Invesco S&P Ultra Dividend Revenue (RDIV) Buys $71.4 Million More ONEOK on Nov. 2
Invesco S&P Ultra Dividend Revenue ETF (RDIV) reported $882.9M in gross activity, buying $71.4M of ONEOK (OKE), $65.2M of HP (HPQ), and $57.5M of Omnicom (OMC), while selling $100.5M of Target (TGT) and $58.2M of Kinder Morgan (KMI). RDIV manages $1.49B in assets and focuses on high-dividend U.S. stocks.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The fund's activity reflects a shift toward certain dividend‑paying stocks while trimming exposure to others, offering modest trading cues for the listed companies involved.
Market read
Holdings updates provide short‑term directional hints for the affected stocks but are not major market drivers.
What to watch
ETF rebalancing could be driven by index methodology rather than company‑specific news.
Background
Invesco S&P Ultra Dividend Revenue ETF (RDIV) reported its latest holdings changes for Nov. 2, highlighting new large buys and sizable sells.
Ticker impact
RDIV added a new $71.4M position in ONEOK, its largest buy of the day.
likely upward pressure from fund buying
Large new position may attract other investors and support the stock.
RDIV bought $65.2M of HP Inc., a new 4.36% holding.
likely modest upside
New sizable stake signals confidence, may lift sentiment.
RDIV added $57.5M of Omnicom Group, a new 3.84% stake.
potential upward pressure
New position by a dividend‑focused ETF can be viewed positively.
RDIV bought $42.0M of Stanley Black & Decker, a new 2.81% holding.
likely slight upside
Sizeable but not large enough to move the market alone.
RDIV added $32.5M of Mosaic Co., a new 2.17% stake.
possible modest upside
Small relative to market cap; limited impact.
RDIV sold $100.5M of Target, removing a large position.
likely downward pressure
Large sell may signal concerns, prompting other sellers.
RDIV trimmed $58.2M of Kinder Morgan, cutting exposure.
potential slight decline
Sell size moderate; impact limited.
RDIV exited Fidelity National Financial with a $41.8M sale.
possible minor downside
Single fund exit unlikely to move price significantly.
Market effects
Dividend‑focused ETFs shifting weight among consumer and industrial stocks.
U.S. equity market exposure modestly adjusted; no broad regional effect.
Limited to U.S. dividend‑oriented investors.
Counterpoint
Fund sells may be over‑interpreted; underlying fundamentals unchanged.
Key entities
- ETFInvesco S&P Ultra Dividend Revenue ETF
Dividend‑focused U.S. equity fund reporting holdings changes.


