Large-cap dividend ETFs have been a hot spot for investors over the past couple years. As longer-term Treasury yields remain below 2%, many have turned to dividend-paying stocks to fill the income-producing role in portfolios that bonds and money markets aren't currently. Today, it's worth asking the question if dividend stocks are looking overbought and if the ETFs that buy dividend stocks are pushing it a little too far in trying to produce higher yields.
I believe that's the case with the iShares Select Dividend ETF (NYSEARCA:DVY).
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