Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF remains a buy, offering a high-yield and modest valuation amid market volatility. SPHD's portfolio is overweight in Real Estate and Consumer Staples, ...

The Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF is rated a hold due to its failure to reduce volatility versus the S&P 500. SPHD offers a higher dividend yield (3.48%) than VOO but underperforms ...

Most dividend stocks and dividend ETFs pay quarterly, and this creates awkward gaps if you’re trying to cover monthly ...

Quick Read SPHD yields 4.71% through 50 equal-weighted stocks in defensive sectors with a 0.30% expense ratio. Top holdings include Pfizer (6.53% yield), Altria (7.04% yield with 77.9% payout ratio), ...

JEPI offers a 7.1% yield through call options on 125 holdings including Magnificent Seven stocks. SPHD caps sectors at 10 stocks each to prevent overweighting and focuses on stable dividend payers.

All of us could use a little more monthly income; it’s not just for retired folks anymore. Considering the state of the economy and the rising household expenses, the idea of receiving a monthly ...

In trading on Thursday, shares of the Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF (Symbol: SPHD) crossed above their 200 day moving average of $48.89, changing hands as high as $48.90 per share.

Here’s a look at three high-quality dividend-payers, plus two monthly and two high-yield options that may suit your investing needs in 2026. If the recent run-up in growth stocks has made your ...

For investors, it's generally wise to buy and hold companies that continually raise their dividends. There are deals in energy, healthcare, consumer staples, and even the tech space. These five ...