Top ETF Industries

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A curated selection of U.S.-listed specialist equity ETFs with U.S. and international exposure. FOLITIC assigns each fund to one research group using its stated focus. These groups are navigation labels, not an official industry classification; some specialist themes span sectors. The list is not exhaustive and does not include leveraged or inverse funds, physical commodity funds, or pre-launch prospectuses. Selection reviewed 17 October 2026.

Concentration is the sum of the ten largest disclosed positive holding weights, in percentage points, without renormalizing the portfolio to 100%. If fewer than ten positions are available, all disclosed positions are summed. Unmapped positions can make the disclosed concentration incomplete. Disclosed holdings counts refer to the positive positions returned in the file, not necessarily every portfolio position. A high concentration means a larger part of the disclosed portfolio sits in fewer holdings; it is not a complete risk measure.

Performance compounds weekly total returns, including the price and distribution adjustments in the source data. Periods are exact numbers of weeks, not calendar months. Only complete histories ending on the snapshot date are ranked. Returns are cumulative, not annualized; missing observations remain blank. Historical performance does not predict future results.

Assets use a reported ETF-only AUM or share-class figure when available. A single-class filing may supply reported net assets. A multi-class fund total is not substituted for ETF-only assets. AUM and filing dates can differ and some values are rounded, so comparisons are approximate.

The annual cost illustration is the expense ratio multiplied by $10,000, assuming a constant balance. It excludes brokerage fees, spreads, tax and other costs. A missing expense ratio is not treated as zero. The fee date is shown when available.

Top refers only to the selected metric and filters, not overall suitability. Equal values are ordered alphabetically by ticker. The chart displays the leading funds with that metric; the table also retains unranked funds. Positive and negative returns are labeled by sign; bar length represents magnitude.

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Data: TickerInside, CC BY 4.0. FOLITIC curates the industry groups, checks ETF-only asset figures, computes disclosed concentration and compounds weekly returns. Source pages for the selected industry:

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