Most Traded ETFs
Top 10 Investments at IBKR
See which stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds and event contracts are most bought, sold and held based on real investor activity.
Most Popular ETFs
Discover the exchange-traded funds generating the most trading activity among Interactive Brokers clients. The dynamic top 10 list provides a current view of client interest, together with market data and fund details for additional research. Rankings vary with activity and do not represent recommendations or a measure of fund quality.
Buy Activity
Sell Activity
Top Long Holdings
Top Short Holdings
Frequently Asked Questions
The table identifies listed ETFs with the highest Interactive Brokers client trading activity for the period displayed. The constituents and their order may change as activity changes.
An exchange-traded fund is an investment fund whose shares trade on an exchange. Depending on its objective, an ETF may track an index, sector, commodity, bond market, strategy or another group of assets.
Not necessarily. Trading activity and liquidity do not determine future returns. Investors should review the ETF's objective, holdings, costs, tracking approach, liquidity, premium or discount and risks.
Common considerations include investment objective, underlying holdings, expense ratio, bid-ask spread, assets under management, trading volume, tracking difference, distributions, tax considerations and risk.
Fractional trading is available for many eligible ETFs through Interactive Brokers. Eligibility can vary by product, account and jurisdiction, so verify availability in the platform.
Disclosures
- The Buy Activity and the Sell Activity lists show the most frequently purchased/sold financial instruments by individual and joint account types at Interactive Brokers and its affiliates (collectively, "IBKR"), based on the overall notional value of the instrument during the most recent week, measured at the end of the most recent week.
- The Top Long Holdings and the Top Short Holdings lists show the top financial instruments long/short positions held by individual and joint account types at IBKR, based on the overall notional value of the instrument, measured at the end of the most recent week.
- IBKR does not provide financial advice. This information does not constitute a solicitation, recommendation, advice or invitation to buy, hold, or sell any instrument or investment. It also does not indicate that the product is available in every jurisdiction, for every client, or in all types of accounts. This information is of a general nature and does not take your specific needs or circumstances into consideration. You should look at your own financial position, objectives and requirements and, if required, seek professional financial advice before making any financial decisions.