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  ETFdb.com@ETFdb5d

  This week’s noteworthy high-yielders are really five versions of the same question: How much income do you want, and what are you willing to own to get it? $KBWD = high-dividend financials $BIZD + $PBDC = private-credit/BDC exposure $MORT = mortgage REIT income $INEQ = international equity income The yield gets the click. The P/E is the valuation receipt. The fee tells you what the ride costs. Want more ETF screens, market moves, and ticker breakdowns like this? Sign up for the ETFDb newsletter: https://etfdb.com/newsletter/ (7/7)

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  ETFdb.com@ETFdb5d

  1️⃣ $KBWD — Invesco KBW High Dividend Yield Financial ETF 💰 Annual Dividend Yield: 14.50% 📉 P/E Ratio: 7.44 💸 Expense Ratio: 5.39% $KBWD is the “give me financials that pay” basket. It leans into high-dividend financial companies, including business-development companies and mortgage REITs. That is why the yield is doing numbers. Also why the fee deserves its own line item. (2/7)

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  ETFdb.com@ETFdbJun 17

  2️⃣ $KBWD — Invesco KBW High Dividend Yield Financial ETF 📊 Annual Dividend Yield: 14.13% 📉 P/E Ratio: 11.52 💸 Expense Ratio: 5.39% 🏷️ Category: Financials Equities $KBWD keeps the financials theme going, but with a U.S. high-dividend financials basket. The yield is still huge, and the P/E clears the fundamental filter. The expense ratio is also very much part of the story. Income traders love a big yield. The cost column is where the plot thickens. (3/6)

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  ETFdb.com@ETFdbJun 10

  The screen did its job. It removed the options-overlay chaos and left us with a cleaner income board: $KBWD: 14.25% yield $BIZD: 13.69% yield $MORT: 13.09% yield $PBDC: 11.56% yield Our 4 takeaways: 1️⃣ Yield gets the click. 2️⃣ P/E ratio brings the receipts. 3️⃣ Expense ratio tells you what the income costs. 4️⃣ Bernie was right. What should we screen next? 🤔 (6/6)

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  ETFdb.com@ETFdbJun 10

  1️⃣ $KBWD - Invesco KBW High Dividend Yield Financial ETF 📊 Annual Dividend Yield: 14.25% 📉 P/E Ratio: 11.52 💸 Expense Ratio: 5.39% $KBWD is the highest-yielding name on the screen, and it pays monthly. That is the good part. The part you do not want to skip: the 5.39% expense ratio. Huge yield. Real P/E. Monthly payout. But not exactly a free lunch. (2/6)

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  ETFdb.com@ETFdbJun 3

  1️⃣ $KBWD Dividend yield: 14.06% 💸 The Invesco KBW High Dividend Yield Financial ETF is living up to its name. This is not mega-cap tech. This is high-dividend financial exposure, and it is sitting at the top of the income board this week. (2/6)

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  Uh@UhtOhMay 15

  $KBWD Back today $12.65

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  Billioner@BillionerOfKingFeb 26

  $KBWD Current Stock Price: $13.34 Contracts to trade: $14.0 KBWD Mar 20 2026 Call Entry: $0.05 Exit: $0.07 ROI: 47% Hold ~27 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts

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  Uh@UhtOhFeb 26

  $KBWD I give. Out for now.

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  Uh@UhtOhFeb 24

  $OXLC It's starting the effect the $KBWD that holds many of these type stocks.

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  El Jefe@9ForMyLostGodBullishFeb 19

  $BIZD $KBWD BDC stocks getting unfairly hammered so far this year. Capitulation is near.

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  Uh@UhtOhFeb 18

  @justbaseball25 Odd that people would be selling off the Preferred shares of anything. I sold my $PFFD etf due to it's kind of wild girations. I'll just stay in my Corperates Bond ETF's and $KBWD and avoid the scary parts of the debt markets.

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  George Baughman@GeorgeBaughman584Feb 18

  $KBWD High-yield financial ETF with credit risk.

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  Billioner@BillionerOfKingFeb 10

  $KBWD Current Stock Price: $13.80 Contracts to trade: $14.0 KBWD Feb 20 2026 Call Entry: $0.14 Exit: $0.20 ROI: 50% Hold ~25 days Shared as daily free alerts and for educational purposes only. https://dailypickai.com/freealerts

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  Uh@UhtOhJan 31

  @Guchelo @goofyfoot Boys Boys it was just a comment about a short term trade. A dividend harvest in a handful of tickers that got unduly taken out and beaten on a perfect storm day. I do it many time a year. Skimming money from the dummies for fun and profit. I'm 71 and this keeps me from running the streets causing havoc. I own a big block of $KBWD and it holds all kinds of these type tickers. I use it as a barometer to get a feel for what is coming.

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