IVR Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc.
US ETFETFAs of 2026-07-09 16:00
Why IVR matters now
Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. (IVR) is a US etf in Real Estate. The latest InvestLog snapshot shows $7.97 with +2.44% on the session and $571.0M in assets/market value; recent performance reads 1-month +1.14% and YTD -4.88%.
The latest financial table shown here is Q1 2026, with revenue of $24.7M, net income of $-19.9M, and EPS of $-0.26. Investors can compare that operating picture with valuation signals such as P/E 5.56 and FCF yield 28.7%.
The latest indexable market news headline is "Dividend Power: 6 'Safer' Ideal Dogs To Buy In July" from Seeking Alpha.
Additional event context on this page matters because analyst consensus is Hold with a median target of $8.00; recent insider activity includes Fleshman Robert L filing A-Award. These signals are research inputs, not a recommendation.
ETF Profile
Net Assets
$571.0M
NAV
—
Expense Ratio
—
Holdings
—
Issuer
—
Asset Class
Real Estate
Avg Volume
—
Inception
—
Analyst Ratings
Consensus
Hold
Target (Consensus)
$7.50
Target (Median)
$8.00
Target Range
$2.00 - $10.50
Trading Activity
Insider Trades
Related Stocks
Latest News
Fund Info
Asset Type
ETF
Exchange
—
Currency
USD
Issuer
—
Asset Class
Real Estate
NAV Currency
USD
Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. functions as a real estate investment trust (REIT), concentrating on acquiring, funding, and overseeing a diverse portfolio of mortgage-backed securities and other assets linked to real estate. Its holdings include both residential and commercial mortgage-backed securities, encompassing those guaranteed by U.S. government agencies or federally chartered corporations, as well as those lacking such guarantees. The company also invests in credit risk transfer (CRT) securities—unsecured obligations from government-sponsored enterprises—alongside residential and commercial mortgage loans, and various other real estate-related financial arrangements. Established in 2008 and based in Atlanta, Georgia, the company has opted for REIT tax status, which typically allows it to bypass federal corporate income taxes by distributing at least 90% of its taxable earnings to shareholders.