In the era of low interest rates, the cost-effectiveness of high dividend allocation remains, with the S&P Dividend ETF closing up 0.66%
On February 27th, the S&P Dividend ETF closed up 0.66%, with a trading volume of 20.8266 million yuan. The constituent stocks showed mixed performance; on the upside, Chongqing Department Store led the gains, followed by PAB; on the downside, Shuangliang Energy led the declines, with Quartz Co. following. In terms of news, technology and dividends, as the "two ends" of a barbell strategy, have seen a significant rise in the technology sector recently, leading to a decrease in valuation attractiveness, which has enhanced the appeal of dividends. Coupled with the upcoming dividend payout window, institutional clients are expected to continue buying, providing financial support for the dividend sector. Industry insiders indicate that from a medium to long-term perspective, the cost-effectiveness of high dividends in a low-interest-rate era remains, and long-term institutional funds such as insurance still have ongoing allocation needs
