# Uptrending ETFs Pulling Back to the 150-Day Average
**Query:** ETF pullbacks
**Data as of:** 2026-09-23

45 US ETFs that remain in an established uptrend but are trading within 8% of their 150-day moving average — a trend-pullback list ranked by 1-year total return. Leadership clusters in copper and steel miners, energy and non-US value funds.

### Trending ETFs Pulling Back to the 150-Day Average

| Symbol | Name | ETF Theme | 1D Return | 1M Return | 6M Return | 1Y Return | % from 150D SMA | % from 52W High | Relative Volume | RSI (14) | Momentum Potential | Chart Pattern | Top Holdings | Comments |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| COPX | Global X Copper Miners ETF | Copper Miners | -3.28% | -7.93% | 19.62% | 64.93% | 4.57% | -9.77% | 0.7902 | 47.2966 | 0 | Upward channel (47%), Uptrend | HBM.TO, BHP.AX, TECK-B.TO, FM.TO, SCCO, FCX, ANTO.L, KGH.WA, GLEN.L, 5713.T | Copper-miner beta is the most rate- and dollar-sensitive way to own the electrification trade, so the sharp 1-month drawdown alongside a firming dollar is mostly a multiple compression story rather than a demand break. Watch Chinese grid and EV demand plus gridcapex announcements as the catalyst that re-couples the miners with the metal. |
| EPU | iShares MSCI Peru and Global Exposure ETF | Peru | -1.62% | -2.87% | 20.82% | 59.52% | 7.93% | -3.58% | 0.6973 | 52.7947 | 0 | Upward channel (41%), Uptrend | SCCO, BAP, HOC.L, BVN, 1208.HK, VOLCABC1, CVERDEC1.LM, WPM.TO, FERREYC1.LM, FVI.TO | Peru is effectively a leveraged play on copper plus a local-rate easing cycle; political risk and mining-permit noise are the standing discount. A soft-dollar turn is the single biggest swing factor for this fund. |
| ICOP | iShares Copper and Metals Mining ETF | Copper Mining | -2.98% | -7.98% | 22.95% | 58.80% | 5.31% | -10.05% | 1.392 | 47.3119 | 0 | Uptrend | GMEXICOB.MX, AAL.L, FCX, BHP.AX, EVN.AX, TECK-B.TO, RIO, SCCO, FM.TO, ANTO.L | Overlaps heavily with COPX but spreads across diversified majors (BHP, Rio, Teck), which smooths single-asset operational risk. The higher relative volume on a down day hints at real position reduction rather than a drift, so breadth in the miners group matters more than this fund's own chart. |
| SLX | VanEck Steel ETF | Steel | -1.81% | -2.66% | 17.65% | 47.22% | 2.18% | -7.72% | 0.5282 | 40.6708 | 0 | Uptrend | BHP, RIO, VALE, NUE, MT, 5401.T, STLD, RIO.AX, PKX, RS | Steel is the laggard of the metals complex, with tariffs cutting both ways: they support domestic US mill pricing but raise input and demand uncertainty. Watch global auto/construction order books for the first sign of restocking. |
| XLE | State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF | Energy | 0.96% | -0.59% | 3.87% | 46.34% | 7.58% | -5.40% | 1.2278 | 46.0384 | 0 | Uptrend | XOM, CVX, COP, MPC, PSX, VLO, SLB, EOG, WMB, KMI | The one row that closed green amid a broad de-risking session - energy is behaving as the market's inflation and geopolitical hedge. Integrated names carry the cash-flow quality, so XLE is the lowest-volatility way to express the crude bid; dividend support limits downside. |
| XOP | State Street SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF | Oil & Gas Exploration & Production | 0.57% | -1.54% | 2.24% | 43.15% | 7.34% | -8.54% | 1.6228 | 43.2728 | 0 | Uptrend | PBF, DK, DINO, MPC, VLO, PARR, PSX, PR, CRGY, CLMT | E&P is the higher-torque version of the energy trade: less refining diversification, more direct leverage to the crude price and to shareholder-return programs. Heavier relative volume on a modest move suggests active rotation into the group rather than pure index flow. |
| PATN | Pacer Nasdaq International Patent Leaders ETF | Patent Leaders | -1.89% | 1.75% | 25.83% | 42.30% | 6.87% | -5.84% | 1.6412 | 53.5788 | 0 | Uptrend | 2330.TW, 005930.KQ, 000660.KQ, ASML.AS, 0700.HK, 7203.T, NOVN.SW, ROP.SW, SAP.DE, 9988.HK | A global patent/innovation basket dominated by Taiwan and Korean semiconductor franchise names - essentially a developed-Asia tech proxy without US mega-cap concentration. Currency and semi-cycle risk are the two things to watch. |
| CPER | United States Copper Index Fund ETV | Copper | -1.98% | 1.35% | 21.77% | 41.89% | 7.39% | -1.98% | 2.0606 | 55.4674 | 0 | Uptrend | — | This is the metal itself, not the equity beta - so the pullback is a straightforward price-in-dollar story with no operational or balance-sheet risk layered in. Copper's tight-mine-supply narrative is intact; the near-high reading says the selloff has been contained. |
| DXJ | WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity Fund | Japan Hedged | -0.88% | 1.48% | 16.74% | 41.26% | 6.20% | -1.56% | 0.4067 | 54.4273 | 0 | Upward channel (24%), Uptrend | 8306.T, 7203.T, 8316.T, 8766.T, 8411.T, 2914.T, 8058.T, 9432.T, 8035.T, 4502.T | Currency-hedged Japanese equity isolates corporate earnings and governance-reform progress from yen moves, which is why it has held up far better than unhedged Japan exposure. A stronger dollar is a tailwind here rather than a drag. |
| DFEV | Dimensional Emerging Markets Value ETF | Emerging Markets Value | -1.88% | 2.59% | 19.91% | 36.50% | 6.94% | -4.63% | 1.2506 | 50.4844 | 0 | Uptrend | 000660.KQ, 00939, RELIANCE.NS, 2317.TW, SMSN, 01398, 2454.TW, 005930.KQ, 9988.HK, 03988 | Emerging-market value tilts toward Taiwan, Korea and Chinese financials - the cheapest, most cyclical slice of EM. The valuation cushion is the reason this can absorb a global risk-off wave with less damage than growth-tilted EM. |
| VPL | Vanguard FTSE Pacific ETF | Pacific | -2.14% | 2.28% | 19.48% | 34.83% | 6.05% | -3.48% | 0.9692 | 51.8371 | 0 | Uptrend | 005930.KQ, 000660.KQ, 8306.T, BHP.AX, 7203.T, CBA.AX, 8316.T, 8035.T, 6098.T, 6857.T | Broad Pacific exposure is effectively a bet on Japanese and Australian industrials/materials and Korean tech. Dollar strength is a persistent headwind for unhedged holders, but the underlying earnings cycle is the dominant driver. |
| IDGT | iShares U.S. Digital Infrastructure and Real Estate ETF | Digital Infrastructure & Real Estate | -0.51% | 1.30% | 19.11% | 33.25% | 2.66% | -12.21% | 2.8201 | 51.9468 | 0 | Uptrend | EQIX, DLR, AMT, UNIT, FSLY, CCI, ANET, SBAC, SMCI, CSCO | Owns the physical layer of the AI buildout - data-center REITs plus networking and infrastructure suppliers - so it sits between rate-sensitive real estate and secular AI capex. The gap from its 52-week high is the widest in this list, making it the most contested chart; rate direction is the key variable. |
| IDHQ | Invesco S&P International Developed Quality ETF | International Developed Quality | -1.47% | -4.63% | 24.28% | 33.04% | 6.81% | -5.74% | 1.0507 | 40.8422 | 0 | Uptrend | ROP.SW, ASML.AS, NOVN.SW, NESN.SW, SAP.DE, RR.L, ALV.DE, 6098.T, 6857.T, ABBN.SW | Quality-screened developed-market exposure leans on high-return compounders in Europe and Japan, which is a defensive way to hold an international uptrend. The recent underperformance of European industrials explains most of the pullback. |
| JIVE | JPMorgan International Value ETF | International Value | -1.47% | -0.92% | 14.15% | 32.37% | 5.01% | -3.28% | 2.2939 | 44.8233 | 0 | Upward channel (0%), Uptrend | 005930.KQ, 2330.TW, HSBA.L, NESN.SW, SHEL.L, 8306.T, ROP.SW, JIMXX, NOVN.SW, ALV.DE | A newer active international value offering with meaningful Korean and Taiwanese weight - it sits at the intersection of cheap valuations and the memory/semiconductor cycle. Thin trading history makes the trend read less reliable than the larger peers. |
| GMOI | GMO International Value ETF | International Value | -1.39% | -2.86% | 13.92% | 32.36% | 5.28% | -4.02% | 0.305 | 39.9652 | 0 | Uptrend | TTE.PA, BNS.TO, BBVA, BNP.PA, RIO, SNY, DBK.DE, 9432.T, GSK, TD | Deep-value international exposure built on European banks and energy - a classic beneficiary of a steeper rate curve and higher-for-longer commodity prices. The small asset base means flows, not fundamentals, can move the chart short term. |
| DBB | Invesco DB Base Metals Fund | Base Metals | -1.38% | 1.14% | 13.35% | 31.97% | 3.77% | -3.08% | 0.7575 | 54.0172 | 0 | Uptrend | AGPXX | Base metals rather than precious: aluminum, copper, zinc and nickel. The distinction matters because this fund is a global industrial-cycle read and is not participating in the gold bid at all. |
| EMGF | iShares Emerging Markets Equity Factor ETF | Emerging Markets Multi-Factor | -1.92% | 2.56% | 21.73% | 31.19% | 5.95% | -4.88% | 1.7194 | 53.2364 | 0 | Uptrend | 2330.TW, 005930.KQ, 000660.KQ, 0700.HK, 9988.HK, 2454.TW, 00939, 2308.TW, 01398, 2317.TW | Multi-factor screen applied to emerging markets, so it captures the same Taiwan/Korea/China leadership with a quality and value overlay that softens the top-heavy tech concentration. |
| IYZ | iShares U.S. Telecommunications ETF | Telecommunications | -1.01% | -2.55% | 3.02% | 30.95% | -0.36% | -10.03% | 0.2495 | 40.0623 | 0 | Uptrend | CSCO, VZ, ANET, T, CMCSA, CHTR, MSI, TMUS, LITE, ROKU | US telecom offers defensive cash flows and a yield story, but the heavy weighting toward cable and legacy carriers creates structural cord-cutting risk. The weakest relative volume among the larger funds here suggests apathy rather than accumulation. |
| AAXJ | iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex Japan ETF | Asia ex Japan | -2.02% | 3.08% | 22.37% | 30.89% | 6.35% | -5.11% | 0.8274 | 53.7375 | 0 | Uptrend | 2330.TW, 005930.KQ, 000660.KQ, 0700.HK, 9988.HK, 2454.TW, D05.SI, 2308.TW, 005935, 00939 | Asia ex-Japan is the purest expression of the Taiwan/Korea semiconductor leadership without a yen or Japanese policy overlay. Concentration in a handful of foundry and memory names is the main risk. |
| CLSE | Convergence Long/Short Equity ETF | Long/Short Equity | -0.76% | 1.77% | 18.56% | 30.88% | 5.36% | -1.74% | 0.9549 | 47.7324 | 0 | Uptrend | NVDA, AVGO, AMZN, GOOGL, MU, GOOG, AAPL, SOXX, SNDK, FTNT | A long/short strategy with net long US mega-cap tech - so its 'uptrend within 8% of the 150-day' profile comes from core equity beta with a hedging overlay, not from a thematic catalyst. Useful as a lower-drawdown proxy for tech, but note the fee drag. |
| EEMA | iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Asia ETF | Emerging Markets Asia | -1.83% | 3.02% | 23.35% | 30.48% | 6.89% | -2.95% | 0.8466 | 54.4249 | 0 | Uptrend | 2330.TW, 005930.KQ, 000660.KQ, 0700.HK, 9988.HK, 2454.TW, 2308.TW, 00939, 2317.TW, HDFCBANK.NS | Essentially the Asia sub-set of EM indices, dominated by Taiwanese and Korean hardware. Its correlation to the semiconductor cycle makes memory pricing the single most important input. |
| ESGE | iShares ESG Aware MSCI EM ETF | Emerging Markets ESG | -2.01% | 3.45% | 21.94% | 30.18% | 6.92% | -3.25% | 0.797 | 54.601 | 0 | Uptrend | 2330.TW, 005930.KQ, 000660.KQ, 0700.HK, 9988.HK, 2454.TW, 00939, 2308.TW, 005935, 2412.TW | The ESG-screened version of the same EM Asia leadership - the screen removes some commodity and gambling names but leaves the technology concentration intact, so it behaves much like its unscreened counterpart. |
| SEIV | SEI Enhanced U.S. Large Cap Value Factor ETF | US Large Cap Value | -0.82% | -1.66% | 20.92% | 30.09% | 7.16% | -3.20% | 0.7645 | 42.9113 | 0 | Uptrend | NVDA, AAPL, VZ, GOOG, MU, GM, CAH, MSFT, ADBE, C | Large-cap value with a quality tilt and an unusual mega-cap growth presence alongside Verizon and GM - a barbell that has kept the fund close to the high end of its range. Value's resilience when breadth cracks is the story here. |
| EFNL | iShares MSCI Finland ETF | Finland | -2.05% | 0.73% | 14.73% | 29.75% | 3.96% | -5.55% | 0.4472 | 51.5697 | 0 | Uptrend | NDA-SE.ST, NOKIA.HE, SAMPO.HE, METSO.HE, KNEBV.HE, UPM.HE, NESTE.HE, WRT1V.HE, FORTUM.HE, ORNBV | Finland is a concentrated bet on Nordic industrials, pulp/paper and Nokia. Tariff exposure to US export markets and European industrial weakness are the live risks; the small size makes the trend less institutionally supported. |
| EEM | iShares MSCI Emerging Index Fund | Emerging Markets | -2.01% | 2.42% | 20.42% | 29.60% | 5.56% | -4.92% | 1.1536 | 53.0728 | 0 | Uptrend | 2330.TW, 005930.KQ, 000660.KQ, 0700.HK, 9988.HK, 2454.TW, 2308.TW, 005935, 00939, 2317.TW | The flagship broad EM index - the benchmark that most of the EM rows here are variants of. Dollar direction and the China vs. Taiwan-Korea growth divergence are what drive it. |
| AVDV | Avantis International Small Cap Value ETF | International Small Cap Value | -1.79% | -0.74% | 15.39% | 29.21% | 4.95% | -2.87% | 0.9083 | 47.7486 | 0 | Upward channel (50%), Uptrend | ATS.VI, PRU.AX, RRL.AX, BTO.TO, WTB.L, CDE, BGEO.L, CLIS.TA, BRBY.L, OGC.TO | International small-cap value is the deepest-value corner of developed markets, heavily exposed to European and Japanese financials and industrials. The sector rotation away from Financials is the principal headwind to watch. |
| TDI | Touchstone Dynamic International ETF | International Equity | -1.39% | 0.23% | 16.45% | 28.79% | 5.50% | -1.39% | 2.1637 | 51.8311 | 0 | Upward channel (38%), Uptrend | 2330.TW, ASML.AS, DGCXX, 005930.KQ, ISP.MI, BAMI.MI, UCG.MI, 6758.T, O39.SI, 1299.HK | An actively managed international mix with a healthy Korean and Italian bank skew. Its strong relative volume on a down day is a flow signature worth monitoring. |
| GUNR | FlexShares Global Upstream Natural Resources Index Fund ETF | Natural Resources | -0.75% | -3.55% | 3.41% | 28.66% | 2.12% | -5.59% | 0.7719 | 42.5212 | 0 | Uptrend | CTVA, XOM, BHP.AX, NTR.TO, CVX, SHEL.L, ADM, TTE.PA, NEM, RIO.L | Owns the upstream of the food and fuel chain - miners, energy and agribusiness - which makes it an inflation hedge with equity upside. The heavier pullback reflects the gold/silver miners' drag layered on the farmland and fertilizer holdings. |
| COM | Direxion Auspice Broad Commodity Strategy ETF | Commodity | -0.21% | 2.34% | 8.56% | 28.50% | 5.80% | -1.57% | 0.3042 | 53.4161 | 0 | Uptrend | — | A rules-based broad commodity strategy that rotates across the curve based on trend - structurally built to hold the uptrend while cutting exposure to falling markets. It is behaving as designed during this pullback. |
| EWP | iShares MSCI Spain ETF | Spain | -1.95% | -4.55% | 16.17% | 28.36% | 4.52% | -4.55% | 0.6263 | 41.4195 | 0 | Upward channel (0%), Uptrend | SAN.MC, BBVA.MC, IBE.MC, CABK.MC, ITX.MC, REP.MC, AMS.MC, FER, AENA.MC, SAB.MC | Spain is the eurozone's most rate-sensitive banking market, so this fund rises and falls with European periphery lending spreads. The -4.5% month sits with the broad Financials leadership break; ECB policy is the catalyst. |
| ILF | iShares Latin America 40 ETF | Latin America | -1.87% | 1.06% | 4.79% | 27.57% | 0.91% | -7.77% | 0.6206 | 48.5561 | 0 | Uptrend | NU, VALE, GMEXICOB.MX, ITUB, PBR, GFNORTEO.MX, BAP, AMXB.MX, FEMSAUBD.MX | Latin America gives cheap-valuation banks and materials plus a high-dividend bias. Commodity strength has decoupled it from the broader EM complex, making it one of the more idiosyncratic ways to be long EM here. |
| DFUV | Dimensional US Marketwide Value ETF | US Marketwide Value | -0.73% | -2.41% | 16.96% | 27.33% | 5.43% | -3.19% | 1.201 | 39.4762 | 0 | Uptrend | JPM, AMZN, XOM, MU, JNJ, BRK-B, CVX, CSCO, UNH, BAC | Marketwide US value broadened beyond large caps; its energy and financials tilt is the same combination that has kept other value funds near their highs while growth wobbled. |
| PPH | VanEck Pharmaceutical ETF | Pharmaceuticals | -1.41% | -5.31% | 10.46% | 27.29% | 3.48% | -6.42% | 2.2744 | 43.9209 | 0 | Uptrend | LLY, MRK, NVS, PFE, BMY, NVO, MCK, ABBV, JNJ, GSK | Pharmaceuticals have been one of the few defensive complex leadership areas, supported by obesity-drug and pipeline catalysts; the ~5% pullback looks like profit-taking after a strong run rather than a change in fundamentals. Pipeline readouts and policy pricing headlines are the swing factors. |
| COPY | Tweedy, Browne Insider + Value ETF | Insider Value | -1.47% | -3.14% | 14.72% | 26.96% | 4.03% | -3.86% | 1.4057 | 38.6618 | 0 | Uptrend | EB5.SI, BKT.MC, PEY.TO, DINO, REP.MC, IGG.L, NA.TO, NORION.ST, 086790.KQ, CCC.L | Insider-following value with a substantial international component including small Asian and European financials. The strategy's edge is behavioral rather than thematic, so it should be judged over cycles, not quarters. |
| DFIV | Dimensional International Value ETF | International Value | -1.25% | -2.40% | 11.78% | 26.83% | 3.45% | -4.15% | 1.2286 | 37.4681 | 0 | Upward channel (0%), Uptrend | SHEL, TTE.PA, SAN.MC, 7203.T, BAS.DE, HSBC, SU.TO, TD, 8316.T, BAYN.DE | Dimensional's international value core, dominated by European energy, banks and Japanese industrials - effectively a cheaper, more diversified version of the same international value idea repeated several times in this list. |
| IVLU | iShares MSCI Intl Value Factor ETF | International Value | -1.54% | -2.18% | 12.96% | 26.82% | 3.84% | -3.42% | 1.238 | 42.5629 | 0 | Upward channel (0%), Uptrend | HSBA.L, 7203.T, BNP.PA, SAN.MC, SHEL.L, SIE.DE, BATS.L, ROP.SW, NOVN.SW, SAN.PA | A systematic international value factor fund; overlaps heavily with the other developed-value rows, so treat those as one position rather than several separate ideas. |
| DISV | Dimensional International Small Cap Value ETF | International Small Cap Value | -0.95% | -1.71% | 15.20% | 26.74% | 5.32% | -3.38% | 1.1363 | 42.3268 | 0 | Uptrend | SPSN.SW, ELD.TO, CA.PA, SYENS.BR, 5711.T, CG.TO, BTO.TO, KGF.L, EVK.DE, FME.DE | Small-cap developed value is the highest-beta, least-liquid slice of the international value trade - more upside in a broadening cycle, more downside if global growth data rolls over. |
| VFMF | Vanguard U.S. Multifactor ETF | Multifactor | -0.97% | -3.10% | 17.42% | 26.44% | 5.20% | -3.74% | 1.14 | 35.6891 | 0 | Uptrend | MU, BMY, NEM, TRV, MO, BNY, COP, MRK, EOG, ABBV | A US multifactor fund that pairs value with momentum and quality, which is why it sits between the pure value and growth camps. Its lower RSI reflects the value rotation giving back recent gains. |
| IWD | iShares Russell 1000 Value ETF | US Large Cap Value | -0.49% | -2.32% | 18.39% | 26.10% | 6.23% | -3.07% | 1.0056 | 41.8139 | 0 | Uptrend | AMZN, AAPL, MSFT, JPM, BRK-B, XOM, JNJ, CSCO, WMT, ABBV | The broadest US large-cap value benchmark, dominated by mega-cap financials and energy. When Financials is the weakest sector on breadth, this becomes a mainstream value proxy with hidden sector concentration risk. |
| DBMF | iMGP DBi Managed Futures Strategy ETF | Managed Futures | 1.76% | 3.87% | 10.25% | 25.75% | 5.39% | 0.00% | 0.9788 | 65.3083 | 0 | Uptrend | — | A managed-futures trend follower - notable here because it rose on a day when nearly everything fell, confirming its role as a genuine diversifier. Its uptrend is a function of the commodity and rates trends it tracks, not equity beta. |
| VONV | Vanguard Russell 1000 Value ETF | US Large Cap Value | -0.91% | -2.69% | 17.96% | 25.73% | 5.85% | -3.07% | 2.9415 | 40.88 | 0 | Uptrend | AMZN, AAPL, MSFT, JPM, BRK-B, XOM, JNJ, CSCO, WMT, ABBV | Nearly interchangeable with IWD as a Russell 1000 Value vehicle, though this share class has had materially heavier turnover recently, hinting at larger institutional flows. |
| JVAL | JPMorgan U.S. Value Factor ETF | U.S. Value Factor | -0.58% | -1.22% | 20.99% | 25.70% | 6.46% | -3.17% | 2.2264 | 46.2185 | 0 | Uptrend | MSFT, AAPL, MU, GOOGL, NVDA, AVGO, META, JNJ, INTC, LRCX | A value factor screen on US large caps with a pronounced semiconductor and mega-cap tech presence alongside classic value names - an unusual composition that has let it keep pace with the 52-week high. |
| HFXI | NYLI FTSE International Equity Currency Neutral ETF | International Equity Hedged | -1.52% | -1.13% | 14.42% | 25.58% | 3.19% | -2.87% | 1.187 | 46.8909 | 0 | Uptrend | 005930.KQ, 000660.KQ, ASML.AS, HSBA.L, ROP.SW, NOVN.SW, SHEL.L, NESN.SW, AZN.L, 8306.T | Currency-neutral developed international equity strips out the yen and euro translation effects, leaving the pure corporate fundamental trend. That makes it the cleanest read on non-US earnings strength in this list. |
| FYX | First Trust Small Cap Core AlphaDEX Fund | US Small Cap Core | -1.58% | -4.32% | 14.92% | 25.48% | 2.22% | -6.78% | 0.8777 | 34.5455 | 0 | Uptrend | EFOR, CBZ, PBF, CNMD, GTM, LPG, PARR, TDW, TWST, AAMI | Small caps were the worst-hit cohort in the most recent de-risking wave, so the pullback here is a liquidity event rather than a small-cap fundamentals problem. A broadening of market breadth is the required catalyst to re-engage. |
| IWC | iShares Microcap ETF | US Microcap | -2.56% | -4.23% | 17.48% | 25.45% | 2.70% | -6.51% | 3.6218 | 40.4216 | 0 | Uptrend | CDNA, SLS, NRIX, PENG, XTSLA, TILE, OUST, VRDN, MBX, URGN | Microcaps are the highest-beta breadth vehicle on this list; the very heavy relative volume on a down day signals forced or opportunistic selling. Highest reward if leadership broadens, highest risk if it does not. |

### How to read this screen

Every fund below is in an **established uptrend** (price in an uptrend with the 50-day average above the 150-day) yet has cooled off enough to trade **within 8% of its 150-day simple moving average**. That combination is the classic *trend-pullback* setup: the primary trend is intact, but the recent give-back has reset momentum toward a rising support level rather than breaking it.

Ranking is by 1-year total return, and the composition of the top of this list is the real message. Leadership sits almost entirely in **real assets and non-US value** — copper, steel and base-metals miners, integrated oil and E&P, Latin America, Pacific and emerging-market value vehicles — while US growth is largely absent. That mirrors a market in which commodity inflation, a firm dollar and cheap international valuations are the persistent themes; the recent pullback is best read as a de-risking wave and dollar-driven multiple compression rather than a break in those underlying earnings trends. Note how many rows are near-duplicates of the same idea (several international value funds, several copper-miner funds) — consider those one position rather than several.

Use the columns as follows: **% from 150D SMA** tells you how much cushion remains before the trend line itself is tested — the closer to zero, the tighter the risk point. **% from 52W High** separates funds that are merely breathing after new highs from those already in a deeper base. **Relative Volume** above roughly 1.5x on a down day flags heavier-than-normal distribution and deserves more caution than a quiet drift lower. **RSI (14)** under 50 confirms the pullback, and **Chart Pattern** highlights names still tracking a defined upward channel — those have the cleanest structural reference level for a stop.

The throughline for timing: breadth has been deteriorating, with the share of stocks above their 50-day falling sharply, so the highest-quality pullback candidates are the funds where the trend is intact **and** the underlying theme is being supported by a live macro bid — energy and industrial commodities — rather than the crowded momentum complexes (precious-metal miners, rare earths, crypto proxies) that have already broken down. A pullback inside an uptrend is an opportunity; the same pullback in a broken theme is a value trap. Check the theme first, then the chart.

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