Growth ETFs invest in stocks with high expectations of future growth. Their prices reflect that expectation, creating a higher hurdle to clear compared to more cheaply valued peers. Because of this, growth stocks tend to be more volatile. The past two years have made their upside clear, though. Since the start of 2023 through January 2025, large-growth stocks have outperformed the rest of the market.
For better or worse, big years tend to characterize growth investing. Our favorite growth ETFs find ways to churn out more winners than losers. Let’s get started with three great growth ETFs for 2025.
This post originally appeared at Morningstar.