
stocks, geared towards the growth factor. SPYG offers investors exposure to a diversified range of large-cap U.S. The outlook for growth stocks also remains precarious as macroeconomic conditions indicate that stock market volatility is likely to persist. Over the past year, SPYG has recorded a -3.11% loss compared to a broader market (S&P 500) loss of -0.29%. In this analysis, I explore whether the SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Growth ETF ( NYSEARCA: SPYG ) represents a sound option for gaining exposure towards the growth factor, especially compared to a group of its peers. For investors not interested in stock picking, growth ETFs have been a staple and well-performing choice for years.

Growth investing has somewhat decreased in popularity since the stock market drop of 2022, leading many growth, high-multiple names to consecutive lows and significant losses.
