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    DIVO (DIVO)

    Diversified Equity • Large Value

    $48.28
    -0.17 (-0.35%)

    Market Cap: $5.70B

    Last updated: Sep 01, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET

    Dividends

    Dividend Metrics

    Yield4.61%
    Annual/Share$2.23
    Frequency12
    Pay MonthsJan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec

    Growth

    3Y CAGR+6.91%
    5Y CAGR+5.37%
    View DIVO's full dividend history

    DIVO (DIVO)

    Large Value • USA

    Net Assets (AUM)$5.70B
    Expense Ratio0.5600%
    Dividend Yield1.61%
    Portfolio Turnover94.00%
    Inception DateDec 13, 2016

    Sector Allocations

    Financials22.2%
    Information Technology16.2%
    Industrials11.4%
    Healthcare8.3%
    Consumer Discretionary6.9%
    Energy6.9%
    Consumer Staples6.7%
    Communication Services3.9%
    Materials2.2%
    Utilities1.9%
    Real Estate0.0%

    Note: Total allocation shown is 86.6%. Some sectors may not be classified.

    Technical Indicators

    RSI: Neutral
    RSI (14)60.88
    VWAP
    $48.290

    Simple Moving Averages

    SMA 10
    $48.39
    SMA 20
    $48.17
    SMA 50
    $46.85
    SMA 200
    $45.06

    Exponential Moving Averages

    EMA 10
    $48.33
    EMA 20
    $48.02
    EMA 50
    $47.15
    EMA 200
    $44.99

    Holdings (32)

    Holdings as of Aug 18, 2026
    Rank
    Symbol
    Name
    Weight
    1MSFTMICROSOFT CORP6.16%
    2CATCATERPILLAR INC5.31%
    3AAPLAPPLE INC5.05%
    4AMGNAMGEN INC5.03%
    5JPMJPMORGAN CHASE & CO4.93%
    6VVISA INC CLASS A4.78%
    7GSTHE GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC4.76%
    8CVXCHEVRON CORP4.45%
    9AXPAMERICAN EXPRESS CO4.36%
    10SOFRAMPLIFY SAMSUNG SOFR ETF4.10%
    11TJXTJX COMPANIES INC4.04%
    12NVDANVIDIA CORP3.93%
    13RTXRTX CORP3.61%
    14AGPXXINVESCO SHRT-TRM INV GOV&AGCY INSTL3.44%
    15CMECME GROUP INC CLASS A3.33%
    16MRKMERCK & CO INC3.29%
    17WMTWALMART INC3.08%
    18GOOGLALPHABET INC CLASS A2.89%
    19AEMAGNICO EAGLE MINES LTD2.78%
    20XLYSTATE STREET® CNSMRDISCSELSECTSPDR®ETF2.73%
    21FDXFEDEX CORP2.45%
    22MPCMARATHON PETROLEUM CORP2.43%
    23SCCOSOUTHERN COPPER CORP1.94%
    24KOCOCA-COLA CO1.89%
    25DUKDUKE ENERGY CORP1.87%
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