PowerShares S&P SmallCap Industrials ETF News

Industrials are the second most overpriced sector, but value and quality scores vary across subsectors. Aerospace/defense is the least attractive one. PSCI, an alternative or a complement to XLI with

The S&P 500 hit an all-time high on Thursday despite despite a weaker-than-expected retail sales report.

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Small-cap Industrials have shown momentum, and the Invesco S&P SmallCap Industrials ETF provides exposure to this sector. PSCI's holdings include top-tier industrial companies such as Applied Industri

Industrials are the most overvalued sector. However, the transportation subsector has attractive value and quality scores. Fast facts on PSCI, an alternative or a complement to XLI.

The S&P 600 Index has lost about 5.5% past month (as of Aug 18, 2023) versus 4.3% losses in the S&P 500.

The pint-sized stocks tend to gain momentum in 2H due to the better-than-expected U.S. economic recovery, a resilient consumer base, a fall in inflation and the likelihood of a less-hawkish Fed.

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These sectors appear to be the rising stars in the otherwise dull Q1 small-cap earnings season.

Investors looking for lucrative opportunities in the industrials sector may want to look down the cap spectrum. The Invesco S&P SmallCap Industrials ETF (PSCI) has seen a notable spike in interest as

The recent surge in American reshoring, the process of bringing back manufacturing and production activities to the United States from overseas, has gained significant momentum.

The recent surge in American reshoring, the process of bringing back manufacturing and production activities to the United States from overseas, has gained significant momentum.

The recent surge in American reshoring, the process of bringing back manufacturing and production activities to the United States from overseas, has gained significant momentum.

Investors have their rationale to bet on the hawkish era to end soon as higher rates might push the economy much closer to the brink of a full-scale recession. This is insufficient to persuade me of v

Fed Chair Jerome Powell turned hawkish and opened the door to a half-point rate hike in March. Investors should focus on areas/sectors that will benefit the most from the Fed?