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WisdomTree International Hedged Quality Dividend Growth ETF: (IHDG)

(Delayed Data from NYSE) As of Nov 1, 2024 04:00 PM ET

$44.21 USD

44.21
345,055

+0.14 (0.32%)

Volume: 345,055

Zacks ETF Rank

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Zacks Rank Definition
1 Strong Buy
2 Buy
3 Hold
4 Sell
5 Strong Sell

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4 - Sell of 5       4  

After-Market: $44.22 +0.01 (0.02 %) 7:58 PM ET

ETF Quote Details

Previous Close 44.07
Open 44.26
Bid 44.21
Ask 44.24
Day Low-High 44.17-44.40
52wk Low-High 38.59-46.96
Volume 345,055
NAV (month end) 45.52
Premium (+)/Discount (-) (month end)-1.45

Zacks Premium Research for IHDG

Zacks ETF Rank

This is our ETF rating system that serves as a timeliness indicator for ETFs over the next 6 months:

Zacks Rank Definition
1 Strong Buy
2 Buy
3 Hold
4 Sell
5 Strong Sell

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 Sell 4
ETF Risk

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ETF Report

ETF Expense Ratio

Expense Ratio 0.58%
Dividend (Yield) $0.76 (1.73%)
Issuer WISDOMTREE

Benchmark for IHDG

WISDOMTREE INTER HEDG QUAL DIV GROW IND

The WisdomTree International Hedged Quality Dividend Growth Index is designed to provide exposure to the developed market companies while at the same time neutralizing exposure to fluctuations between the value of foreign currencies and the U.S. dollar.

Fund Summary for IHDG

WISDOMTREE INTL HEDGD QUAL DIV GRWTH ETF

The WisdomTree International Hedged Quality Dividend Growth ETF seeks to provide exposure to dividend-paying companies with growth characteristics in the developed world ex the U.S. and Canada while hedging exposure to fluctuations between the U.S. dollar and foreign currencies.