What does RDV mean in ASX SYMBOLS

RDV is an acronym for Russell High Dividend Australian Shares Exchange Traded Fund. It is a type of mutual fund or investment that allows investors to gain exposure to large and mid-cap stocks with high dividend yields in Australia.

RDV offers investors diversified, long-term growth potential through access to a portfolio of equities listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). The investments are selected by RDV's professional team using their proprietary research methods.

RDV is open to all types of investors including institutions, individuals, and financial advisors. Investments may be made through many types of accounts such as IRAs, 401(k)s, brokerage accounts and more.

Investors benefit from potential long-term capital gains and passive income through dividends from the stocks held by the fund. Additionally, portfolios can be managed quickly and efficiently because all stock selections are based on rigorous research performed by the expert team at RDV.

As with any investment strategy, there are associated risks when investing in RDV. The fund invests in publicly traded securities which may be subject to price volatility due to various factors including market conditions and economic news releases. Additionally, there is no guarantee that dividends will remain constant over time so they could decline as well as increase without notice.