E for DGRW around 22.86 times, EPS yield 4.37%, dividend yield is just over 1.1% with this one. Now, the adjusted operating and fair value ratio 20.39. This is another ETF that's still trading very high, but due to the fact that this ETF holds on to a lot of technology names inside the fund, this ETF is a long way from the most recent lows. Next up, we have one of my other favorite income-oriented ETFs, SPYI. This is the Neos S&P 500 Income ETF, the ETF that I currently own a ton of shares of. Now, SPYI is also trading near its all-time high at around $53, $54 per share. Blended P/E is over 24 times, EPS yield 4.17, dividend yield is under 12%. The adjusted operating earnings growth rate and fair value around 23, almost 24 times. This is going to be another one that's always on my personal watch list, but again, names like this I really like adding into my portfolio when the the a little bit deeper into the red. If we have those days where the market's down, let's say 2% or 3%, that's where I would load up on sort of blue chip high income names like this one. We have a few more names to go through, and as always, if you guys want to see any dividend style ETFs on the next video, definitely drop some names in the comments. But, we have DGRO, another very popular dividend growth name, which also is slightly off of its all-time highs. DGRO was trading around 80 bucks per share not too long ago, currently at around $76 per share. With DGRO, we're looking at around a 19.5 times blended PE, EPS yield 5.12%, dividend yield around 2%, which again, with names like DGRO, SCHD, or even DJRW, the initial starting yield is going to really put your position in a much better place. Of course, if you can buy dips in the markets. The adjusted operating earnings growth rate is going to be 13.54, and the fair value ratio 15 times. Another one that I wouldn't personally add too much of right here, but if you're looking for a buy now forever position, names like these and others are always fun to watch in my book. We have two more names to go through. One of my favorite dividend growth names, which I also hold some shares of, is the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation Index Fund, or VIG. Now, VIG is trading pretty close to its all-time highs, also. The highs recently at around $245 per share. Now around 236 per share. Blended PEs around 22.5 times. EPS yield 4.4, and the dividend yield around 1.54. The adjusted operating earnings growth rate around 16.29, and fair value ratio around 16 times. Another one that's going to be on my watch list, but I wouldn't add too much to this one currently, just because it is still pretty expensive. But last but not least, let's go over a dividend stock. This is the Realty Income, ticker symbol O, which if you guys follow real estate investment trusts, or REITs, these names have been beat up like crazy as of recent. Realty Income is now in the low $50 per share range, which is nuts because not too long ago, Realty Income was well over $65 per share. Now, Realty Income, as it sits currently, is obviously offering somewhat of a buy opportunity, depending on what your time horizon is, but the dividend yield for this one is around 6.06%. So, a starting yield of over 6%, AFFO yield 8.19%. the price again the $53 $54 range blended P/AFFO 12.22 times the fair value ratio around 14.51 times. This one is definitely offering a potential buying opportunity, but who knows what's going to happen with the rates, but we really have to be careful with the real estate investment trust because they are very sensitive to rates. So those are a few of my current favorite dividend style ETFs and stocks of course that I'm watching closely. As always check out the FastGraphs platform if you want to be able to analyze any stock or ETF and find out so much information about it.