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SCHD·Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF
$33.72
+0.35 (+1.05%)
After Hours
High
$33.75
Open
$33.42
Net Assets
$107.9B
52W High
—
Low
$33.38
P. Close
$33.72
Expense Ratio
0.06%
52W Low
—
Div. Yield
3.13%
Next Ex-Div
~Dec 23
Top 10 Weight
41.5%
Div. Growth
13+ yrs
Category
Large Value
Inception
Oct 20, 2011
Technical Score (1D)
72
BULLISH
News Sentiment
51
MIXED
What's happening to SCHD today?
On October 13, 2026, the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) was reported to have delivered a 27 % total return over the past year, outperforming both the S&P 500 and the international dividend ETFs VYMI and IDV. The same day, a comparison of long‑term growth showed that SCHD’s $90,000 monthly deposits grew to $248,042 between 2011 and 2023, lagging behind Schwab’s SCHG, which reached $389,859, and VOO’s $306,773, a shortfall attributed to SCHD’s dividend‑focused holdings and higher expense ratio. Earlier that day, Coca‑Cola (KO) celebrated its 63rd consecutive dividend increase to $0.53 per share, while noting a payout‑to‑cash‑flow gap that could constrain future growth. Also on October 13, PepsiCo (PEP) lowered its fourth‑quarter earnings guidance due to rising costs, though its 54‑year dividend growth streak remained intact and its forward dividend yield stayed around 4.7 %. On the same date, Costco (COST) reported that more than a quarter of its members were under 40, a demographic shift the company views as a positive growth indicator. Broadcom (AVGO) was highlighted in three separate October 13 stories: one noted a forecast of $21.7 billion AI semiconductor revenue for Q4, another compared its modest 3 % year‑to‑date gain to Marvell’s 214 % rise, and a third mentioned a sector rally that lifted AVGO shares amid Microsoft’s new Maia 300 chip launch. All reports were presented in past tense and anchored to their October 13 publication dates.
