AAPL $346.53 -0.31% ▼ ACN $247.86 -0.40% ▼ ADBE $260.21 -1.20% ▼ ADEA $21.97 +3.56% ▲ ADIG $16.58 +2.06% ▲ ADP $302.90 -0.41% ▼ ADSK $250.31 -0.40% ▼ AEHR $56.81 +3.28% ▲ AEVA $10.23 +0.59% ▲ AGYS $123.74 +2.52% ▲ AI $12.96 +4.35% ▲ AIP $19.76 +4.00% ▲ ALAB $263.35 +2.20% ▲ ALKT $15.89 -0.90% ▼ ALNT $91.51 +4.39% ▲ AMBA $66.90 +0.92% ▲ AMBQ $51.30 +3.93% ▲ AMD $528.58 +2.28% ▲ AMPL $17.32 -1.59% ▼ AMZN $250.25 +0.59% ▲ ANET $178.21 +3.25% ▲ AOSL $22.11 +1.05% ▲ APLD $18.48 +1.26% ▲ APP $261.44 +0.22% ▲ APPN $52.08 -1.73% ▼ APPS $9.77 -1.41% ▼ ARM $222.66 +6.04% ▲ ARRY $3.19 -0.58% ▼ ARW $214.63 +2.32% ▲ ASML $1,608.93 +2.48% ▲ AAPL $346.53 -0.31% ▼ ACN $247.86 -0.40% ▼ ADBE $260.21 -1.20% ▼ ADEA $21.97 +3.56% ▲ ADIG $16.58 +2.06% ▲ ADP $302.90 -0.41% ▼ ADSK $250.31 -0.40% ▼ AEHR $56.81 +3.28% ▲ AEVA $10.23 +0.59% ▲ AGYS $123.74 +2.52% ▲ AI $12.96 +4.35% ▲ AIP $19.76 +4.00% ▲ ALAB $263.35 +2.20% ▲ ALKT $15.89 -0.90% ▼ ALNT $91.51 +4.39% ▲ AMBA $66.90 +0.92% ▲ AMBQ $51.30 +3.93% ▲ AMD $528.58 +2.28% ▲ AMPL $17.32 -1.59% ▼ AMZN $250.25 +0.59% ▲ ANET $178.21 +3.25% ▲ AOSL $22.11 +1.05% ▲ APLD $18.48 +1.26% ▲ APP $261.44 +0.22% ▲ APPN $52.08 -1.73% ▼ APPS $9.77 -1.41% ▼ ARM $222.66 +6.04% ▲ ARRY $3.19 -0.58% ▼ ARW $214.63 +2.32% ▲ ASML $1,608.93 +2.48% ▲

Invesco’s RSPH or iShares’ IBB: Which Healthcare ETF Is the Better Long-Term Buy?

October 26, 2026 · by TPW Pipeline

Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Health Care ETF (NYSEMKT:RSPH) offers a broader, equal-weighted healthcare approach with lower historical volatility, while iShares Biotechnology ETF (NASDAQ:IBB) provides concentrated, market-cap-weighted exposure to the biotechnology industry.

Investors seeking healthcare exposure often choose between niche industry funds and broad-market strategies. While the Invesco fund tracks the wider S&P 500 healthcare universe with an equal-weighting methodology, the iShares fund focuses specifically on biotechnology, leading to different levels of concentration and risk.

Beta measures price volatility relative to the S&P 500; beta is calculated from monthly returns over the available fund history (up to five years). The 1-yr return represents total return over the trailing 12 months. Dividend yield is the trailing-12-month distribution yield.

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