The Invesco S&P 500 Pure Growth ETF, which focuses on S&P 500 stocks with strong growth traits, has gained 21.64% year-to-date with $2.08 billion in assets and a 0.35% expense ratio. Its unique growth scoring heavily weights twelve-month price momentum, making it more of a momentum ETF than a fundamental growth fund. While stocks like Sandisk and Micron Technology are driving gains, the ETF faces significant downside risk due to its momentum-based strategy and infrequent portfolio reviews. The analyst rates it a 'hold' for its high expected EPS growth next year but advises long-term investors to consider other growth options.
Nvidia has returned a record $26 billion to its shareholders after increasing its dividend by an extraordinary 2,400%. This massive payout highlights the company's strong financial position and commitment to rewarding investors. The significant divid...
AGCO introduced the Massey Ferguson N-Series split/narrow row planters at the 2026 Farm Progress Show, featuring factory-installed Precision Planting technology and modular design. These planters come in six configurations, offering farmers flexibili...
In August 2026, US private-sector employment grew by 38,000 jobs, marking the slowest job creation pace since January. Base pay increased by 3.2% and gross pay by 4.7% year-over-year, with job-changers seeing higher wage growth than job-stayers. The ...
Oxford BioMedica's shares fell 15% after Novartis and Bristol Myers Squibb paused enrollment in their autoimmune CAR-T therapy trials due to safety concerns, including patient deaths and inflammatory events. Despite this, broker Panmure Liberum maint...
Goldman Sachs analyzed $10 trillion in equity holdings and found that both hedge funds and mutual funds share strong interest in four large-cap dividend-paying financial stocks: Bank of America, Capital One Financial, Mastercard, and Visa. These comp...
