AMCA News and Press, iShares Russell 1000 Pure U.S. Revenue ETF From 03/25/21

iShares Russell 1000 Pure U.S. Revenue ETF (AMCA) - $0.1753.30-Day SEC Yield of 0.09% as of Feb. 26.Payable Mar 31; for shareholders of record Mar 26; ex-div Mar 25. For further details see: iShares Russell 1000 Pure U.S. Revenue ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.1753

Last week's data had a touch of good economic news and a strong start to earnings season. There is a light calendar and a holiday-shortened week, but some important earnings reports. Attention will remain focused on the Presidential transition and progress on vaccine distribution....

Despite suffering steeper losses in the March panic and again in the September/October correction, the Russell 1000 finished 2020 with a threefold lead over its global peers (up 21% versus 6.8%, respectively). As was the case globally, P/E multiple expansion, rather than dividend or f...

The neck-and-neck performances of the Russell 1000 and Russell 2000 in 2020 (up 21% and 20%, respectively) mask the intense swings in leadership between the two indexes as the COVID-19 crisis unfolded. The interplay between the two US indexes can be largely traced to the shifting sent...

In a banner month for global equity markets, the Russell 2000 clinched a historic milestone of its own. The US small-cap index climbed more than 18% in November, the best monthly gain since its inception in 1984. The small-cap index also outpaced the Russell 1000's 11.8% increase ...

Traditionally, large trade deficits are evidence of loose monetary conditions and resulting unsustainable spending patterns. No doubt about it, this crisis period is unique. More than three trillion worth of Fed liquidity injections coupled with a more than three trillion fiscal defic...

The world, including investors, is searching for clarity regarding future direction, but there are too many turning points that will be reached in the weeks and months ahead. There is also no guaranty as to how the initial readings of a turning point will be interpreted or whether the...

There is little to be worried about currently in the next four quarters' expected S&P 500 EPS and revenue growth. Energy, Health Care, Technology, and Utilities are the sectors that have seen downward pressure on their expected EPS growth rates. 2021 will likely have a very di...

If we live long enough, almost all of life's activities are cyclical, alternating from favorable to unfavorable. The name of the game is to be able to participate in the favorable. Economic and stock market cycles are not identical, but they tend to "rhyme". If stock prices do their j...

With coronavirus infections and lockdown risks now on the rise, could a second wave of downgrades be on the horizon? We see further signs of wavering in forward-looking EPS revision trends. As current valuation levels imply, investors appear to be looking beyond the depressed near...