SPLV Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF
Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (SPLV) trend channel, buy level and 3-month target on Trade The Path. Sector: Financial Services. Listed on ARCA. Levels below are fitted to this ticker's own swing highs and lows (Theil–Sen, log-price), then projected 3 months. If this ticker has no settled sample yet, treat the numbers as a geometric read, not a track record. Information only, not financial advice.
In the sell zone
Price has run up to the upper trend line — the level it has repeatedly stalled at.
Read from the last 9 months of history we hold: rising, drifting +0% a year. Price is above both fitted ceilings, so there is no line overhead to break — and no fitted resistance to price the target against either. What would overturn this: a close below US$70.03 — the floor of the channel being read — after which the trend, not the entry, is what was wrong.
- 9 months read from
- US$70.03 – US$70.88 Rising channel, +0% a year
- Position in that channel
- 342% above the ceiling of it — 0% is the floor, 100% the ceiling
Price history, with the path projected 3 months forward
- Daily close
- Upper trend line (9 months)
- Lower trend line (9 months)
- Dashed after today: projected 3 months
- Our buy
- Our target
Our target
This stock has not been through the setup we trade often enough for a published call, and no alerts are sent. The buy and target below are still this site's read of the fitted channel.
Buy at or below
US$68.40
level as at 17 Sept 2026
Our target
US$69.99
by 16 Dec 2026
Projected move
2.3%
gross, before costs
Price is at or through our target.
- Upper line touches
- 4
- Lower line touches
- 3
- Fit confidence
- 61%
- Fitted
- 5 Sept 2026
About Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF
The Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (SPLV) aims to provide investors with exposure to the S&P 500 Low Volatility Index. This fund primarily invests, dedicating at least 90% of its total assets, to the specific securities that make up this benchmark index. The underlying index is overseen and calculated by Standard & Poor's. It comprises 100 stocks selected from the broader S&P 500 Index that have exhibited the lowest price instability, or "realized volatility," over the preceding 12 months. Volatility is essentially a measure of how much an asset's price fluctuates up or down during a given period. Both the ETF and its tracking index undergo systematic rebalancing and constituent adjustments on a quarterly basis, specifically in February, May, August, and November.
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Asset Management - Global
- Country
- US
https://www.invesco.com/us/en/financial-products/etfs/invesco-sp-500-low-volatility-etf.html
Scorecard
Our own pillar scores, computed from the fundamentals below. They are not Morningstar ratings — that data is licensed and we do not redistribute it.
- Valuation
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- Profitability
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- Financial health
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- Cash generation
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Key statistics
- Market cap
- US$6.85B
- Enterprise value
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- Beta
- 0.37
- Avg volume
- 2.37M
- Revenue per share
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- Dividend yield
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- 52-week range
- 69.63-78.82
- Exchange
- AMEX
Key ratios
- P/E (TTM)
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- PEG
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- Price / sales
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- Price / book
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- EV / EBITDA
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- Gross margin
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- Operating margin
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- Net margin
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- Current ratio
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- Quick ratio
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- Debt / equity
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- Interest cover
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Income statement
Balance sheet
Cash flow
Trend lines are fitted statistically to past swing highs and lows and projected forward on the assumption the same rhythm continues. It often does not. This is information, not advice.