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[News] A January "rout" in megacap tech stocks this month is now the Wall Street consensus, according to the BofA equity team.
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And equal weight s&p (RSP etf) is also flat
Probably RSP or some other equal weight S&P etf. It doesn’t exclude the mag7 but it’s not so concentrated.
Dont buy single stocks but deff get some while they are down. Ide split between VOO and RSP, or just RSP.
Just buy ETFs instead of popular tech stocks, e.g. equal-weight S&P 500 (RSP) and an international ETF like VXUS.
I went from S&P to RSP equal weight fund a year ago because I thought the big names were overpriced. Was losing but now it is evening out. 20% cash instead of the normal 10. Hasn't helped yet, but SW Florida condos are down by a third and falling fast... maybe get one in the fall
Atleast RSP will have minimum exposure. Might swap QQQ and SPY into more of that and SCHM
RSP green. It’s just the same old names stankin
VEU outperforming SPY and RSP bigly. back to regular scheduled programming I guess
Some of y'all need to be updating your priors here, yes, the Dow/RSP did a good job of trying initially to mask tech, but they've been getting drilled since February 6th. I don't think this is an exact copypasta of 2022 (IF it is anything like it, it's slower and won't get as deep, probably better to say it's a mish mash of 18 and 22), but 2022 means the Dow gets drilled initially before it bottoms and cuts most of its losses (with tech lagging that), and the only place where you're safe is oil.
Nuh uh, check out RSP. Market is doing just fine, until now with the stuff with Iran, it’s just the 10 companies that make up 40% of S&P that are having issues since Oct. Once this war with Iran stops, we gonna push hard, could be a long while though
There are such 'safer' S&P 500 variations: RSP - Equal weight S&P 500 SPYD - Consists of S&P 500 companies with higher div yield SPYV - 'Value' companies from S&P 500
Is there a specific earnings expectation for q2 you think will miss as a result of what you mention? I think the irrational fear driven drops before the war helped here. Q1 earnings companies were beating expectations, announcing all time high profits, and stocks still dropped. We should have easily been at S&P 7000-7100 the day the war started. The fact that we weren’t softened the blow The mag7 should still be carrying the S&P on their shoulders. The RSP should be lagging SPY but it was beating it. Like I said all this irrationality helped
I’ve been getting increasingly uncomfortable with the large weightings that some of these mega-cap tech stocks are up to now in the S&P 500 and other market cap weighted indices, so I’ve been investing more of my new investment dollars into RSP, which is an equal weight S&P 500 ETF.
The thing about diversification is that people diversify by sector, geographics, market-cap, etc. However, nobody seems to want to diversify by weighting methodology. For instance, you could buy VOO, which is market-cap weighted S&P500, and RSP, which is equal-weighted S&P500. Or weight by GDP of the country. Or minimum variance. Or throwing darts at a board. The interesting thing is, over very long periods, any of these methodologies appears to outperform the S&P by \~1-2% annually. One posited reason for this is because they all break the link between price and weight. They capture a "rebalancing premium", by trimming the outperformers and adding to the laggards. Another posited reason is that it's just the value/risk premium, because these other weighting methodologies naturally tilt towards the smaller and cheaper stocks. Either way, I like to go 50/50 market-cap weighted/other weighting methodology. So for instance I have SCHX (S&P Market-Weighted), FNDX (S&P Fundamentally-Weighted). SCHF (Developed Market-Weighted), FNDF (Developed Fundamentally-Weighted). SCHE (Emerging Market-Weighted), FNDE (Emerging Fundamentally-Weighted).
If this happens I will most likely buy RSP
Shift some VOO into RSP and VXUS.
Use the ETF that I use, RSP which is an equally weighted s&p etf. It's an absolute champ for stability in these crazy times. It does not gyrate with the fortunes of the mag 7. I put a covered call over each hundred shares I own which smooths out the volatility even more.
This. If you’re feeling spicy, buy into an equal-weight S&P ETF like RSP that will give you the same holdings, but with less concentration in those top 7 companies.
Your Roth IRA. RSP, VOO, or SPY
Hey WSB loser scoreboard watcher. Why don't you put up the YTD gains of the $GLD, $RSP, $EWY, $EWJ, $ACWX, $XLE vs $QQQ??? Why are all you losers looking at the same stocks in the same sector making lower highs & lower lows???
Who's the bear? WSB betting on $QQQ? Or the $RSP, $GLD, $CAT, $ACWX, $EWY peeps???
Are yiu in Canada? If so, does your calculation account for the 50% CG inclusion rate? In any case, to offset the taxes, contribute the same amount of the taxable capital gain to your RSP.
just short RSP instead, as good as...gold
Barely. Take a look at RSP btw
Then buy RSP equal weighted sp500 etf, slightly higher expense ratio of 0.20 so not too bad
Instead they’ll just yell into the void that buying RSP is a form of active management and it’s stupid because you just need the S&P no questions asked. Even when the index has over 40% in 10 stocks.
Large caps are doing fine, the RSP is up over 6%. It’s the mag 7 and the like which have gotten so big and make up a huge % of the S&P that are doing g poorly.
RSP is up 7% YTD. The Bag 7 really went from carrying the market to killing it
Buy the RSP, equal weight s&p, and check in in june
I mean unless the dispersion trade somehow stays full force without it breaking and jams the Dow to 53k+ and RSP to 220+ while you continue to get a big fat 0 from tech, it's very possible. I actually think it's possible the Dow continues, but based on what I remember from 2024, it probably won't happen until summertime. Guess if it's happening with a 0 from tech, we'll see consumer staples get jammed over a 50 P/E ratio.
I put a significant allocation in RSP for that purpose
RSP is flat, tread lightly regards
RSP is down - not looking good.
RSP tanking. This is the top
Your assumption of the S&P being propped up by big tech is just wrong. In fact there has been a growing divergence between SPY and the MAG7, with SPY being up 7% the last 6 months compared to 3.5% for the MAG7. The equal weight ETF for SPY, RSP, is up roughly 13% compared to the S&P's 15% over the last year. Sure it's slightly less, but it still shows broad market participation. Heck, even the small caps, the Russell 2000, are up over 22% year over year.
I'd be good with that . As long as you own other ETFs :: International . value , Small/mid as well . That's me , For full disclosure long AMZN. NVDA META, and GOOG thru XLC I sold My RSP options yesterday (THE OTHER 493)
You can invest in RSP if you choose. Equal weighted S&P 500 fund.
You should look at it over the long run. SPY vs RSP
RSP etf is equal weight S&P
Tesla is ridiculously overvalued. You might get bailed out if Elon merges Tesla with spacex, but Tesla is a failing business. Take the profits and pay the taxes. If you’ve held over a year it’s 20% capital gains. Yes S&P500 is roughly the 500 biggest companies. Weighted towards the most valuable companies. RSP gives you better exposure to the smaller (still large) companies in the S&P500. The non-US etfs give you broad exposure to the rest of the world. There is a rotating underway away from the mega caps and broadly away from the US towards other markets, hence the RSP and non-US.
Sell all the Tesla immediately. Sell all of your individual stocks if you’re not going to monitor your portfolio closely. Split half your money across SPY (S&P500) and RSP (equal weight s&p500), and half across something like IEMG (emerging market index) and IEUR (Europe index) or just ACWX (all-world except US) if you want to keep it simple.
Not sure I agree. RSP (equal weight S&P) is holding up better than S&P and NASDAQ indicating breadth is strong.
RSP is the SnP 500 with equal weight in all stocks. It’s working well I’d look at that
That's simply not true. The market has held up despite weakness in AI stocks. Some have corrected 50%. Software stocks are in the toilet, including the Mag 7. Only GOOG and AAPL are holding up, barely. NVDA has gone nowhere in 7 months. There has been rotation out of the AI trade into other areas, as evidenced by RSP (equal weight S&P 500) holding up better than the SPX. The "serious concern" is all just noise. People think they're smarter than the CEO's of Google, Microsoft, Meta, Nvidia. They are building the infrastructure for the future. Profitability will become a concern, just like with the Internet. When the buildout was finished, suddenly there were a hundred [PETS.COM](http://PETS.COM) that had no business. We're not even close to that. We're still in the early innings of the buildout phase, and there will be tons of profits made by the companies that supply the materials. People like to talk themselves out of investing because of bubbles and circular financing and the fact that ChatGPT says dumb things sometimes and that means AI is crap. They have no idea what is coming. This is an industrial revolution and it's just getting started.
13f pumped RSP, so time to invert and buy market cap weighted names
That’s not how that works. It’s not just growth, but how much growth has already been priced in. The Mag 7 companies also are taking out debt or ploughing their earnings into capital expenditures, which then need to actually produce Return on Investment in the future for them to be successful. Which could happen, but is also taking on more risk. The prices are going down to compensate for the execution risk going up. RSP you’d have to look what the equal weight earnings prediction is because the under 5% is almost certainly a blended cap weighted average. RSP says it has a 17 forward P/E ratio an a 21 current PE ratio, so it would seem to have an 8% growth rate and a 4.7% earnings yield, which all things being equal could equate to 12-13% expected returns.
NASDAQ yes. But RSP no. There's a little t of rotation holding up the indices. Remains to be seen if a larger correction in NASDAQ (if it comes) spills over.
RSP (equal weight S&P ) at ATH. Rotation has been happening for some time now. Look at the Russel.
Exactly. Everything was up today except mag7. Look at RSP. IWM is still in an uptrend as well.
I don’t think you youngins are ready for a sideways market. You are used to these 20% banger years. It’s a stock pickers market now. Indexes will just go sideways for a while. Except things like RSP and IWM that have gone nowhere for months. SPY can’t move without Mag7. It’s a “sell this to buy that” market. It looks scary at the index but overtime it just grinds sideways. Try trading from 2014-2016. Or 2018-2019. Or 2004-2006. Money just rotates around until you get more liquidity through rate cuts or easing. Shit can go sideways and frustrate bulls and bears for months on end. You need to pick stocks. 2026 won’t be easy money.
RSP making SPY its bitch today
The S&P 500 is market-cap weighted, which means the biggest companies impact the index more. This is part of the consolidation that you noticed. There are funds which are equal weighted of the S&P 500... RSP is an ETF. I think you can find mutual funds as well. Many of the analysts that I have been hearing are suggesting that broadening outside of the US through the current cycle will be beneficial (the S&P500 is pure US). ETFs like VXUS will give international exposure. VEA will give international exposure in developed markets only. They both have way more than 500 companies.
Chill. RSP is green. Tech lagging but it'll come back.
I'm afraid the $RSP might hit ATH's while WSB is jumping out windows.
RSP (equal weight S&P) just keeps grinding to new highs. We're experiencing sector rotation, and WSB peeps don't trade "boring" stocks which are the ones winning during this rotation.
RSP/Equal weight been carrying the market for the last 3 months for a dispersion trade. Now all the money is going to go back into the mega caps/mag 7 and send this even higher.
Respiratory Virus? I am guessing RSP, yes a good choice.
JEPI, VDC, PFIX and some RSP might do the trick I guess?
Throw in some XMHQ with that RSP. XMHQ +6.11% YTD
Moving forward I have been slowly allocating my fund towards RSP. Currently it's 10% of my etf right now.
RSP/Equal Weight S&P: +5.15% YTD SPY +0.9% YTD
RSP.... SCHD... QQM... All good, schd finally jumped, rsp holding steady, qqqm down a bit
RSP doing well so far! Very interesting
I knew it. I stopped buying at $510 and started buying beat down Google instead. Then when Google ran up I started buying RSP.
Consumer staples. Look at an equal weigh S&P like RSP vs SPY. It crushes. People are rotating into McDonald’s, Coca Cola, hormel, etc
You see, in the much longer term, I may not even disagree, but I will just be stunned if there isn’t even a minor wriggle by RSP on tech getting killed. Best case scenario is that this is 2021 but I have some doubts as if a move below this range occurs, it may be big.
Rotations. $RSP is up today. RSP is if all 500 companies in the S&P were weighted equally. It shows people are rotating out of tech and into defensive stocks
Even RSP was up like .8%
$RSP was up all day, from the open.
Agree, RSP is green so it's tech sector that drives the price action today, GOOGL's earning will make or break SPY tomorrow
$RSP is up bigly on the day. You're just a bad stockpicker.
RSP making new highs while SPY falls. Get used to it
RSP is up 4% on the year retard
RSP is 4% on the year already, it's a big rotation, and you aren't in it
RSP KO and CVX. Best offense is a good defense
The real bubble is RSP and IWM.
RSP is green... large cap tech is eating it, hope my msft recovers 😬 how do I apply for welfare?
I think RSP is rebalanced quarterly but yes transaction cost is higher. Expense ratio for RSP is 20bps while VOO has an expense ratio of around 3bps. Just looking at historical returns, it performed better during market downturns by a couple of %. However the last 3 years its lagged behind by around 10% annually which combined with that much higher expense ratio leads to a lower return. Just better to buy the index etf and hold over a decade or so to get the weighted avg return
>constant buying and selling Nope. For example RSP, the most prominent S&P500 equal weight ETF is rebalanced quarterly.
Rally is broad (RSP, SPY QQQ IWM), VIX is dying. Looks good to me unless PLTR rugs!
Am I stupid for thinking of doing this? So I’m sure we all know that a lot of etfs are heavy into the big 7 and well the crazy growth that can’t be sustained has me thinking of moving away. I’d rather play it safer for long term growth and spread out to etfs like XLI, XLF, XLE, XLV, VBR, VXUS, and RSP. My goal is long term growth for retirement. Thoughts on this? I’d rather not get fucked when this shit bursts by keeping most of my money in VT or something.