Ranking of Top U.S. ETF Gainers (30 Days)

The Top 30-Day Gainers ETFs ranking highlights exchange-traded funds listed on U.S. exchanges that have delivered the strongest positive percentage returns over the past 30 days, providing a quantitative snapshot of recent ETF performance.

Strong 30-day performance may indicate:

• Positive short-term price momentum during the period.

• Increased investor demand for a particular ETF or market segment.

• Greater sensitivity to recent sector or macroeconomic developments.

• Exposure to investment themes, asset classes, or markets experiencing short-term appreciation.

Because the ranking focuses on a relatively short performance window, it can help investors identify areas of the market experiencing particularly strong recent momentum.

How the ranking works

An ETF can rank among the top 30-day gainers even during periods of broader market instability, particularly when it provides exposure to specific industries, investment themes, geographic markets, commodities, or defensive strategies that are outperforming.

The ranking is based on each ETF's percentage price return over a fixed 30-day period, considering funds with regular trading activity and sufficient liquidity to improve comparability among the ETFs included.

ETFs appearing among the strongest 30-day performers may include:

• Sector and thematic ETFs benefiting from short-term market cycles.

• Leveraged or higher-volatility ETFs that can experience amplified price movements.

• Country and regional ETFs exposed to specific international markets.

• Commodity, currency, or alternative-strategy ETFs responding to changes in their respective underlying markets.

Eligible ETFs are ranked from the highest to the lowest 30-day percentage return, providing a straightforward comparison of recent price performance.

The ranking is updated regularly to reflect the latest available market data. It is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.

Characteristics of top-performing ETFs over 30 days

• Strong short-term price momentum: Recent market conditions have supported significant price appreciation.

• Exposure to specific themes, sectors, or regions: Concentrated strategies can respond more strongly to short-term developments in their underlying markets.

• Sensitivity to macroeconomic events: Interest rates, inflation data, economic indicators, geopolitical developments, and other market events can influence short-term ETF performance.

• Potential for higher volatility: Some top-performing ETFs may experience above-average price fluctuations, particularly those with concentrated or leveraged strategies.

• Use in tactical allocation strategies: Short-term performance rankings can help investors identify market segments experiencing recent momentum, although past performance does not guarantee future returns.