
TSE:VDY
This summary was created by AI, based on 18 opinions in the last 12 months.
Vanguard FTSE Cdn High Div Yd (VDY-T) has garnered positive attention as a reliable investment choice among experts, emphasizing its low management expense ratio (MER) and focus on high-yield Canadian equities. Analysts highlight the ETF's ability to offer solid diversification and maintain value during market downturns, suggesting it remains a favorable option for income generation. Notably, VDY's performance shows resilience amid market uncertainty, with recommended stopping points and potential price targets indicating a favorable upside of around 15% to 18%. The consensus among reviewers leans towards maintaining or adjusting stop-loss levels while recommending this ETF for its attractive yield and overall stability. However, some experts advise caution regarding the concentration in banks and the importance of examining the sustainability of dividends from underlying companies.
Better places to be. Dividend growth is more interesting than high dividend payers, especially in an inflationary world. He wants companies that grow their dividends more quickly, even if the dividend is lower to begin with. A rising stream of income offsets a rising cost of living.
Take a look at RDVY.
As long as you have 4-5 years before the home purchase, you can be in an equity strategy. Equities can be volatile.
For Canadian exposure, VDY or XEI makes sense -- high dividends tend to do well in Canada. Lots of options in the US, but he'd stick to equal-weight (not market-weight) ETFs. S&P 500 is still 45% tech and communications, and that's a bit risky at this point. Consider RSP.
For European exposure go for a broad-based approach such as in VIDY.
Resources required to build those data centres and energy sources are booming. That's why Canada is doing so well. Broad diversification and a good dividend yield. Canadian dividends are eligible for the tax credit, so it's more tax-efficient if outside a registered account.
Sees a broadening of the market rally after a very strong few days. Rotation out of tech into other names.
Buys companies with high dividends. You need to look at each underlying company to see if the dividend is sustainable. Often the dividend yield goes higher because the stock price collapses. That's not a good thing. Telus would be an example of that. Be careful.
Up 20% in one year, great. Overall, getting safer companies with a lot of cashflow. Just watch for companies that may cut their dividend. Great vehicle for people looking for dividend income, especially in a non-registered account.
Basket of high-dividend-paying stocks. Very heavy in Canadian banks, about 46%. Depending on your outlook for the banks, you need to decide if this holding makes sense for you. Choose this one if you're looking for yield. Yield is about 3.3%.
XIC will be much more diversified, as its focus is not juicy dividends. Dividend is lower. Banks make up only 21%. Yield is ~2.3%.
Vanguard FTSE Cdn High Div Yd. is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol VDY.TO (previously VDY-T on Stockchase) on the Toronto Stock Exchange (VDY-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:VDY or VDY.TO
In the last year, 18 stock analysts issued a Buy, Sell, or Hold rating on VDY.TO (previously VDY-T on Stockchase). 17 analysts recommended to BUY and 1 analyst recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst rating is TOP PICK. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Vanguard FTSE Cdn High Div Yd..
Vanguard FTSE Cdn High Div Yd. was recommended as a Top Pick by The Panic-Proof Portfolio (Stockchase Research) on 2026-06-23. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Vanguard FTSE Cdn High Div Yd..
Earnings reports or recent company news can cause the stock price to drop. Read stock experts' recommendations for Vanguard FTSE Cdn High Div Yd..
Vanguard FTSE Cdn High Div Yd. is followed by 215 investors on Stockchase and is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2026-07-24, Vanguard FTSE Cdn High Div Yd. (VDY.TO) stock closed at a price of $78.66.
We reiterate VDY as a TOP PICK. A low-MER ETF targeting higher yield Canadian equities across many sectors. It provides good diversification, while retaining value during market pullbacks. We recommend trailing up the stop (from $69) t0 $72, looking to achieve $88 -- upside potential of 15%. Yield 3.2%