The Old Guard Tech ETF Beating the Youngsters

The video discusses the surprising performance of tech dividend ETFs, highlighting their unexpected rise as high flyers in the market. It explores the role of older tech stocks like IBM, Texas Instruments, and Intel in this trend, driven by a reach for yield and dividends. The transition of these companies to cloud-based services is examined, with a focus on IBM's growth prospects. The video also addresses the irony of increased volatility in traditionally low-volatility stocks due to a rush for higher dividends.

What is the surprising performance of the tech dividend ETF this year?

• It has decreased by 10%

• It has increased by 15%

• It has decreased by 1%

• It has remained stable

Which of the following is a factor contributing to the performance of older tech stocks?

• Slow transition to cloud services

• Immediate transition to cloud services

• Decreasing dividends

• High valuations compared to the tech sector

What has been the trend in IBM's revenue growth rate?

• Negative growth with a declining rate of decline

• Immediate positive growth in recent quarters

• Stable growth rate over the years

• Consistent positive growth since 2012

What is the irony in the low volatility craze discussed in the video?

• It has stabilized the market

• It has no impact on volatility

• It has increased volatility in tech stocks

• It has decreased volatility in tech stocks

What is a potential risk for investors seeking yield in low volatility stocks?

• Stable returns

• Immediate growth

• Increased volatility

• Decreased dividends