This free tool ranks your ETFs by momentum, so you can see which ones have been strongest over a window you choose. Enter two prices per ETF (the price some months ago and the price now), and it sorts them from strongest to weakest. It uses only the numbers you type in.
What momentum window do you want to measure?
How many ETFs do you want to rank?
Enter each ETF’s price
How to use it
Pick a lookback window (3, 6, or 12 months), choose how many ETFs to compare, then enter each ETF’s ticker, its price at the start of the window, and its price today. The tool ranks them by percentage change. You can read both prices off any chart, so no data export is needed.
Momentum ranking is the same idea behind relative strength and our step-by-step ETF momentum strategy guide. To see how a trend rule held up over a full price history, use the backtest calculator.
FAQ
How is momentum calculated here?
Momentum is the percentage change from the price you enter for N months ago to the price you enter for today. A positive number means the ETF rose; a negative number means it fell. The ETFs are then ranked highest to lowest.
What price data do I need?
Just two numbers per ETF: the price at the start of your chosen window and the price now. You can read both off any chart. The tool does not fetch or invent any market data.
Does a high rank predict future returns?
No. Momentum is a screen that shows what has been strong recently, not a promise about what comes next. Rankings change, and past strength does not guarantee future returns.
Disclaimer: Educational tool only, not financial advice. It ranks the numbers you enter; it does not predict future performance or recommend any trade. Full disclaimer and affiliate disclosure.
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