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The SPDR® SSGA US Large Cap Low Volatility Index ETF includes 163 low-volatility stocks, mainly in the financial and industrial sectors. Since it started, the LGLV ETF has not performed as well as the Russell 1000 in terms of returns and Sharpe ratio, and it has experienced larger losses, even with its low volatility. However, LGLV offers low fees and performs well compared to other similar funds.
LGLV has a beta of 0.80-0.85, which means it has lower volatility, making it a good choice for cautious investors during uncertain economic times, like the upcoming U.S. election. This ETF follows the SSGA US Large Cap Low Volatility Index and targets large U.S. companies with a history of low volatility. Its investments are mainly in Financial Services, Real Estate, and Industrials, while it has less focus on Technology, helping to reduce concentration risk.
Investors looking for momentum might be interested in the SPDR SSGA US Large Cap Low Volatility Index ETF (LGLV). The fund recently reached a 52-week high and has increased by 28% from its lowest price of $129.77 per share over the past year.
Low-volatility ETFs can perform better than the overall market during tough times or when the future is unclear, offering strong protection for your investments.
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