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Dividend stocks are having an excellent October as tech sector struggles

Dividend stocks are having an excellent October as tech sector struggles
MarketWatch Monday 26 October 2026, 22:10 UTC By Christine Idzelis 1 min read
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ETFs focused on dividend stocks are seeing a powerful rally in October, adding to huge gains in 2026.

ETFs focused on dividend stocks are seeing a powerful rally in October, adding to huge gains in 2026. [Image text:] ST WALL F105-120
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