Exchange Traded Products Analytics
ETF screener
Decide whether a fund does what its label promises, how it stacks up against alternatives, and which funds are worth a closer look.
Check a single ETF against its own label: does what it actually holds match what the name and category imply, and has that exposure paid off in returns, income, and flows.
Put competing funds side by side to see which is cheaper, has performed better, or is built differently, before choosing one over another.
Narrow a broad universe of ETFs down to a short list by pulling in the specific numbers that matter to your decision.
Sanity-check one fund: what it actually holds, how concentrated that is, and whether performance and flows back up the story its label tells.
Weigh near-substitute funds against each other so the cheaper or better-performing option is obvious rather than a spreadsheet exercise.
Cut a broad universe of ETFs down to a short list using the specific measures your decision actually hinges on.
Overview: page through the full holdings list instead of relying on a top-holding summary; it resets to the first page whenever you change funds.
Overview: hover a sector in the exposure treemap for its exact weight and dollar size, or a fund-flows bar for that month's net creation or redemption.
Comparison: drop a fund from the comparison with its column's trash icon once it's ruled out as a real alternative.
Screener: add the columns you actually care about (issuer, expense ratio, Sharpe, and others) and remove any that stop earning their place.
Screener: sort by any column you've added to surface the best or worst funds on that measure; click again to reverse it.