Invesco S&P 500 Quality ETF News

SPHQ is a quality-centered ETF selecting 100 worthies from the S&P 500 using a composite of ROE, accruals ratio, and financial leverage ratio. Since my previous note, the ETF portfolio has been recali

Given the current market environment, we have highlighted some investing ideas that could prove to be extremely beneficial for investors.

Quality products reduce volatility when compared to plain vanilla funds and hold up rather well during market swings.

Let's check out a few safe ETF plays that investors can consider keeping in mind the rising concerns emanating from the high inflation levels amid the war crisis.

Since my previous article, SPHQ has slightly outperformed the market but didn't escape the large selling we experienced in US equities. The portfolio's valuation is cheaper than 6 months ago and the f

Stocks have posted substantial returns over the past decade from May through October.

Here we highlight some Quality ETFs that can be promising bets amid the current market volatility.

Take a look at a few safe ETF plays that investors can consider keeping in mind the rising concerns emanating from the high inflation levels amid the war crisis.

Let's take a look at some ETF areas that can be good investment options amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Recent broader market weakness is ensnaring exchange traded funds focusing on the quality factor. For example, the Invesco S&P 500 Quality ETF (NYSEArca: SPHQ) currently resides 10.41% below its 52-we

SPHQ selects 100 S&P 500 constituents for their quality scores as measured by three factors: return on equity, accruals ratio, and financial leverage. Annual fees are 0.15%.

Here we highlight some Quality ETFs that can be promising bets amid the current market conditions.

Let's look at some safe ETF strategies that investors can play, keeping in mind certain burning issues that can flare up market uncertainty amid the global health crisis.

SPHQ selects the 100 best S&P 500 companies regarding a quality score. It is overweight in technology and financials.

Investors love good deals, and they also love growth. Often times, the latter doesn't accommodate the former, but there is the notion of growth at a reasonable price (GARP).