SPGP News and Press, Invesco S&P 500 GARP ETF From 08/09/22

July was the highest revenue generating month of 2022. The US hard to borrow equity market pushes revenues higher. Fixed income continues to see strong demand. Corporate bonds are in for an impressive 2022. Global securities finance revenues totalled $1.215 bln, ...

The fiscal policies implemented post the pandemic-driven economic shutdown created a surge in demand that created an unprecedented surge in corporate earnings. When stocks deviate from the underlying economy, the eventual resolution is lower stock prices. The deviation from long-t...

After a full year of underperforming a counterfactual based upon the "Great Recession" trade recovery, the post-pandemic trade recovery between the U.S. and China has finally caught up to that projection in terms of current, or nominal, U.S. dollars. Digging into the trade data, we fo...

There are now 20 million more 55+ employed than there were in 2000. The 55+ population increased by 42 million (from 57 million in 2000 to 99 million today), a 74% increase. Total employment in the age cohort increased by 113%. This reflects structural changes in the U.S. economy:...

After Friday’s big payroll number, stocks sank as the buzz was that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by 75 basis points at its September meeting. And they well might. One of the amazing developments of the Covid pandemic was that many people who were forced to stay...

It appears the U.S. economy may be falling into recession - the business cycle has not been eliminated. Valuations outside the U.S. continue to look relatively attractive versus the U.S., especially in Japan. Credit spreads rallied over the past month or so and are once again in l...

The market rebounded sharply in July. Investors liked the earnings reports, which were mainly driven by Big Tech results. Inflation has likely already peaked in June. The Fed will likely start monetary easing next year. SPY broke through the top of the descending ...

Friday’s bounce sets the stage for a critical week where the S&P 500 has its eyes set on breaking above resistance just below $420. By the time July 4th came around, though, bulls must have been feeling patriotic again. Stocks are higher to start the week, with the S&am...

Second Quarter GDP recently contracted by 0.9%. Combined with the contraction of 1.6% in the first quarter, the economy is now in what historically has been deemed a recession. The administration and most of the media have pushed back on this narrative, sighting yet another strong mon...

Compounding interpretation of the data now is the issue of the pandemic and the consequences of an ill-advised global economic shutdown. Some economists contend two quarters of negative GDP alone is not a sufficient indication of a recession. Certainly, some market sectors and ind...