When it comes to creating the Mount Rushmore of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), the Invesco QQQ ETF (QQQ) has to be in the conversation. Since 1999, the fund has been the go-to option when it comes to getting Nasdaq 100 exposure all within the confines of a single fund.
There's a proxy vote to change the fund, and the calls will keep coming until the matter is settled.
Considering the growing popularity of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) across the country, it is time to rebalance your portfolio before 2026.
Invesco (IVZ) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
Stock selection in materials was the largest contributor to relative performance. The fund's holdings in mining exchange-traded funds and lack of real estate exposure also aided relative return. Stock selection in healthcare, energy, industrials and IT detracted from relative return.
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Investors looking for stocks in the Financial - Investment Management sector might want to consider either Invesco (IVZ) or BlackRock (BLK). But which of these two stocks presents investors with the better value opportunity right now?
IVZ's October AUM climbs 2% to $2.17T, fueled by $8B in net inflows and strong market gains across asset classes.
Invesco Ltd. remains a Buy with a new price target after strong Q3 '25 results. IVZ delivered record organic growth, robust ETF inflows, and improved efficiency, but faces declining fee realization rates and industry underperformance risks. While upside is now slimmer, IVZ offers a 3.5%+ yield, solid credit, and limited alternatives in an overvalued financial sector.
Dupont (DD) is a leading specialty chemical company in the process of spinning off its electronics business, which in our view should unlock shareholder value. KKR (KKR) is a leading private equity investment firm with a large portion of earnings coming from recurring revenue sources. Alcon (ALC) revenues fell short of consensus estimates for two consecutive quarters, and management lowered its full year revenue outlook.
Invesco International Small-Mid Company Fund added six new positions and exited 11 positions during the quarter. We are benchmark independent, bottom-up investors, focusing on company fundamentals rather than using a “top-down” perspective to overweight or underweight any sector or region. We exited AIA Engineering, Belimo, Epiroc, Japan Elevator Service, Kardex, Konami, and Triveni Turbine.
Invesco jumps after Q3 earnings beat estimates, with record $2.12T in assets and stronger margins offsetting higher expenses.