Let's take a look at the total return composite yield for the first half of 2024, which combines yield and dividend rates. The highest final yield was recorded by the U.S. Dividend Dow Jones, with the Tiger ETF achieving a remarkable 10.86%. Following closely was the Ace ETF, which rose by 10.84%, and finally, the Sol ETF, which recorded a 10.81% increase. An interesting point is that the difference in total return yield between the first and third places is just 0.05%. This indicates a very competitive environment. 

Hello, I am Woo Han from Zantech TV, where my goal is to accumulate 1 billion won through saving and investing. Today, I will provide you with valuable information that can assist in your investments. Subscribing and liking my content always gives me great support. The first half of 2024 has already passed quickly. The stock market remains hot, continuing from the first quarter. The S&P 500 index rose by 16.02% in the first half of 2024, while the Nasdaq 100 surged by an impressive 19.35%. However, SCHD has only...

We recorded a 3.27% increase. Let's review the first half of the year regarding the four ETFs known as the Korean version of SCD. We will focus on three products: the Solga Ace and the American Dividend Dow Jones ETFs launched by Tiger. We have compared all the important information, including the yield, dividend rate, and fees for the first half of 2024, excluding hedged products. Let's get started. 

The first performance we will check is the yield of each ETF. First, let's look at the performance of SCHD for the first half of 2024. SCHD recorded a 3.27% increase from January to June 30. However, after the monthly CPI announced on July 11, it rose an additional 1.5%, bringing the total performance to 5.76%. Now, let's see how the American Dividend Dow Jones ETF, known as the Korean version of SCD, performed during the same period. Tiger's American Dividend Dow Jones recorded its performance from January to June 2024.

By the 30th, it had risen by as much as 9.01%. The U.S. Dividend Dow Jones increased by 8.95%, and the Ace U.S. Dividend Dow Jones rose by 8.88%. During this period, the top performer was Tiger from last year, with only a very slight difference of 0.13% compared to Ace, which recorded third place. However, compared to the 3.27% increase of SCHD, the U.S. Dividend Dow Jones ETF saw an increase of about 99%, showing a difference of approximately 2.7 times. So, why did such a difference occur? We can think of several reasons. The biggest reason is the exchange rate between the won and the dollar. During the same period, the won-dollar exchange rate rose by a staggering 7.86%. Since Korean ETFs are traded in won, they are greatly affected by exchange rate fluctuations. The increase in the won-dollar exchange rate has worked more favorably for Korean investors. Next, let's check the dividend performance of the SCD U.S. Dividend Dow.

In the first quarter of 2024, SCHD recorded a dividend of $0.611, with a yield of 0.77%. However, in the second quarter, the dividend grew to $0.82, with a yield of 1.00%. Looking at the dividend growth rate, it was historically low at just 2.44% in the first quarter. Many people have said that SCHD is finished, but the second quarter's dividend increased by a remarkable 24% compared to the same period last year, once again proving SCHD's strong growth potential. If you are curious about the dividend growth rates for the first and second quarters, as well as the outlook for the second half of the year, be sure to check out this video to gain essential information about SD investments. 

To summarize the dividend yield for the first quarter: SCHD had a yield of 0.77%, Tiger had 0.81%, Sol had 0.80%, and Ace paid out a yield of 0.96%. Moving on to the second quarter, the Korean version of SCHD ETFs showed similar dividend yields, with Tiger at 1.04%.

SC HD recorded the same dividend yield of 1.06%. Ace also achieved a yield of 1.0%. All three ETFs recorded a dividend yield of over 1.0%. Looking at the overall dividend yields for the first half of the year, SCHD was at 1.83%, while Tiger and Sol had yields of 1.86%, showing a slight difference. Ace recorded the highest yield at 1.96%. Now, let's check the total return composite yield for the first half of 2024, which combines both yield and return. The highest final yield recorded was by the U.S. Dividend Dow Jones, with the Tiger ETF at 10.86%. Following closely was Ace at 10.84%, and lastly, Sol recorded 10.81%. Interestingly, the difference between the total return yields for first and third place is only 0.05%. It is indeed a very competitive environment. Finally, we will also look at the fees, as they are important because they directly impact the yield. Right now, the yield's

Although there are fees included, when it comes to long-term investment, higher fees reduce the rate of return. It is necessary to check the total expense ratio, which includes not only the fees disclosed by the investment firm but also hidden fees. To accurately identify these hidden costs, one must check directly with the Financial Investment Association. When examining the hidden fees of each ETF, it was found that Tiger, which had the highest total return rate, also had the lowest fees. The next lowest fees were from Soli. Lastly, the ETF with the highest fees was Ace, specifically the U.S. Dividend Dow Jones ETF. Tiger continues to maintain a competitive edge in terms of returns. Considering the fees, the difference between Soli and Ace is now almost negligible. However, looking at last year and the previous quarter, Tiger had a significant lead in first place, but in the increasingly competitive landscape, the total return, which includes fees and dividends, is becoming more crucial.

You can see that the difference in return yields is rapidly decreasing. Each investor in the U.S. Dividend Dow Jones ETF has their own circumstances. The Ace ETF is relatively high in dividend yield, making it suitable for those who want more cash flow. On the other hand, for those who want to focus a bit more on yield rather than cash flow, I recommend the Tiger ETF, which had the highest total return. Today, I compared the performance of the SCD in the first half of the year with the Korean version of the SCD and the U.S. Dividend Dow Jones. I hope this provides useful information and assistance for our subscribers' investments. If you found today's video helpful, please like, subscribe, and leave warm comments of support. Thank you sincerely for watching today.

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