ETFdb Logo
  • ETF Database
  • Content Hubs
    • Themes
      • Active ETF
      • Alternatives
      • Artificial Intelligence
      • China Insights
      • Core Strategies
      • Crypto
      • Disruptive Technology
      • Energy Infrastructure
      • ETF Building Blocks
      • ETF Investing
      • ETF Strategist
      • Financial Literacy
      • Fixed Income
      • Free Cash Flow
      • Future ETFs
      • Innovative ETFs
      • Institutional Income Strategies
      • Leveraged & Inverse
      • Market Insights
      • Market Outlooks
      • Modern Alpha
      • Nuclear Energy
      • Portfolio Strategies
      • Sector Investing
      • Tax Efficient Income
      • Thematic Investing
    • Asset Class
      • Equity
        • U.S. Equity
        • Int'l Developed
        • Emerging Market Equities
      • Alternatives
        • Gold/Silver/Critical Materials
        • Cryptocurrency
        • Currency
        • Volatility
      • Fixed Income
        • Investment Grade Corporates
        • US Treasuries & TIPS
        • High Yield Corporates
        • Int'l Fixed Income
    • ETF Ecosystem
    • ETFs in Canada
    • Market Outlook
    • Crypto ETF Hub
  • Tools
    • ETF Screener
    • ETF Country Exposure Tool
    • ETF Database Categories
    • Indexes
    • Scenario Analysis
    • Watchlists
    • Head-To-Head ETF Comparison Tool
    • Mutual Fund To ETF Converter
    • ETF Stock Exposure Tool
    • ETF Issuer Fund Flows
  • Research
    • ETF Education
    • Equity Investing
    • Dividend ETFs
    • Leveraged ETFs
    • Inverse ETFs
    • Index Education
    • Index Insights
    • Top ETF Sectors
    • Top ETF Issuers
    • Top ETF Industries
  • Webcasts
  • Sectors
    • Sector Investing Content Hub
    • XLK
    • XLI
    • XLU
    • XLY
    • XLP
    • XLRE
    • Sector Power Rankings
    • XLE
    • XLC
    • XLF
    • XLV
    • XLB
  • Multimedia
    • ETF 360 Video Series
    • ETF of the Week Podcast
    • Gaining Perspective Podcast
    • ETF Prime Podcast
    • Video
  • Company
    • About VettaFi
    • Get VettaFi’ed
  • PRO
    • Pro Content
    • Pro Tools
    • Advanced
    • FAQ
    • Free sign up
    • Login
  1. ETF Building Blocks Content Hub
  2. The 4 ALPS ETFs With the Highest Returns in 2023
ETF Building Blocks Content Hub
Share

The 4 ALPS ETFs With the Highest Returns in 2023

Elle Caruso FitzgeraldDec 18, 2023
2023-12-18

The four ETFs in SS&C ALPS Advisors’ lineup that have seen the highest returns in 2023 focused on technology and international stocks.

1. ALPS O’Shares Global Internet Giants ETF (OGIG)

OGIG is ALPS’ best-performing ETF in 2023. The fund is up 48.9% year to date through December 15. OGIG has $138 million in assets under management.

The fund is designed to offer investors exposure to some of the largest global companies that derive most of their revenue from the internet technology and e-commerce business segments and exhibit above-average growth.

2. ALPS Disruptive Technologies ETF (DTEC)

DTEC, ALPS’ approach to a disruptive technology ETF, is up 22.5% year to date through December 15. DTEC has $100 million in total assets.

The ALPS fund includes companies that are entering traditional markets with new digital forms of production and distribution. These companies must seek to disrupt an existing market and value network, displace established market-leading firms, products and alliances, and increasingly gain market share, according to ALPS.

DTEC focuses exposure on 10 disruptive technology themes. These include cybersecurity; mobile payments; data and analytics; fintech; robotics and artificial intelligence; internet of things; cloud computing; 3D printing; clean energy and smart grid; and healthcare innovation.

See more: How ALPS’ Disruptive Technologies ETF Compares to XLK


Content continues below advertisement

3. ALPS O’Shares Europe Quality Dividend ETF (OEUR)

OEUR has returned 22.3% year to date through December 15, ranking it among ALPS’ highest-performing ETFs in 2023. The fund is the smallest one on this list, with $37 million in assets.

It is designed to offer investors efficient and transparent access to a portfolio of large- and midcap dividend-paying companies in Europe. The fund selects companies based on several fundamental metrics such as quality, low volatility, and dividend growth.

OEUR has a focus on dividend quality to help avoid future cuts and suspensions. The fund also aims to provide strong performance with less risk.

4. ALPS International Sector Dividend Dogs ETF (IDOG)

The largest fund on this list, IDOG is up 20.7% year to date through December 15. The fund has $239 million in assets under management.

The international dividend ETF tracks an equal-weighted index that chooses the five firms with the highest dividend yield in each of the 10 GICS international market sectors.

The index applies the “Dogs of the Dow” strategy to a global stock universe except U.S. and Canada stocks. By putting 50 stocks together with five from 10 sectors, it looks to eliminate countercyclical sector biases in traditional dividend strategies that overweights areas like utilities or financials.

For more news, information, and analysis, visit the ETF Building Blocks Channel.

VettaFi LLC (“VettaFi”) is the index provider for IDOG, for which it receives an index licensing fee. However, IDOG is not issued, sponsored, endorsed or sold by VettaFi, and VettaFi has no obligation or liability in connection with the issuance, administration, marketing or trading of IDOG.

Loading Articles...

Advertisement

Is Your Portfolio Positioned With Enough Global Exposure?

ETF Education Channel

How to Allocate Commodities in Portfolios

Tom LydonApr 26, 2022
2022-04-26

A long-running debate in asset allocation circles is how much of a portfolio an investor should...

Core Strategies Channel

Why ETFs Experience Limit Up/Down Protections

Karrie GordonMay 13, 2022
2022-05-13

In a digital age where information moves in milliseconds and millions of participants can transact...

}
X