SCHG is ranked in B tier, noted for having the lowest expense ratio on the list at 0.04% and a 75% return in the last five years, but is considered to have better growth options available.
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The creator ranks growth ETFs, placing QQQ in A tier, SPMO in S tier for its dynamic rotation and strong pe...
Jul 24, 2026
The creator ranks growth ETFs, placing QQQ in A tier, SPMO in S tier for its dynamic rotation and strong performance, VUG in C tier due to lower historical returns, and VGT in S tier as a pure tech ETF with solid returns. SCHG is also mentioned as a B tier option with the lowest expense ratio.
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VGT is an S tier pure tech ETF with a 0.09% expense ratio and a 20% average annual return over five years, though it's concentrated and carries risks of big ups and downs.
VUG is ranked in C tier with a 68% five-year return, focusing on large US growth companies like Amazon and Apple, but is considered to have lower growth potential compared to other options.
SPMO is placed in S tier for holding the strongest performing stocks in the S&P 500 and automatically rotating into what's working, with a 0.13% expense ratio and 21% average annual return.
QQQ is ranked in A tier, tracking the Nasdaq 100 with a 0.18% expense ratio and 88% five-year return.