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Top ~460 US ETFs by assets  ·  Metric guide ↓

Best US ETFs — Daily Rankings & Ratings

Compare the 450+ most-traded US ETFs — index funds, dividend ETFs, sector funds, and bond ETFs — ranked every trading day. Each fund is rated across four metrics that drive long-term returns: recent performance (1-year & 3-year), risk-adjusted return (Sharpe ratio), annual expense ratio, maximum drawdown, price volatility, and assets under management. Grades run from A+ (excellent) to F so you can spot the best ETFs at a glance. Filter by category or risk level, sort by any column, and hover the ? icons for plain-English explanations.

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Our composite rating (0–100). Blends returns (25%), Sharpe ratio (20%), expense ratio (20%), max drawdown (15%), fund size (15%), and volatility (5%).How much the ETF price changed yesterday. Useful for spotting short-term moves, but not important for long-term investors.Price change over the past month. Gives a feel for recent momentum.Return since January 1st of this year.Total return over the past 12 months — one of the most useful single numbers for comparing ETFs.Return over 3 years, showing performance across a full market cycle including ups and downs.Annual management fee, deducted automatically. Lower is always better. 0.03%–0.20% is excellent; above 0.75% is expensive.Assets Under Management — the total money invested. Larger funds ($1B+) are more liquid, easier to trade, and less likely to close.How much the price moves day-to-day, annualised. Very Low <8%, Low 8–15%, Moderate 15–22%, High 22–30%, Very High >30%. Note: this is independent of the grade.Risk-adjusted return. Higher is better. Above 1.0 is good; above 2.0 is excellent. Negative means the return didn't cover the risk taken.The largest peak-to-trough drop in the past 2 years. Shows worst-case loss if you bought at the peak — useful for understanding downside risk.Annual dividend paid out as a percentage of price. Sort this column descending to find the highest-income ETFs. Funds paying 2%+ are tagged Income in the table.
#1
A
VTV Vanguard Value Index Fund ETF Shares US Large Cap Value $221.72 +0.32% +1.05% +16.20% +25.83% +61.96% 0.03% $254B Low 2.03 -14.52% +1.38%
#2
A
VYMI Vanguard International High Dividend Yield Index Fund ETF Shares Dividend IncomeIncome $102.22 +0.57% +4.20% +14.73% +29.15% +79.16% 0.07% $20.4B Low 1.83 -12.84% +3.68%
#3
B+
MGV Vanguard Mega Cap Value Index Fund US Large Cap Value $164.68 +0.29% +0.24% +16.77% +26.46% +64.50% 0.05% $13.3B Low 2.11 -13.18% +1.86%
#4
B+
VYM Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index Fund ETF Shares Dividend IncomeIncome $162.73 +0.31% +2.38% +13.78% +22.56% +60.75% 0.04% $96.2B Low 1.72 -14.46% +2.30%
#5
B+
IWD iShares Russell 1000 Value ETF US Large Cap Value $249.74 +0.60% +2.18% +18.51% +27.99% +62.20% 0.18% $79.7B Low 2.04 -15.71% +1.06%
#6
B+
VLUE iShares MSCI USA Value Factor ETF US Quality / Factor $195.36 +0.37% -4.51% +41.30% +72.37% +116.59% 0.15% $10.6B Moderate 3.36 -17.89% +1.40%
#7
B+
SCHD Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF Dividend IncomeIncome $33.43 +0.42% +4.60% +22.54% +27.04% +48.71% 0.06% $95.7B Low 1.99 -16.12% +3.30%
#8
B+
VONV Vanguard Russell 1000 Value Index Fund ETF Shares US Large Cap Value $109.50 +0.60% +2.13% +18.57% +28.05% +62.80% 0.06% $21.5B Low 2.03 -15.70% +1.62%
#9
B+
HDV iShares Core High Dividend ETF Dividend IncomeIncome $28.74 -0.03% +4.72% +19.42% +23.95% +53.85% 0.08% $13.7B Low 1.76 -10.49% +2.90%
#10
B+
FNDX Schwab Fundamental U.S. Large Company ETF US Large Cap Blend $31.64 +0.38% +2.13% +16.21% +28.25% +67.96% 0.25% $25.9B Low 2.27 -16.30% +1.48%
#11
B+
DGRO iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF Dividend Income $78.20 +0.46% +3.62% +13.05% +21.82% +57.69% 0.08% $41.2B Low 1.77 -14.03% +1.95%
#12
B+
IWX iShares Russell Top 200 Value ETF US Large Cap Value $108.86 +0.54% +2.64% +18.51% +29.52% +66.34% 0.2% $3.56B Low 2.29 -13.37% +1.46%
#13
B+
EFV iShares MSCI EAFE Value ETF International DevelopedIncome $79.55 +0.63% +4.42% +13.17% +27.78% +80.26% 0.31% $23.7B Low 1.59 -13.72% +4.78%
#14
B+
SCHF Schwab International Equity ETF International DevelopedIncome $27.13 +0.33% -1.85% +12.05% +24.72% +63.84% 0.03% $66.2B Moderate 1.15 -13.41% +3.06%
#15
B+
VEA Vanguard FTSE Developed Markets Index Fund ETF Shares International DevelopedIncome $70.00 +0.42% -1.63% +11.53% +23.99% +63.20% 0.03% $316B Moderate 1.12 -13.45% +2.54%
#16
B+
SCHV Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Value ETF US Large Cap Value $34.26 +0.06% -1.66% +15.64% +23.49% +58.84% 0.04% $15.9B Low 1.65 -15.27% +1.75%
#17
B+
IDV iShares International Select Dividend ETF Dividend IncomeIncome $43.30 +0.28% +4.09% +11.55% +27.33% +91.27% 0.5% $8.03B Low 1.70 -11.86% +5.50%
#18
B+
SPDW State Street SPDR Portfolio Developed World ex-US ETF International DevelopedIncome $49.59 +0.40% -1.31% +11.93% +24.00% +63.53% 0.03% $40.3B Moderate 1.13 -13.53% +3.02%
#19
B+
EWP iShares MSCI Spain ETF Single Country - Developed $60.69 +1.64% +3.21% +12.73% +37.92% +132.96% 0.5% $1.89B Moderate 1.75 -12.19% +1.16%
#20
B+
VOE Vanguard Mid-Cap Value Index Fund ETF Shares US Mid Cap $205.47 +0.34% +3.30% +15.94% +23.76% +53.69% 0.05% $37.2B Low 1.65 -18.45% +1.88%
📖 What do these metrics mean? (Beginner's guide)
Overall Score
A 0–100 composite rating combining returns (25%), Sharpe ratio (20%), cost (20%), max drawdown (15%), fund size (15%), and volatility (5%). A+ means excellent across all six dimensions.
Higher = better
Expense Ratio
The annual fee the fund charges, automatically deducted from your returns. A fund with 0.03% costs you just $3 per year on a $10,000 investment.
Lower = cheaper
AUM
Assets Under Management. Larger funds are more stable, trade more easily, and are less likely to be closed by the provider.
Higher = more stable
1-Year Return
Total price appreciation (or loss) over the past 12 months. A simple, widely-used performance measure.
Higher = better recent performance
Volatility
How much the price swings day-to-day. Low volatility means a smoother ride; high volatility means bigger swings in both directions. This is independent of the grade — a low-volatility ETF can still have a low grade if its returns are poor.
Lower = smoother ride
Sharpe Ratio
Return earned for each unit of risk taken. Calculated as (annual return – risk-free rate) ÷ volatility. Anything above 1.0 is considered good.
Higher = better risk-adjusted return
Max Drawdown
The worst peak-to-trough loss over the past 2 years. If you had invested at the worst possible moment, this is how much you would have lost before recovery.
Smaller (less negative) = more resilient
Dividend Yield
Annual dividends paid out, expressed as a percentage of the share price. ETFs paying 2%+ are tagged Income in the table. Sort the Div. Yield column descending to surface the best income options.
Higher = more income
Beta
Measures sensitivity to the overall market. Beta of 1.0 moves with the market; 1.5 moves 50% more; 0.5 moves half as much.
Closer to 1 = tracks market; lower = more defensive