"Of course, it's a very limited sample size to judge the flagship Granny Shots ETF. But thus far, there's a comfortable lead over the S&P 500 and one that Lee is hopeful to add to in this new year. Though 2026 is just three and a half weeks in, shares of the Fundstrat Granny Shots US Large Cap ETF are already up 3.5%, ahead of the 1.8% gain posted by the broad S&P."
"What's most notable about the ETF is that it's not a tech-exclusive one. In fact, it has a good mix of growth companies spanning various notable sectors that stand to enjoy unique tailwinds. Of course, you're going to get more than your fair share of AI exposure with the flagship Granny Shots ETF. But, additionally, you'll also gain exposure to some cheap non-tech names that are also capable of considerable appreciation."
Fundstrat Granny Shots US Large Cap ETF returned just over 26% in its first year, outperforming the S&P 500 by more than 10%. Early 2026 performance shows a 3.5% gain versus the S&P's 1.8% as of three and a half weeks into the year. The ETF offers diversified exposure across growth sectors rather than being tech-exclusive, combining substantial AI holdings with cheaper non-tech names. Holdings include Caterpillar, Monster Beverage, and GE Vernova, offering thematic fits and potential appreciation. The diversified mix may reduce downside concentration risk compared with tech-only ETFs. Fundstrat also offers a small- and mid-cap Granny Shots ETF for broader coverage.
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