Invesco S&P 500 Quality ETF

SPHQ

Market cap $15.5B

In my equity watchlist there will not be only the USA, I will closely follow global markets, especially factor strategies. In the bond segment, I really appreciate active management; I think passive ones will remain poorly able to capture the evolutions of 2026. Among the segments with alpha potential, I identify the small cap value segment due to lower valuations and better earnings expectations.

Growth, growth, and more growth — that's been the common refrain in the current market environment. However, peeking from behind the curtains is the quality factor.

Considering the growing popularity of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) across the country, it is time to rebalance your portfolio before 2026.

With stocks sliding, volatility spiking and bubble concerns mounting, investors need a defensive game plan. These ETFs can help you navigate the turbulence.

Designed to provide broad exposure to the Style Box - Large Cap Blend category of the market, the Invesco S&P 500 Quality ETF (SPHQ) is a smart beta exchange traded fund launched on 12/06/2005.

Buffett's final lessons guide ETF investors toward discipline, cash strength and quality picks like SPY, ITOT, VTV and MINT.

As market optimism builds, investors may want to fortify portfolios with defensive ETFs like VTV, XLP and QUAL to weather potential volatility.

Quality and value underperformed in the third quarter. But there's more to the market than Nvidia and AI.

SPHQ is an ETF that shifts the focus in the selection process to the quality factor. A selection methodology that over the past year has delivered lower performance compared to ETFs like SPY. The reason lies in the rush toward AI mega-caps, which have filled SPY's top 10.

With U.S. debt hitting a record $38 trillion amid a prolonged shutdown, investors should turn to defensive ETF strategies for stability.