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SCHD, DIVB Beat QQQ, VOO and SPY as Dividend ETFs Ride AI Hedging Wave

Aug 15, 2026, 9:51 PMCrispus Nyaga

The SCHD and DIVB ETFs are doing well this year and are beating their counterparts like VOO, SPY, and QQQ as investors hedge AI

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