The first member of the CNBC Pro All Weather Stock list is a surprisingly flexible exchange trade fund that provides high dividend income. In particular, the timing of this list is correct, as the stock market has so far set the unstable setting of the stock market in 2025. Consider it: The S&P 500’s third consecutive year gains are extremely rare. We will have a period of mild returns for stocks, in addition to momentum stocks, other types of investments. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) does not match the reality of the market outlook. Foreign fiscal and monetary policies will affect the macroeconomic environment with high uncertainty. However, Wall Street’s fear scale (before the last few days) has trended down again in 2025. We will have a volatility soar, usually every few years and every few years to land on Wall Street. Signs of slowing growth have begun to emerge from Wal-Mart’s poor forecast last week to a recent decline in consumer sentiment survey. Dividend investment was completely forgotten in this bull run and should be rebates. This is how we find the first member of the full weather list. We screened thousands of exchange funds to find funds with extraordinary stability. Only 10 funds have positive returns in each of them over the past five years and so far this year. From there, only one fund has a dividend yield of more than 3% and a fee ratio of less than 0.3%. (The data we use comes from Factset.) New List Member: Vaneck Durable High Dividend ETF (Dura) ETF is Vaneck’s durable High Dividend ETF (Dura) that tracks the performance of the Morning Star US Dividend Valuation Index. This is the key reason why we added the fund: Over the past five years, the fund has earned reliable returns in a bull and bear environment. When the S&P 500 fell 19%, it returned 2.4% in 2022. Last year, it returned 9% as the market soared. The yield of ETF is 3.27%, and if the market goes through a correction or volatility period, you can wait. The top stakes include Abbvie, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer and Altria, which have reliable cash flows and are relatively unaffected by many changes that have taken place in Washington. The ETF has never dropped for a year in its six years. The fund will still appreciate and abandon stable income in the bull market. Price returns this year alone beat the market, and ETFs have risen by 4%. IT tracked indexes are trying to find high-yield companies with strong cheap financial positions. Dura YTD Mountain Vaneck Durable High Dividend ETF (Dura), the risk of this investment (charged by 0.29%) is: Despite the recent threat to the economy, stocks have continued to decline but have not yet weakened, but have left dividend and value investments in dust coins. The fund abandons stable returns and will punish it in the long run. In the past five years, only 7% have returned each year. Therefore, this bet can only be successful if the market performance is in recent history. The two largest shares in the fund are Chevron and Exxon Mobil. If there is a recession, these stocks could drop due to oil prices and eliminate any benefits from their dividend yields. If a vicious bear market occurs instead of ordinary corrections, it can significantly delay most stocks, even like the ones held in the fund. But ETFs should be expected to beat. This is the first addition to the full-weather list: This is not a portfolio, but a starting point for investor research with a specific macro or industry view. We will launch more Pro stock lists to give investors a specific perspective to consider some tangible strategies. These lists will be made up of screening techniques used by professionals, as well as some of the best studies we visited on Wall Street.
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