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Breaking Down the ALPS SDOG ETF
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The SDOG ETF: Value Holdings and Defensive Stocks
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Cyclical stocks are leading this year, and that’s propelling the
SDOG tries to reflect the performance of the S-Network Sector Dividend Dogs Index, which applies the “Dogs of the Dow Theory” on a sector-by-sector basis using the S&P 500 with a focus on high dividend exposure. SDOG’s equal-weight methodology is important because it reduces sector-level risk and dependence of some groups that are considered to be imperiled value ideas.
UBS sees opportunity in cyclical and value fare, which could augur well for SDOG moving forward.
“Furthermore, sharp declines in equity valuations are typically only caused by growth or policy concerns,” said David Lefkowitz, UBS head of equities America. “Higher interest rates do, however, have implications for positioning within equity markets. Cyclical sectors and value stocks tend to outperform when rates rise.”
This Dog s Got Bite! Dogs of the Dow and the SDOG ETF
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SDOG: High Dividends through a Beautiful Payout Outlook
The
ALPS Sector Dividend Dogs ETF (SDOG) is a high dividend exchange traded fund and one that’s benefiting from the rotation to cyclical value assets. Yet there’s much more to the story, and that’s a positive for investors.
SDOG tries to reflect the performance of the S-Network Sector Dividend Dogs Index, which applies the “Dogs of the Dow Theory” on a sector-by-sector basis using the S&P 500 with a focus on high dividend exposure. SDOG’s equal-weight methodology is important because it reduces sector-level risk and dependence of some groups that are considered to be imperiled value ideas.