Another factor that could bode well for EDOG in 2026 is the ETF's status as a fund that equally weights sector exposures. That trait that could prove compelling at a time when some investors are concerned about concentration risk in cap-weighted emerging markets indexes. Additionally, EDOG defrays some of the geographic risk associated with cap-weighted emerging markets ETFs, the bulk of which devoted roughly a third of their portfolios to China stocks. After years of lagging U.S. stocks, emerging markets e ...