DGRO: A Buy As Capital Rotates Out Of Chips

DGRO looks like a compelling dividend growth ETF as capital rotates from semiconductors. Click to read more on DGRO.

Overview I'm one of those investors that naturally become skeptical when a sector experiences a rally that seems to last a bit too long. This has been the case with semiconductors, which have helped lift the I'm one of those investors that naturally become skeptical when a sector experiences a rally that seems to last a bit too long. This has been the case with semiconductors, which have helped lift the Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have a beneficial long position in the shares of DGRO either through stock ownership, options, or other derivatives.

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