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VANGUARD US DIV APPR IDX ETF (VGG.TO)

112.80

+0.70 (0.62%)

as of Jun 15, 2026, 7:59:49 pm Market Open.

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Jun 15, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 6 opinions in the last 12 months.

The VANGUARD US DIV APPR IDX ETF (VGG) has been consistently rated as a top pick by Stockchase Research Editor Michael O'Reilly across various reviews. This low-MER ETF primarily focuses on dividend-paying growth companies and is noted for its resilience during market downturns. Experts emphasize its strong performance during both uptrends and downtrends, suggesting it manages value retention effectively. The recommended stop-loss levels have seen some adjustments, yet the forecasted upside potential holds steady at around 18% in different scenarios. With an attractive yield of approximately 1.0% to 1.1% and a history of lower volatility, VGG is positioned as a solid investment choice for those seeking exposure to both high-tech and dividend-growing firms.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 03/21, Down 6%) S&P 500 companies that have been increasing their dividends. More of a value play. It's come down with everything else, but he still likes and holds it.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Nov 09/20, Up 14%) It was disappointing many months after ETFs rose while VGG did nothing since November. Only in the last 3 months has this moved up. It's a conservative play, holding dividend growers.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Apr 08/21, Up 32%)Note: His 3rd past pick was cash. VGG includes US companies that always increase dividends, quality companies. VGG did very well until last November then lagged, but has recently revivsed as dividend growth returns to the US market. He's happy with it and would add shares.

TOP PICK

Still buying this. Companies have so much cash that they will raise their dividends. There are also many solid companies like P&G and JNJ. 0.3% MER. Earlier this year, when growth stocks rallied, dividend stocks lagged, but that has since changed. See also his past picks.

TOP PICK

US companies that are constantly increasing their dividends over time. It has a lot of very familiar names in it. He thinks it will continue to perform well. It is more into the value sector.

TOP PICK

An alternative to straightforward S&P500. These focus on about 181 dividend growers. It has all the biggest, solid companies. He has been buying a lot of this one lately. Yield 1.41%

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 04/18, Up 18%) Companies that consistently pay higher dividends. It's important to look at dividend growth. Very low cost.

HOLD

Tends to do well if rates are flat or rising. Holdings are solid, Microsoft, P&G, Visa, Walmart. Equity markets are overbought, but we're also seasonally in a good spot.

COMMENT

VIG vs. VGG in a non-taxable account? And will the CAD go down? The USD won't go down, but he won't speculate on currencies' directions. It's impossible. But BIG is great. VGG is the Canadian one and you can buy it, but there's an extra cost with it. He prefers VIG, the USD one.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 15/18, Up 16%) Filters out the companies with good dividends appreciation. A good batch of companies that grows dividends. They are showing good consistent growth.

TOP PICK

With this, you get American stocks whose dividends have been increasing for the past 10 years. So this value-oriented, getting Pepsi and McDonald's instead of tech.

BUY

He likes this one. It is low in fee and dividend appreciation is a very attractive theme. This is non-hedged.

TOP PICK

A different way of playing the U.S. market. It includes stocks like Microsoft and Walmart, companies that will likely increase their dividends. A diversification play.

BUY

He likes it. It's a good way to own U.S. stocks that are dividend growers which can keep pace with rising interest rates. But if trade tensions continue, then all bets are off. He still recommends this.

COMMENT

Chart shows a nice upward channel. If you own, and it gets outside of either side of the channel, you could think about moving out. However, the stock market is a good place to be for the next 3-5 months.

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