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Elon’s “XG” the Next $2 TRILLION Mega Company?
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Additional Reading from MarketBeat
4 High-Potential ETFs for 2026: Small Caps, Space Stocks, and More
Author: Nathan Reiff. Publication Date: 12/19/2025.
Key Points
- IJR offers broad exposure to small-cap U.S. stocks and could benefit from Fed rate cuts that lower borrowing costs and stimulate growth in 2026.
- UFO, a niche space-focused ETF, has delivered strong returns driven by government contracts, reduced launch costs, and expanding commercial satellite use.
- LITP and WZRD target high-growth themes—lithium demand tied to EVs and actively managed options strategies respectively—positioning both for potential gains in 2026.
Hundreds of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) launched over the past year, further crowding an already dense field and making it harder for investors to determine which funds are a good fit for their portfolios.
Many ETF investors pursue a long-term strategy—easy to do because ETFs provide automatic diversification and require less oversight than a portfolio of individual stocks. Still, the start of a new year is a good time to reexamine the landscape and identify standout funds that could break away in 2026.
Widely Diversified Small-Cap Fund Could Get a Boost From Rate Cuts
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The iShares Core S&P Small-Cap ETF (NYSEARCA: IJR) is far from new; with more than 25 years of history, it’s one of the oldest ETFs still available.
Its lasting appeal is a broad, low-cost view of the small-cap market: the fund holds more than 600 small-cap companies based in the United States. The portfolio is diversified across sectors, with financials, industrials and information technology particularly well represented.
Small-cap stocks can offer greater growth potential than larger peers, but they also carry higher risk. A large basket of hundreds of names helps mitigate that risk while still providing exposure to potential future winners.
Heading into 2026, following three Federal Reserve rate cuts, small-cap stocks could benefit from lower borrowing costs, which may stimulate growth and give some companies the catalyst to scale. IJR’s nearly 6% gain in the past month could signal momentum into the new year.
Space Stock Gains Translate to Big Boost for a Niche Industry Fund
A much more narrowly focused fund with a higher annual fee of 0.75%, the Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO) holds just under 50 stocks of companies that operate in—or depend on—space-related activity.
The roster includes makers of spacecraft and satellites, as well as companies in imagery, intelligence, telecommunications and defense, among others.
Despite its niche focus and relatively small asset base of about $125 million, UFO has soared over the past year thanks to prominent government contracts, lower launch costs across industries, and expanding commercial applications for satellite technology.
UFO has surged roughly 12% in the past month and more than 61% year-to-date (YTD).
If space stocks continue to outperform, UFO is well positioned to keep benefiting in 2026.
Lithium Stock Returns Could Fuel Continued Rally for LITP
The Sprott Lithium Miners ETF (NASDAQ: LITP) is positioned to benefit from a recovery in the lithium market as demand for electric vehicles and energy storage grows. That positioning is reflected in the fund’s nearly 8% gain over the past month and an impressive roughly 79% YTD return.
LITP is highly concentrated, targeting about 30 names in the global lithium industry. A handful of positions make up an outsized portion of the portfolio, so it is not a broadly diversified basket.
With an expense ratio of 0.65%, and relatively low assets and trading volume, liquidity can be a concern. Nonetheless, LITP taps into a sector with strong growth potential, and momentum heading into the new year may support further gains.
Actively Managed Options Strategy With a Unique Approach
The Opportunistic Trader ETF (NYSEARCA: WZRD)stands out for several reasons. Launched in June 2025, it is the newest fund on this list. It is also actively managed and carries a higher annual fee of 1.07%.
WZRD employs a range of options strategies designed to produce low correlation with the S&P 500. For investors who are cautious about overall market risk in the year ahead, WZRD could serve as a tactical hedge.
Although WZRD has a limited track record, its roughly 2.5% return in the past month outpaced the broader market. Investors willing to speculate on a bold, newer ETF in 2026 may be rewarded if the strategy continues to perform.
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