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ALPS International Sector Dividend Dogs ETF

IDOG tracks an equal-weighted index that selects the five companies with the highest dividend yield in each of the 10 GICS sectors from international developed markets.

ALPS Emerging Sector Dividend Dogs ETF

Investors have moved assets abroad this year at least in part due to a tumultuous U.S. economic landscape. From a mini-bank crisis to rising rates and bank inflation to slowing growth, investors have reason to look abroad.

Eyeing Foreign Equities? Check This ETF Duo First

Is the rate cycle coming to an end? The Fed has set a blistering pace of rate hikes over the last several months, faster than any time in decades.

No More Rate Hikes? Eye International ETF IDOG

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There's been more talk lately about aiming for diversification through international investing, which wasn't a major topic of discussion for a while.

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ETFs are one of the best ways to invest in the stock market. Instead of trying to find the best stocks out there that may or may need to improve over time, ETFs offer a much less stressful option allowing investors to have money in many different companies simultaneously.

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IDOG is a smart-beta dividend ETF applying the variant of the "Dogs of the Dow" strategy in the developed world equity universe.

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The ALPS International Sector Dividend Dogs ETF (IDOG) hit 10 years of operation last month. While dividends may not have the same luster that they had last year, they still have a role to play.

International Dividend ETF IDOG Hits Key Buy Signal

Looking to invest abroad? There's certainly a strong case for it right now, with U.S. equities expensive.

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For investors seeking momentum, ALPS International Sector Dividend Dogs ETF IDOG is probably on radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 36.2% from its 52-week low of $21.18 per share.

International Dividend Dogs ETF (IDOG) Hits New 52-Week High

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While demand for U.S. equity ETFs has picked up in April, international equity funds continue to experience relative strength. Year-to-date through April 21, international equity ETFs gathered $33 billion compared to just $6.5 billion for domestic equity products.

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The ALPS International Sector Dividend Dogs ETF (IDOG) is a compelling offering for adding exposure to international stocks with high dividends. IDOG has rallied this year as better-than-expected economic growth and above-consensus company earnings have revived inflationary pressures, which could lead to a continued recovery in deep-value international names, according to SS&C ALPS Advisors.

Use IDOG to Access International Stocks With High Dividends

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The ALPS International Sector Dividend Dogs ETF (IDOG) outpaced broad international and U.S. indexes last month.

IDOG Outpaced Broad International & U.S. Indexes Last Month

Investors are increasingly looking to international ETFs as the U.S. economy continues to lose momentum. To start the year, the eurozone has seen a slight pickup in economic activity while U.S. businesses report further declines.

IDOG Jumps in Interest as Investors Look to International ETFs

Over the past couple of months, clear signs of life emerged with regards to Eurozone equities, indicating that a long-frustrating asset class could finally reward investors in 2023. Still, it's a murky prospect for leery market participants chastened by years of underperformance by European stocks.

Eurozone Income, Opportunity Lurk in This ETF

Four funds in SS&C ALPS Advisors' suite of ETFs have seen their yields jump following the funds' most recent quarterly rebalance.

EDOG, IDOG, RDOG, SDOG Yields Jump After Rebalance

Markets in November were characterized by easing inflation and optimism surrounding a potential slowing pace of U.S. rate hikes. The positive performance was observed across the board last month, with the S&P 500 posting its second consecutive month of gains, with a total return of 5.6%.

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The recovery rally staged by U.S. equities in July reversed course in August, with all major indexes posting losses for the month.

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All portfolio doctors should prescribe high dividends to remedy rising interest rates and stiff inflation. In 2022, the first year in recent memory pockmarked by those twin afflictions, dividend-heavy stocks such as utilities, pharmaceuticals, pipelines and many consumer-oriented blue chips like those found in the Dogs of the Dow have held up fine.

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U.S. investors may be hindered in meeting their investment goals due to their underexposure to international markets. With the volatility in equities this year and weakness in technology amid rising interest rates and supply chain issues, it could be an opportune time for income investors to reconsider their international exposures, Stacey Morris, CFA, head of [.

Income Investors Don't Want to Miss Out on These 2 ETFs

Investors, including those seeking income, tend to naturally favor that which is more familiar and better understood, resulting in a home country and familiarity bias. For US investors, performance trends have likely reinforced those biases, as domestic benchmarks have handily outperformed international developed markets over the last decade thanks in part to their significant exposure [.

Income Opportunities with International Equities

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On the back of a stellar showing in the U.S. in the first quarter, global dividend growth could be shaping up for another positive year. At a time of still-paltry global bond yields and increasing equity market volatility, dividend steadiness is all the more coveted by investors.

Tailwinds for This International Dividend ETF

Non-U.S. equities remain a key ingredient to portfolio diversification, but with recent headwinds, it is essential that advisors position their clients' portfolios toward the best opportunities. “If we do have recession — it looks very likely in Europe, it may very well happen in the U.S. — the stocks that do best coming out of [.

Live at MICUS: The Advisor's Guide to Navigating International Equity Opportunities

Ex-U.S. developed markets equities and the related exchange traded funds typically boast higher dividend yields than comparable U.S.-focused offerings, but knowing that is only half the battle for income investors seeking international diversification. Investors should be selective with their approaches to international dividend-payers and look for a combination of robust yields, potential for lower volatility [.

Where to Go for Better International Dividend Yields

Stocks rebounded in March as investors managed their expectations for the future, which include considerations such as decades-high inflation, rising interest rates, and the implications of the Russia-Ukraine war.  The three ETFs that saw the greatest inflows during the month were all equal-weighted strategies.

Which ALPS ETFs Took in the Most Flows in March?

It's been a while since international equities topped U.S. rivals, and an obvious result of that lengthy timeframe is investors pondering whether or not they should bother with ex-U.S. stocks. Some analysts argue that international stocks are still relevant, particularly for the portfolio diversification benefits offered by the asset class.

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