Invesco S&P SmallCap Low Volatility ETF News

Defensive factors have seen a resurgence during the recent weakness in markets. U.S. equities struggled last month due to volatile and increasing bond yields, third-quarter earnings releases, and geop

Investors can position their portfolios more defensively to safeguard the gains achieved year to date. The economic outlook for the duration of 2023 and beyond remains uncertain.

Low-volatility ETFs have the potential to outpace the broader market in bearish conditions or in an uncertain environment, providing significant protection to the portfolio.

In light of the warnings from market bear John Hussman and concerns surrounding the current state of the stock market, investors may want to consider strategies that prioritize portfolio protection.

Exposure to the quality and low volatility factors can help portfolios remain defensive in the current environment. With lots of uncertainty looming in the market, many investors want to maintain more

As overall market volatility has decreased, the latest rebalance of Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF's (SPLV) underlying index brought some changes to the sector weights. The overall trailing one-y

XSLV is an ETF with an aura of relative safety as it targets small-size, and, therefore, potentially better-valued U.S. stocks that exhibit low volatility characteristics. XSLV has lackluster past per

Investors should consider the potential benefits of a low-volatility exchange traded fund strategy in an uncertain market environment to manage risk in their core investments.

Strategies seek to ease anxieties in uncertain times.

The CPI report came in much hotter than expected. Read why this report, and the higher move in rates, may send stocks to new lows.

The 2022 bear market cycles continue to track the 2008 cycle close. The cycles suggest this may be one of the most pivotal weeks of the year.

At the Jackson Hole Summit, Jerome Powell made it clear the Federal Reserve remains focused on combatting inflation despite recession signals rising in tandem.

Over the coming several weeks, the market will provide us with the structure as to which direction the next 500+ point move will take us.

In the wake of Jackson Hole and more hawkish than previously expected Fedspeak, the S&P 500 is on pace for its worst week since June.

The three main indexes suffered their biggest monthly percentage declines in August since 2015. The weak trend is likely to continue given rising rates, recession fears, and the historical underperfor