SPGP ETF Analysis: Dividends, Returns AMEX:SPGP

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SPGP seeks growth stocks that also contain quality and value traits, or growth at a reasonable price. Starting from the S&P 500, the underlying index selects 150 names with the highest growth score, derived from trailing 3-year earnings to price growth and sales to price growth. It then picks the top half of these based on a quality and value score, using financial leverage ratio, return on equity and earnings to price. The resulting 75 names are weighted by the growth score. The underlying index undergoes semi-annual rebalance and reconstitution, subject to certain constraints. The maximum weight of each security is 5% while the maximum weight of any given GICS sector is 40%. Prior to June 24, 2019, the fund tracked a Russell pure growth index (perhaps the opposite of GARP in growth context) under a different name and ticker (PXLG).