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Quality investing is an enigma. Few, if any, investment strategies increase return without increasing (or even cutting) risk. But the quality factor has done just that over the past decade.

Value investing is less risky than other types of investing, but it still carries some risk. Value investors may underestimate a stock’s shortcomings and end up with considerable losses.

Value traps, or stocks with deteriorating fundamentals and declining prices, pose a significant risk to dividend funds. But this ETF limits its exposure to risky companies.