ETFs & Funds
Explore exchange-traded funds and what is inside them: holdings, sector weights and performance.
- Look through the wrapper
- Compare funds side by side
- From fund to stock
The question it answers
What am I really buying inside this fund?
Overview
What is ETFs & Funds on MrChart?
ETFs and Funds is the MrChart page for discovering exchange-traded funds and looking inside them. You can search by fund symbol, filter by category such as US market, tech and growth, sectors, international, bonds, commodities and dividends, and see summary stats like total assets, average expense and how many funds are up or down today.
Open a fund to see what it actually holds. The fund analysis shows the largest holdings with their weights, the sector breakdown, geographic mix, cost and assets under management, and a fund profile. Each holding links to that stock's analysis, so you can move from the wrapper to the companies inside it.
What you get
Why use ETFs & Funds
How it works
How to use ETFs & Funds in three steps
- 01
Find a fund
Search by symbol or browse categories and curated groups such as core US market and sector funds.
- 02
Look through the fund
Open the fund to read its top holdings, sector split, geographic mix, expense ratio and assets.
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Jump to a holding
Click a holding to see the full analysis of that stock and understand what drives the fund.
Who it helps
Where it fits in your day
Checking what a fund really contains
Look at the top holdings and sector weights to see whether a fund matches its name and your expectations.
Comparing similar funds
Compare expense ratio, assets and exposure of funds that track similar ideas to see how they differ.
Reading the market through ETFs
Use sector and broad-market funds as a quick way to follow how a whole group of stocks is moving.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is an ETF?
An ETF is an exchange-traded fund, a basket of securities that trades on an exchange like a single stock. MrChart shows what is inside the basket so you can understand the exposure.
How do I see what is inside an ETF?
Open the fund analysis and read the holdings, sector breakdown and geographic mix. The holdings list shows the largest positions with their weights.
How is fund analysis different from stock analysis?
A fund is a collection of many companies, so cost, diversification and what it holds matter more than a single company's earnings. The page explains this difference in a short guide.
See it on your own screen
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