SPHD vs SPYD — ETF Comparison
Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF (SPHD) and State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 High Dividend ETF (SPYD) differ in expense ratio (0.30% vs 0.07%) and AUM ($3.25B vs $7.27B). Here's how they compare across all key metrics.
Performance Comparison
Quick Verdict
SPYD wins on 10 out of 10 metrics. SPYD has a lower expense ratio (0.07%). SPYD has higher AUM ($7.27B).
Basic Information
Metric
SPHD
SPYD
Fund Name
Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF
State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 High Dividend ETF
Issuer
Invesco
SPDR
Inception Date
Oct 18, 2012
Oct 21, 2015
Expense Ratio
0.30%
0.07%
AUM
$3.25B
$7.27B
Holdings Count
55
80
Current Price
$49.49
$46.27
Today's Change
-0.39%
-0.20%
Dividend Yield
4.04%
4.19%
Performance Comparison
Period
SPHD
SPYD
1M
+0.31%
+2.56%
3M
-0.15%
+3.09%
6M
+4.60%
+8.68%
YTD
+2.84%
+6.09%
1Y
+4.13%
+10.45%
3Y
+19.93%
+21.98%
5Y
+11.98%
+15.06%
Top Holdings
1 overlapping holdings in top 10
SPHD Holdings
VZVerizon Communications Inc
3.33%MOAltria Group Inc
3.22%PFEPfizer Inc
2.95%DOCHealthpeak Properties Inc
2.68%KHCKraft Heinz Co/The
2.68%OKEONEOK Inc
2.67%VICIVICI Properties Inc
2.61%ORealty Income Corp
2.46%CAGConagra Brands Inc
2.44%AMC.AXAmcor PLC
2.38%SPYD Holdings
LYBLYONDELLBASELL INDU CL A
1.77%APAAPA CORP
1.74%DOWDOW INC
1.71%IRMIRON MOUNTAIN INC
1.53%EOGEOG RESOURCES INC
1.51%VZVERIZON COMMUNICATIONS INC
1.45%EIXEDISON INTERNATIONAL
1.45%TGTTARGET CORP
1.43%PSXPHILLIPS 66
1.41%KIMKIMCO REALTY CORP
1.39%Sector Allocation
SPHD Sectors
Real Estate19.19%
Consumer Defensive18.48%
Energy14.64%
Financial Services14.25%
Utilities13.98%
Communication Services9.22%
Healthcare5.33%
Consumer Cyclical3.53%
Technology1.38%
SPYD Sectors
Real Estate24.72%
Consumer Defensive16.79%
Utilities11.85%
Financial Services11.20%
Energy9.68%
Consumer Cyclical6.91%
Communication Services5.52%
Healthcare5.08%
Basic Materials3.73%
Technology2.35%
Industrials2.17%
Cash & Others0.00%
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