This is our daily ranking of ETFs representing Major Asset Class Groups and Sub-Groups from around the world.

The goal of these rankings is to provide easy to use, action-oriented information which instantly points out where investable opportunities exist across major asset classes around the world. The tables on this page summarize the strength of the Asset Class Groups. Two Asset Class Groups have Sub-Groups - Internationals and Commodities.

The Asset Class Groups alone are displayed in the top table, and the Sub-Groups are broken out in the bottom table. The Quarterly Indicator is constructed from the US and International "Group Trend" values. We have included a ranking of the "20 best" and "20 worst" ETFs irrespective of their Asset Class Group and ranking tables specific to each Asset Class Group and Sub-Group.

Each table ranks ETFs in descending order of strength and marks each ETF as being in an uptrend or a downtrend. The US broad-market average (represented by the Russell 3000 index) is also shown in each table, as a point of reference to show where each stands relative to the US equity market. ETFs ranked higher than the Russell 3000 and in an uptrend are "Preferred". ETFs ranked higher than the Russell 3000 and in a downtrend are "Neutral". ETFs ranked lower than the Russell 3000 and in an uptrend are "Neutral". ETFS ranked lower than the Russell 3000 and in a downtrend are "Avoid".