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PVAL is a top-performing large-cap value ETF with a 0.56% expense ratio and $1.31 billion in assets under management. It's semi-transparent, meaning its managers do not disclose its holdings daily. Portfolio turnover is low, suggesting its two portfolio managers take a high-conviction approach. It's unique in the sense that it has not relied on tech stocks to power its returns. My fundamental analysis revealed low growth rates for current holdings, a departure in strategy from prior months. An additional concern is weak earnings revisions, which could limit short-term gains.
PVAL is an actively managed ETF that has been outperforming its benchmark in the last 3 years with its focus on value opportunities. It focuses on undervalued U.S. large-cap stocks and has a low book value premium and earnings multiple compared to SPY. Despite high fees and concentration risk in the financials sector, PVAL's performance and large-cap focus should be attractive to conservative value investors.
The Putnam Focused Large Cap Value ETF is considered a relatively unknown contender in the Large-Cap Value sector. It focuses on investing in value stocks of large-cap companies that fall within the Russell 1000 Value Index. The review compares the performance of this ETF with other leading performers in the same category.
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