PGX News and Press, Invesco Preferred From 03/19/21

Investors often shrug off the impact of stimulus, but when fabricated demand comes into the stock market everything is affected, even Invesco Preferred (NYSE: PGX) and other stocks that might not be direct beneficiaries.  They say, a rising tide lifts all boats, and multiple expans...

A tell is a precursor of a stock's next move, and investors in Invesco Preferred (NYSE: PGX) look for these indicators all the time.  the good news is, tells are there for investors to see every day. For example, we have provided this data for PGX in the trading plans and summ...

Global manufacturing PMI buoyed by further strong gains in production. Robust growth seen in the US, Eurozone, India and Brazil despite supply chain delays close to record high. Expansion limited by further slowdown in China, in turn linked to shipping and logistics problems. ...

Traditionally Wall Street has used fundamental analysis to make investment decisions in stocks like Invesco Preferred (NYSE: PGX) but sometimes the most revealing aspect of the fundamental health of a company can be found through an observation of its price action.  Price action wa...

Long-term rates have been skyrocketing and the Treasury bond market crashing. Investors should pay attention to the bond market crash because it may proceed to another crash in risk assets such as stocks, preferred equities, and junk bonds. Due to their convexity, preferred equiti...

This is not EF Hutton, but it could be more powerful.  A picture speaks a thousand words, they say, and the price action of Invesco Preferred (NYSE: PGX) tells an important story.  The movement tells us where investors perceive value, or the lack of it, and if we pay attention...

A recent study analyzes spending patterns for various groups of Americans. The percentages spent in various categories differ enormously from group to group. What's more, the percentages change for many people once they retire. Spending data can help retirees develop more flex...

Preferred securities are one alternative source of income that investors may want to consider when looking to enhance yield in their portfolios. To alleviate concerns of concentration risk, we believe investors should consider non-financial preferreds ("ex financials"), which provide ...

Investors who are still working have to be mindful of their objectives and future needs. Decisions made now should reflect preferences concerning future work duration and type. Risk profile also must play into the conversation. Dividend stocks shine in this context as they pro...

FPE offers investors a high yield, low volatility, and a steady income. FPE is significantly more diversified than competing preferred stock ETFs. FPE's high expense ratio and comparatively risky credit rating may put off some investors. For further details see: FPE: A U...