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ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF

NOBL

Market cap $11.8B

58.86 USD

+0.88

1.52%

At close Updated Oct 29, 4:00 PM EDT

Pre-market

After hours

59.10

+0.24

0.41%

1 day

1.52%

5 days

0.36%

1 month

7.8%

3 months

1.12%

6 months

9.77%

Year to date

12.69%

1 year

16.55%

5 years

25.5%

10 years

127.08%

News

Positive

Neutral

Negative

Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 52.2%

Neutral 43.5%

Negative 4.3%

The Motley Fool

The Bottom Line on Dividend ETFs: Why SCHD Wins on Efficiency and Income

Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF offers a significantly lower expense ratio and higher trailing yield than ProShares - S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats® ETF. ProShares - S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats® ETF focuses on companies with 25-plus years of dividend growth, while Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF screens for fundamental quality and cash flow.

The Bottom Line on Dividend ETFs: Why SCHD Wins on Efficiency and Income

24/7 Wall Street

The Dividend Aristocrats Returned 37.22% Over Five Years. BlackRock's HDV Returned 82.92%.

NOBL has been the go-to choice for dividend-growth investors, but a closer look at the numbers against a rival ETF reveals a performance gap so wide it forces a hard question about whether loyalty to a strategy is costing you

The Dividend Aristocrats Returned 37.22% Over Five Years. BlackRock's HDV Returned 82.92%.

Zacks Investment Research

Is the AI Boom on the Verge of Cooling? ETF Areas to Play

AI boom faces growing headwinds from public backlash, rogue agents and valuation worries. Explore HACK, SPYM and NOBL to navigate potential market volatility.

Is the AI Boom on the Verge of Cooling? ETF Areas to Play

24/7 Wall Street

Dividend Aristocrats or Quality Factor: Which ETF Fits Retirement?

Two ETFs built around durable businesses use completely different definitions of what makes a company worth owning, and for investors approaching retirement, that disagreement shapes every dollar they hold.

Dividend Aristocrats or Quality Factor: Which ETF Fits Retirement?

24/7 Wall Street

Three Dividend ETFs, Three Completely Different Portfolios: NOBL, DGRW, VIG Compared

Three ETFs share the same dividend growth label, yet their portfolios look nothing alike. Before you assume you know what any of them owns, check what that label is actually hiding.

Three Dividend ETFs, Three Completely Different Portfolios: NOBL, DGRW, VIG Compared

Dividend ETFs Don't Work The Way You Think

Dividend ETFs are often viewed through yield and income. My analysis shows performance is driven far more by three other ingredients. I dig into seven popular dividend ETFs and uncover what's really driving returns beneath the income-focused marketing and familiar ticker symbols. The biggest takeaway: choosing a dividend ETF isn't just choosing an income stream.

Dividend ETFs Don't Work The Way You Think

Why I'd Swap Treasuries For High-Quality Covered Calls

Long-duration Treasuries finally offer an enticing yield, but several less obvious risks could undermine both the income and the hedge. Covered call ETFs share more with fixed income than most investors realize, and today's environment is paying them more for that role. The biggest, most popular covered call funds may fail exactly when defense is needed most.

Why I'd Swap Treasuries For High-Quality Covered Calls

24/7 Wall Street

Forget the Dividend Aristocrats: $100,000 in DGRO Grew to $351,740 Including Dividends. NOBL Managed $254,580.

NOBL built its reputation on companies with iron-clad dividend records, but a rival ETF with far looser selection rules has outpaced it in every single time period investors can measure.

Forget the Dividend Aristocrats: $100,000 in DGRO Grew to $351,740 Including Dividends. NOBL Managed $254,580.

Zacks Investment Research

Take the Zacks Approach to Beat the Markets: Bloom Energy, Microsoft & Amgen in Focus

Microsoft, Bloom Energy and Amgen highlight Zacks' latest market moves, with strong gains across Focus List, recommendation and dividend portfolios.

Take the Zacks Approach to Beat the Markets: Bloom Energy, Microsoft & Amgen in Focus

Best Dividend Aristocrats For October 2026

The ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF trails SPY YTD, but 20 individual Aristocrats are outperforming the ETF. Dividend growth among Aristocrats in 2026 averages 4.43%, with notable increases from Nordson (14.63%) and McDonald's (3.76%) in the past month. 36 Aristocrats currently screen as potentially undervalued, each with an estimated long-term annualized return of at least 10%.

Best Dividend Aristocrats For October 2026

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