
First Trust Exchange-Traded Fund VI - First Trust RBA Deglobalization ETF (DGLO) ETF Ticker
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About First Trust Exchange-Traded Fund VI - First Trust RBA Deglobalization ETF
DGLO invests in companies poised to benefit from deglobalization and its implications. The fund tracks an index of all-cap US stocks that meet minimum market-cap, share price, and liquidity requirements from sectors considered to be inflation beneficiaries. These sectors are expected to benefit from increased geopolitical conflict, which include industrials, energy, materials, infrastructure, defense, transportation, and cybersecurity. The selection process employs quantitative indicators and macroeconomic analysis to establish views on major secular and cyclical market trends. The fund uses an optimizer to assign weights based on a stocks contribution to the overall portfolio risk. When a stock hits the 4% cap, additional weights are distributed to other securities. As the portfolio is theme-based, the process minimizes stock-specific risk while adhering to the themes constraints. The index is reconstituted and rebalanced quarterly.
DGLO etf facts
| Ticker symbol | DGLO |
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Sector | Financial Services |
| Industry | Asset Management |
| Market cap | $3.4M |
| Headquarters | Wheaton, IL, US |
| IPO date | 2025-08-07 |
| Website | www.ftportfolios.com |
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What is the ticker symbol for First Trust Exchange-Traded Fund VI - First Trust RBA Deglobalization ETF?
The ticker symbol for First Trust Exchange-Traded Fund VI - First Trust RBA Deglobalization ETF is DGLO, listed on the NASDAQ.
What is DGLO?
DGLO invests in companies poised to benefit from deglobalization and its implications. The fund tracks an index of all-cap US stocks that meet minimum market-cap, share price, and liquidity requirements from sectors considered to be inflation beneficiaries. These sectors are expected to benefit from increased geopolitical conflict, which include industrials, energy, materials, infrastructure,…