🔎 This ETF Just Flipped Red to Green

In our ETF Power Rankings tables, we're not just scanning for the strongest ETFs — we’re also paying close attention to the ones that have been weak but are starting to turn the corner.

You’ll see this shift visually when the squares transition from red to green.

Take Uranium and the Metals & Mining ETFs, for example. Both have underperformed for some time, but recently, they've started to come back to life.

While we’ve discussed nuclear a lot lately, one group flying under the radar is the Metals & Mining ETF, $XME.

With base metal prices trending higher — alongside broader commodity strength — this group now has a clear tailwind. And technically, the breakout from its base couldn’t be more decisive.

More and more industry groups are resolving higher. And if the ongoing rotation, particularly in international markets, is teaching us anything, it’s that the breadth of opportunities is expanding.

In other words, the old playbook of heavily overweighting growth may not be as effective in this environment — especially as niche sectors like these begin to pull their weight.