Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF

SPMO

Valor de mercado US$ 21,6 bi

Invesco has hired a BlackRock ETF trading executive to lead its ETF capital markets team in the Americas. Key Takeaways: Tim Clavin moves to Invesco after about two years at BlackRock and nearly a decade at Vanguard.

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The Index tracked by the Invesco S&P 500 Momentum Index underwent a semi-annual reconstitution after business close Friday, resulting in 54 substitutions and roughly 40% of the portfolio. Apple and Merck were the top additions, while Nvidia was deleted despite an excellent one-year gain of 30.24%. Micron Technology is still in the #2 spot with an 8.99% weighting. This article also evaluates SPMO from a fundamentals perspective. Overall, it looks slightly weaker than before, but it's still 52% in tech, and its GARP and quality statistics remain strong.

The Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF remains a compelling buy, offering concentrated exposure to top-performing S&P 500 momentum names. SPMO's upcoming September rebalance is likely to further overweight semiconductors and energy, intensifying its divergence from the broader S&P 500. Recent performance highlights SPMO's efficiency in capturing rallies, with a 19.6% total return over twelve months and strong net inflows of $6.3B.

The Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF remains a Buy, while the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF is rated Hold. SPMO's tech-heavy, concentrated portfolio has underperformed recently, but its medium-term and long-term outperformance over RSP remains intact. SPMO faces higher volatility and sector risk, particularly from semiconductors, but recent weakness has not signaled a decisive shift to RSP's broader sector exposure.

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