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Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF

PKW · NASDAQ

Market closed$144.29$-0.671200 (-0.46%)After hours $144.29 · 0.00%

Key statistics

Previous close$144.96
Open$144.48
Day high$145.56
Day low$144.00
52-week high$145.47
52-week low$122.96
Market cap1.65B
Volume49.87K
Average volume25.66K
P/E ratio16.14
Forward P/E—
EPS8.94
Dividend yield0.00%

Market context

Why it moved

PKW declined as a broad market selloff, driven by a global tech rout sparked by China's Moonshot AI releasing a competitive open-source model and growing skepticism over AI investment valuations, weighed on equities alongside surging oil prices from escalating Middle East conflict.

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What is happening

Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.

July 17, 2026Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF edged lower as broader market weakness weighed on its holdings, with the S&P 500 declining amid a tech-driven selloff tied to escalating AI valuation concerns and renewed U.S.-Iran tensions. Several top PKW holdings faced headwinds: Citigroup (5.3% weight) fell despite a blockbuster Q2 beat as investors focused on flat guidance and rising expenses, while Wells Fargo (5.0%) similarly slipped after strong earnings failed to produce an upward revision to full-year outlook. HCA Healthcare (3.0%) extended its decline after slashing 2026 EPS guidance due to worsening payer mix from ACA coverage losses, and Adobe (4.4%) remained under pressure from intensifying AI competition concerns. Countering some weakness, eBay (2.3%) attracted fresh institutional interest amid ongoing GameStop acquisition speculation, and PayPal (2.6%) drew attention after its board rejected a $53B Stripe-Advent takeover bid as undervaluing the company.

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July 15, 2026The Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF edged higher, buoyed by a supportive macro backdrop after June CPI came in cooler than expected, easing rate hike fears and lifting broad financial sector sentiment. Key holdings drove mixed signals: top holding Citigroup fell despite a blowout Q2 with 45% profit growth, while Wells Fargo also slipped after strong earnings as investors focused on an unchanged full-year outlook — a classic sell-the-news dynamic. HCA Healthcare, a top-five holding, tumbled sharply after slashing 2026 EPS guidance due to ACA exchange coverage losses, adding a drag on the fund. On the positive side, Adobe and General Motors, both significant PKW holdings, provided some offsetting support amid the sector rotation backdrop, with the financial sector ETF XLF trading near 52-week highs.

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July 14, 2026The Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF declined about 1% during the session, pressured by weakness across several of its top holdings as Q2 earnings season kicked off with mixed signals. HCA Healthcare — a top-10 holding — fell roughly 7% after cutting its 2026 guidance, citing a $400 million income hit from patients losing ACA exchange coverage. Citigroup and Wells Fargo, two of PKW's largest positions, also retreated despite earnings beats, a classic 'sell the news' reaction. Broader macro headwinds including renewed US-Iran tensions and hawkish Fed concerns weighed on equities, though a softer-than-expected June CPI print (3.5%) provided some relief; the ETF is edging back modestly in after-hours trade.

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July 14, 2026The Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF closed essentially flat, holding near its 52-week high of $144.82, as broader market sentiment was weighed down by renewed U.S.-Iran military tensions that sent oil prices surging and pressured equities. The ETF's top holdings face a pivotal week, with major banks — including top holdings Citigroup and Wells Fargo — reporting Q2 earnings Tuesday, with investment banking revenue expected to jump 26% year-over-year and trading revenue up 14%, per KBW estimates. Meanwhile, after-hours pressure (-0.80%) may reflect broader market caution ahead of what could be a market-defining earnings week.

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July 10, 2026The Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF edged modestly higher, closing up around 0.48% as investors positioned ahead of a pivotal Q2 bank earnings week. Several top holdings are in focus: Wells Fargo (5% weight) reports July 14 with analysts broadly bullish and price targets raised by Bank of America and UBS; Citigroup (5.6% weight) also reports July 14 with EPS expected to surge ~39% YoY. The broader financials sector faces some caution, with analysts flagging the sector as potentially overheated near all-time highs. Geopolitical uncertainty from the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict has kept macro sentiment choppy, though the S&P 500 remains near 52-week highs.

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July 9, 2026Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF edged up nearly 1%, outperforming the broader financial sector as investors positioned ahead of a pivotal Q2 bank earnings season. Top holdings Wells Fargo and Citigroup—together representing over 10% of the fund—are each set to report on July 14, with analysts forecasting double-digit earnings growth driven by strong capital markets activity and higher net interest income. Marathon Petroleum, another major holding, surged over 5% on the day as refining stocks rallied amid Middle East-driven oil price volatility, providing an additional tailwind to the ETF. The broader macro backdrop features ongoing US-Iran tensions and elevated oil prices, which continue to fuel inflation concerns, though the financial sector has remained relatively resilient.

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July 8, 2026The Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF closed modestly lower, pressured by a broad market selloff driven by escalating U.S.-Iran tensions after President Trump declared the ceasefire 'over,' sending oil prices surging over 5% and triggering a risk-off rotation. Several of PKW's top holdings faced headwinds: Adobe (ADBE, ~4.2% weight) was cut to Underperform at BofA on AI competition concerns, HCA Healthcare (HCA, ~3.4%) was downgraded by Barclays on volume uncertainty, and Truist Financial faced a bearish analyst turn after a CEO shakeup, while financial sector ETF XLF also slipped on the day amid rising Treasury yields and geopolitical uncertainty.

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July 7, 2026Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF closed modestly lower, edging down as its top holdings faced a mixed session ahead of a pivotal bank earnings week. Key holding Citigroup (5.8%) is gearing up for Q2 results on July 14, with analysts projecting strong year-over-year earnings growth of 35%, while Wells Fargo and Bank of America also report next week amid broadly bullish Wall Street sentiment for financials. A notable wildcard for the ETF is GameStop's surprise non-binding $125/share takeover bid for eBay (2.3% holding), which could inject volatility. The Financial Select Sector SPDR (XLF) also closed slightly lower, reflecting sector-wide consolidation ahead of earnings.

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Seeking Alpha · June 18, 2026PKW: Mixed Feelings About Invesco's Long-Running Buyback ETF (NASDAQ:PKW)Pluang · June 18, 2026Invesco Buyback Achievers ETF upgraded to 'hold' as fundamentals improve despite strategy doubts.Invesco · June 3, 2025Why stock buybacks are a strategy for volatile marketsInvestorPlace · April 16, 2024Buyback Bonanza: The Top 7 ETFs to Profit From Corporate Cash Splurges

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