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TIGER US Dividend Dow Jones (458730) 🔎 In-depth

Mirae Asset · Equity · United States · Strategy · Factor · Price 2026.07.13 · Updated 2026-07-14

A dividend-focused ETF that holds 100 high-quality US companies with a long record of steadily raising their payouts. It follows the same index as SCHD, the flagship US dividend-growth product, so it is commonly nicknamed 'K-SCHD' in Korea, and it has drawn interest for its monthly distribution structure.

Price as of 2026.07.13 close

Close₩15,495
Change+0.45%
NAV₩15,462
Premium / discount+0.21%
Market cap$2.7B
AUM (net assets)$2.7B
Volume2,685,685 shares
Turnover$27.5M
Benchmark indexDow Jones U.S. Dividend 100 Price Return Index
Benchmark close6,895.34

Understanding this ETF

🎯What it tracks

It tracks the 'Dow Jones U.S. Dividend 100' index (a price return index). The index selects 100 US companies that have paid dividends for at least 10 years and have the financial strength to keep doing so. A distinctive feature is that it looks not only at dividend yield but also at financial-health metrics such as debt relative to cash flow and return on equity.

🌊How it moves

The price is driven by two things at once. One is the share performance of US dividend stocks, the other is the won/dollar exchange rate. Because this product is not FX-hedged, when the dollar strengthens the same US share price is worth more in won terms, and when the dollar weakens it is worth less. In addition, as dividend stocks, they are sensitive to market interest rates, so when rates rise the relative appeal of dividend stocks fades and the index tends to be held back.

🧭Profile & traits

This product aims for steady dividends and a gentle price path rather than aggressive growth. Because its holdings are mostly large caps with consistent earnings, it tends to be less volatile than technology-heavy indices. That said, receiving a dividend does not prevent your principal from fluctuating: if share prices fall, your total value can shrink even after collecting the dividend. The absence of FX hedging, which passes exchange-rate moves straight through to performance, is also a double-edged sword.

📈Recent trend

Heading into 2026, US dividend stocks have generally been firm, and the index posted a double-digit gain over the year. That said, since dividend stocks are sensitive to the direction of long-term US rates, it is also noted that upside momentum could slow in a phase where rates rise again.

💡In plain terms

In a nutshell, it lets you hold '100 US companies famous for paying reliable dividends' in one basket and receive a distribution every month. Think of it as investing in US dividend stocks while also taking on the full currency exposure.

Holdings & weights

It is made up of large- and mid-cap companies with solid dividends across a range of sectors. Traditionally, sectors that 'keep paying dividends even through the cycle' carry large weights, such as energy, healthcare, consumer staples, industrials and financials. The index reconstitutes its holdings once a year; in the 2026 regular rebalance it trimmed the energy weight that had grown and added more healthcare and technology dividend names. Individual holding weights are best checked in a separate document.

HoldingWeight
UnitedHealth Group IncUNH4.46%
Home Depot Inc/TheHD4.34%
Abbott LaboratoriesABT4.27%
Merck & Co IncMRK4.26%
Amgen IncAMGN4.25%
Coca-Cola Co/TheKO4.20%
Procter & Gamble Co/ThePG4.15%
Texas Instruments IncTXN4.00%
PepsiCo IncPEP3.82%
Chevron CorpCVX3.68%
Verizon Communications IncVZ3.57%
ConocoPhillipsCOP3.46%
Altria Group IncMO3.13%
Bristol-Myers Squibb CoBMY3.07%
QUALCOMM IncQCOM2.99%

As of 2026-07-14 · Source: Mirae Asset — official constituent disclosure (PDF)

Classification

Asset typeEquity
RegionUnited States
CategoryStrategy · Factor
Use caseGrowth · Thematic
ManagementPassive
LeverageStandard
ReplicationPhysical
FX hedgeFX-exposed
IssuerMirae Asset
Listed2023/06/20
Dividend (Dow Jones US Dividend 100)FX-exposed

Notes & cautions

ETF terms explained
NAV (net asset value)The real per-share value of the assets the ETF holds. The market price generally trades near this figure.
Premium / discountHow much the market price trades above (+) or below (−) NAV. The closer to 0%, the more fairly it is priced.
Tracking errorHow far the ETF's return drifts from its benchmark index. Smaller is better — it means the ETF follows the index closely.
AUM (net assets)The total pool of assets in the ETF. Larger AUM generally means smoother trading and a lower delisting risk.
Benchmark indexThe index the ETF aims to follow. The ETF's price reflects this index's moves.
Leverage / inverseLeverage products move at a multiple (e.g. 2x) of the index's daily move; inverse products move opposite to the index — the index falls, they gain. Both are volatile and mainly for short holding periods.
FX hedge / FX exposureFor overseas-asset ETFs, hedging the currency fixes returns against exchange-rate swings ((H) in the name); leaving it unhedged is FX exposure.

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