Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF Sees Inflows Amid Mixed Week

Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF ( $SCHD ) has fallen by 0.13% in the past week. It has experienced a 5-day net inflow of $492.53 million.
This is due, in part, to market sentiment on some of the ETF’s largest holdings. For example:

• Lockheed Martin stays a Hold for Wall Street, with Citi and DZ Bank reaffirming neutral views and price targets that imply a small downside from current levels. Yet, potential upside is emerging as Germany considers more than 35 additional F-35 jets and Canada outlines $6.6 billion in new defense spending, where U.S. contractors like Lockheed are likely to win work and create Canadian jobs.
• Chevron is drawing renewed optimism after Melius Research upgraded the stock to Buy, praising its “value over volume” strategy, strong exploration pipeline, and upside from Venezuela. The company is also leading a major new gas exploration push off southern Greece, reinforcing its global growth story, while analysts maintain a Moderate Buy rating and see modest further upside plus an attractive dividend.
• Conocophillips is reshaping its portfolio after acquiring Marathon Oil, exploring a sale of about $2 billion in Delaware Basin assets as part of a broader $5 billion divestiture plan through 2026. While one top analyst at Roth MKM has downgraded the stock to Hold near its current price, the wider Wall Street view remains a Moderate Buy, with expectations of modest upside as the company focuses on higher-return assets and debt management.