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ETFS WITH THE BEST TRACKING QUALITY — MINIMAL DEVIATION FROM THEIR STATED BENCHMARKS, INDICATING SUPERIOR INDEX REPLICATION.
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Blank Capital Research ranks stocks using a 6-factor quantitative model: Quality (30%), Momentum (25%), Value (15%), Investment (10%), Stability (10%), and Short Interest (10%). Each stock receives a composite score from 0-100, which determines its rating from Strong Buy to Avoid. Learn more about our methodology.
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Subscribe FreeTracking error measures how much an ETF's returns deviate from its benchmark index. Lower tracking error means the fund more faithfully replicates its index, delivering returns closer to what investors expect.
Poor tracking means you're not getting the exposure you paid for. An ETF with high tracking error may significantly under- or over-perform its benchmark, introducing unintended risk and return deviations.
Tracking error can be caused by fund expenses, sampling techniques (not holding all index constituents), securities lending income, cash drag, and rebalancing timing. Our tracking quality score captures all these effects.