The following ETF's are focused in the Natural Resources areas including gold, oil, gas,
and other mineral and energy related companies. This area of investment is highly cyclical and has
the reputation for boom and bust behavior.
Below you will see the Total Return for these funds over the past year. The S&P 500 ETF (SPY)
has been included for reference. The default order is by
Relative Strength but you can sort on any other column by clicking either the Ascending or
Descending arrows.
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Symbols can be added or removed by changing the
list below. Symbols should be separated by a space character. A
maximum of 100 symbols can be included. If more than 100 are
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Any symbols marked with * are not shown in the data tables because they are either filtered out
by the above settings, not valid symbols, or are low volume ETF's not updated intra-day.
What can I do from here -
This page can be bookmarked to create a customized view.
This calendar, available with Premium Access, enables data from any date the past few years. Most of the site pages that feature a Performance Table
have a similar capability, along with in-page pop-up price charts that streamline fund comparisons.
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