The ETFIQ weekly note
One email on Friday morning. Four ranked lists of ETFs, each one sorting a single published number, with the funds at the top of each named.
What was in the last one · sent Oct 23, 2026
Nothing is behind the email
Every list is a page on this site. The note is the edit: which four, out of 314, and what was worth saying about them that week.
Alerts are a different thing
The note is one email a week about the whole market. If you want to hear about particular funds instead, a buffer ETF reaching its cap or an income ETF falling behind its benchmark, that is alerts, and the two do not depend on each other.
What it is not
It is not a recommendation and it does not tell you what to buy. ETFIQ sells nothing and takes nothing from any issuer, so no fund appears in a list because somebody paid for it to. Standards and sources sets out the whole of it.
When it goes out
Friday morning. Every number in it is from the previous night's build, so it is dated the day before it arrives. Every category is rebuilt each trading night, so a list can change from week to week.
Not investment advice.
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