Growth ETFs focus on companies with above-average revenue and earnings growth potential. These funds tend to be more volatile but offer higher long-term return potential for investors with longer time horizons.
Our 5-factor model ranks growth ETFs based on cost efficiency, historical returns, momentum, liquidity, and tracking quality to identify the best options in this category.
Top 0 Best Growth ETFs
Rankings based on our 5-factor quantitative model. Data refreshed daily. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Methodology
Growth ETFs are evaluated using the same 5-factor framework as all ETFs. The momentum factor (20% weight) is particularly relevant for growth funds, as it captures the trend strength that drives growth stock performance.
We compare each fund against its category peers to ensure fair scoring across different growth sub-styles (large cap, mid cap, small cap).
View all ETF rankings for the full 5-factor model applied across 600+ ETFs.
How to Use This List
Growth ETFs work well as core holdings for long-term portfolios. Consider pairing growth funds with value or dividend ETFs for better diversification.
Pay attention to expense ratios — small fee differences compound significantly over long holding periods typical of growth strategies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a growth ETF?
A growth ETF invests in companies expected to grow revenues and earnings faster than the market average. These companies often reinvest profits rather than paying dividends.
Are growth ETFs risky?
Growth ETFs tend to be more volatile than value or dividend funds, especially during market downturns. However, they have historically delivered strong long-term returns. Diversification and a long time horizon help manage this risk.
Important Disclaimer
This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. All investments involve risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Blank Capital Research is not a registered investment advisor.