ETF Power Rankings Articles

The market has clearly stabilized after what’s been a rocky start to the year. But the real question now is whether we’re setting the stage for a full-blown rally in equities—or just grinding sideways for a...

We're seeing leadership broaden across sectors, with technology starting to take a back seat. This shift comes as many of the dominant trends from the past decade begin to show signs of fatigue.International...

We continue to see small caps stuck deep in the red, while large caps remain firmly in the green.This isn’t surprising — it’s part of a well-established secular trend — but it’s worth highlighting again.Small...

The S&P 500 keeps falling in our power rankings as global markets have shown resiliency.

The longer-term picture for international is becoming more apparent; favorable valuations, diversification...

We’re seeing an increase in risk-on behavior as markets begin to stabilize from the recent correction. This shift is especially evident on the international stage. And while the U.S. has been more of a...

Risk-on themes continue to rank high on our power rankings, with funds like China Technology ($CQQQ), Momentum ($MTUM), and Robotics ($ARKQ) all showing notable relative strength.But the standout performer...

Consumer Staples $XLP has found its way to the top of our sector list, with Utilities $XLU right behind. This type of action is standard when stock prices are falling, because these groups are the least...

U.S. markets opened on a muted note following the long weekend.Several major indices have slipped below their AVWAP anchored to the recent lows, suggesting a potential retest of those lows may be underway....

Markets are starting to find their footing after a turbulent stretch.While the recent bounce in U.S. equities has lacked conviction—leaving some investors uneasy—the global picture tells a different story....

As markets digest the recent crash, we'll be watching closely to understand the next leadership groups if and when we another bullish rally.

It's hard to dismiss the strength out of China - in the bull...

Last week, we pointed out how Consumer Staples – a classic defensive sector – had surged in response to the market selloff. That’s typical behavior during periods of volatility, and we noted that it would...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average $DIA has migrated to the top of the list in the aftermath of the recent market crash.

The Dow, like so many other key indexes, have held the retest of their 2021 highs...

The prevailing theme on the international front has been the rotation taking place out of the United States and into a wider set of global markets.

We've seen significantly elevated volatility, and...

While global markets have experienced heightened volatility in recent weeks, precious metals have remained a notable area of strength.The VanEck Gold Miners ETF ($GDX) has just broken out of a major base and...

It's an incredibly fast moving market out there.

The S&P 500 just recorded its third best day on record - it's best since 2008!

In these markets, correlations spike to 1. In other words...

You can see the defensive rotation taking place as equity markets have sold off. Consumer staples and utilities are the two best areas of the market under our power rankings. Meanwhile, the poster child of...

Many key indexes have retested their 2021 highs following Trump's market crash.

Here's the S&P 500 $SPY revisiting its breakout level.

And here's the same story in the Nasdaq 100 $QQQ....

After holding up for several weeks, many global markets are finally starting to feel the weight of the Trump tariffs.What began as a U.S.-centric correction has now turned into broad, indiscriminate selling...

Global markets have sold off in response to Trump's sweeping tariffs.

This is no longer just a regular dip in a bull market, it is turning into a significant cause for concern for more sustained...

Markets have sold off as Trump announced his sweeping tariffs to America's trading partners. There's certainly a lot of fast moving action hitting the tape and we're at a crossroads; does the market continue...

Technology $XLK is well into the red now as U.S. growth underperforms.

Most interestingly, Technology $XLK just broke down relative to the S&P 500 while Financials $XLF is still outperforming.

Large Cap Value $IWD has migrated to the top of the ETF Power Rankings for the US Indexes as growth continues to underperform.

Will growth continue underperforming?

This is the chart to look at it...

The prevailing theme this year is that more international markets are challenging the dominance of the United States in equity performance.

This rotation has taken place for quite some time now and at...

The key theme here is the relentless strength out of the precious metal ETFs.

You can see below how they're clearly inhabiting the dark green.

With Silver looking like it's about to explode...