DIVO ETF

Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF

6.39%trailing yield

Data as of October 30, 2026. DIVO closed at $47.33.

0.56%
Expense ratio
$7.7B
Fund assets
Monthly
Pays
$639
Yearly income per $10k
Bottom line: A moderate-income option strategy for investors who want more growth left in the fund than JEPI or QYLD keep.

What DIVO does

DIVO holds about 25 high-quality large-cap stocks and sells calls on individual positions when premiums look attractive, rather than on a fixed schedule. Because options cover only part of the portfolio, it keeps more stock upside than most covered-call funds and yields less than the options-heavy ones.

Note: DIVO paid an unusually large year-end distribution of about $0.95 in December 2025. The trailing yield includes it, so the regular monthly rate is lower.
IssuerAmplify ETFs (sub-advised by Capital Wealth Planning)
StrategyActively managed; about 25 large dividend stocks with tactical covered calls
CategoryCovered call / options income
InceptionDecember 13, 2016
Annualized total return+11.4% over one year, +16.6% a year over three years, +11.7% a year over five years
Main riskIt relies on manager skill and holds few stocks, and the high fee is a drag.

DIVO dividend history

YearPaid per shareChange
2026 (to date)$1.86—
2025$2.87+51.1%
2024$1.90+11.1%
2023$1.71+0.0%
2022$1.71-6.6%
2021$1.83—
Recent ex-dateAmount
October 29, 2026$0.191
September 29, 2026$0.189
August 28, 2026$0.195
July 30, 2026$0.188
June 29, 2026$0.183
May 28, 2026$0.184

Per-share cash distributions, adjusted for splits. Includes special and capital-gains distributions. Confirm exact amounts with Amplify ETFs (sub-advised by Capital Wealth Planning).

Top holdings

HoldingWeight
Microsoft Corp6.6%
Caterpillar Inc5.7%
Apple Inc5.7%
Amgen Inc5.5%
Visa Inc Class A5.4%
JPMorgan Chase & Co5.0%
The Goldman Sachs Group Inc4.9%
Chevron Corp4.8%
State Street® CnsmrDiscSelSectSPDR®ETF4.7%
Amplify Samsung SOFR ETF4.4%

Sector allocation

Financials24.1%
Technology17.9%
Industrials12.7%
Health Care12.1%
Energy7.4%
Consumer Discretionary6.9%
Consumer Staples6.3%
Materials5.8%
Communication Services4.7%
Utilities2.0%

DIVO vs similar ETFs

TickerYieldExpense RatioPays1Y Return3Y Return
JEPI7.93%0.35%Monthly+6.6%+10.0%
DIVO6.39%0.56%Monthly+11.4%+16.6%
SPHD4.78%0.30%Monthly+2.2%+11.7%
SCHD2.95%0.06%Quarterly+23.4%+15.4%
FDVV2.76%0.15%Quarterly+12.3%+20.0%

Returns assume distributions are reinvested; periods over one year are annualized.

DIVO FAQ

What is DIVO's dividend yield?

6.39% on a trailing 12-month basis as of October 30, 2026: $3.03 of distributions per share on a $47.33 price. That is about $639 a year on a $10,000 investment. The yield moves with the share price and with each payment.

Does DIVO pay monthly dividends?

Yes. DIVO pays every month. The most recent ex-dividend date in our data was October 29, 2026, at $0.191 per share.

What is DIVO's expense ratio?

0.56% a year, or about $56 per $10,000 invested. The cost is taken from the fund's assets, so you never see it as a separate charge.

How are DIVO distributions taxed?

Mostly ordinary income. Many investors hold it in an IRA or 401(k). Check the fund's year-end 1099 for the exact mix.

Is DIVO a good investment?

A moderate-income option strategy for investors who want more growth left in the fund than JEPI or QYLD keep. The main risk: it relies on manager skill and holds few stocks, and the high fee is a drag. This is general information, not personal advice.