Definitive PGF Returns And Dividends

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PGF - Financial Preferred Portfolio Fundamentals

PGF Tracks This Index: Wachovia Hybrid & Preferred Securities Financial Index
Description: The Index tracks the performance of U.S. listed preferred stocks of preferred stocks issued in the US market by financial institutions and currently includes approximately 30 securities selected by Wachovia pursuant to a proprietary selection methodology.

Issuer: Invesco PowerShares
Expense Ratio: 0.60%
ETFdb Category: Preferred Stock/Convertible Bonds
ETF Home Page: PGF
Inception: 2006-12-01

PGF Performance

1 Week Return:	1.97%
2 Week Return:	-1.22%
4 Week Return:	-0.77%
13 Week Return:	0.86%
26 Week Return:	13.98%
YTD Return:	12.14%
1 Year Return:	3.10%
3 Year Return:	61.55%
5 Year Return:	6.89%

Data as of 05/24/2012

PGF Expenses & Fees

Expense Ratio: 0.60%
Category: Preferred Stock/Convertible Bonds
Category Range: 0.35% to 0.6%
Category Average: 0.49%

PGF Valuation

P/E Ratio:	n/a
Beta:	0.73
20 Day Moving Average:	$17.63
60 Day Moving Average:	$17.66

Data as of 05/24/2012

PGF Dividend

Annual Dividend Rate:	$1.22
Dividend Date:	2012-05-15
Dividend:	$0.10
Annual Dividend Yield %:	6.95%

Data as of 05/24/2012

PGF Volatility

5 Day Volatility:	71.96%
20 Day Volatility:	11.80%
50 Day Volatility:	8.45%
200 Day Volatility:	7.62%
Standard Deviation:	0.81%

Data as of 05/24/2012

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