ETF analysis

Understand what an ETF holds, costs and does

Enter a ticker. My Analysis AI identifies the fund type (equity, bond, commodity, sector, international, dividend, growth, value, thematic, leveraged or inverse), then shows its holdings, what those holdings cost, its returns and risk, its costs and liquidity, and how it compares with funds that give the same exposure. Quick mode gives a one-line comparison with the criteria behind it; Advanced mode shows every table.

Analyze an ETF

Enter several tickers separated by commas to compare them, for example SPY, VOO, QQQ.

Examples of how each kind of fund is analysed, not recommendations.

Compare ETFs

Side-by-side cost, returns, risk, income, concentration and holdings overlap for up to six funds. S&P 500 funds · Growth funds · Treasury maturities · Gold funds

Stocks and ETFs are analysed differently

StocksETFs
What you ownA share of one companyA share of a portfolio of securities (or a commodity, or futures)
ValuationIntrinsic value from cash flows and earnings: DCF, dividend discount, residual income, NAV, comparable companies and precedent transactions, chosen by industryNo intrinsic value: the fund is worth what it holds. Instead, what the holdings cost (weighted P/E, P/B, EV/EBITDA, dividend yield) against peer funds
Quick-mode answerValuation assessment and investment outlook from the full modelAttractive Relative to Peers, Reasonably Positioned, Expensive Relative to Peers, Higher Risk or Insufficient Data, with each criterion shown
FundamentalsFinancial statements from SEC filings, growth, margins, returns on capital, balance-sheet strengthHoldings, sector, country and size exposure, concentration; duration for bond funds, roll yield for futures funds, daily-reset effects for leveraged funds
CostNot applicableExpense ratio, fees over time, turnover, tracking difference, trading liquidity
Performance and riskPrice history, technical indicators, betaPrice and total returns from 1 month to since inception, excess return, volatility, drawdown, Sharpe, Sortino, beta, tracking error
Compared withComparable companies in the same industryFunds that give the same exposure (same index, asset class, maturity or sector)

A fund has no earnings or cash flows of its own, so no intrinsic value or fair value is calculated for it. See the methodology and data sources.