Durig has developed taking the success of the Dogs of the Dow and then added a more modern and specialized approach, utilizing updated free trading, quarterly re balancing, and dynamic weightings, making the Dogs of the Dow much more effective, creating other “Dogs” portfolios for example now applying it to the S&P 500, call it the Dogs of the S&P 500.
How has the Dogs of the S&P 500 done since inception? It is still early but it appears the Dogs of the S&P 500 and the Dogs of the Dow are taking their turns in outprefromacing each other. One has a good year than the other, both had close to a Dow like market drop in the first Quarter of 2020.