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Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Consumer Staples ETF news

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Which Is the Better Consumer Staples ETF, State Street's XLP or Invesco's RSPS?
The Motley FoolMay 11, 9:27 AM ETNeutral

RSPS offers a valid alternative with equal-weighting strategy, slightly higher dividend yield (2.80%), and reduced concentration risk. However, it carries a 5x higher expense ratio (0.40%), underperformed XLP significantly, and has lower liquidity ($235.5M AUM). Suitable only for specific investor preferences.

FSTA vs. RSPS: Two Paths to Consumer Staples Exposure
The Motley FoolApr 2, 6:13 PM ETNeutral

RSPS is presented as a viable alternative with specific advantages (higher 2.9% dividend yield, equal weighting reducing concentration risk) but disadvantages (higher 0.40% expense ratio, weaker recent performance at -5.02% 1-year return). It's positioned as suitable only for specific investor priorities like income focus.

FSTA vs. RSPS: Which Consumer Staples ETF Is the Better Buy Right Now?
The Motley FoolFeb 11, 7:27 PM ETNeutral

RSPS shows stronger one-year returns (12.60%) and higher dividend yield (2.63%), but carries higher fees and smaller asset base. Equal-weighting approach reduces concentration risk but limits upside potential. Presents trade-offs rather than clear advantages or disadvantages.

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