US · Other funds — returns ranked

All 19 US · Other funds in the SeeFund pool, ranked by annualised return over the window shown. Dividends reinvested, fund fees already deducted. Data as of 2026-10-02 — every figure on this page is history, not a forecast.

Window up to 10.0 years (each row shows its own history length in the last column) · returns net of fund fees · Market Data from Tiingo.com · This page is not investment advice.

Which us · other funds had the highest return?

Sorted by annualised return over the window (net of fees, dividends reinvested)
#	Fund	Return a year	Total return	Sharpe	Worst drop	Fee	Years
1	RYSIX Rydex Electronics Inv	+29.32%	+1207.97%	0.99	-43.79%	—	10.0
2	WIREX Wireless	+20.40%	+539.90%	0.99	-40.64%	—	10.0
3	OBMCX Oberweis Micro-Cap	+19.31%	+484.44%	0.77	-50.19%	—	10.0
4	EKBYX Allspring Diversified Cap Bldr Inst	+15.69%	+329.32%	0.99	-32.30%	—	10.0
5	INFL Horizon Kinetics Inflation Beneficiaries ETF	+14.47%	+116.60%	0.83	-21.30%	—	5.7
6	GENIX Gotham Enhanced Return Institutional	+14.27%	+279.63%	0.91	-39.35%	—	10.0
7	USERX US Global Investors Gld & Prec Mtls	+14.14%	+275.30%	0.41	-43.47%	—	10.0
8	ABFL Abacus FCF Leaders ETF	+13.71%	+222.31%	0.84	-34.95%	—	9.1
9	SECT Main Sector Rotation ETF	+13.44%	+213.98%	0.85	-38.09%	0.69%	9.1
10	CEFS Saba Opportunistically Hedged CLOSED-END Funds ETF	+11.68%	+179.40%	0.82	-39.03%	—	9.3
11	MIDSX Midas Discovery	+10.74%	+177.37%	0.29	-57.07%	—	10.0
12	VGPMX Vanguard Global Capital Cycles Investor	+10.25%	+165.24%	0.55	-50.16%	—	10.0
13	GRHIX Goehring & Rozencwajg Resources Instl	+10.18%	+157.26%	0.33	-70.61%	—	9.7
14	DBMF Imgp DBI Managed Futures Strategy ETF	+9.93%	+101.56%	0.90	-20.44%	0.85%	7.4
15	QRPRX AQR Alternative Risk Premia R6	+9.86%	+119.70%	0.92	-28.20%	—	8.4
16	CPIEX Counterpoint Tactical Equity I	+8.52%	+126.50%	0.68	-48.21%	—	10.0
17	QMNRX AQR Equity Market Neutral R6	+6.70%	+91.24%	0.67	-38.66%	—	10.0
18	QMHRX AQR Managed Futures Strategy HV R6	+6.24%	+83.23%	0.41	-29.32%	—	10.0
19	WTMF WisdomTree Managed Futures Strategy Fund	+3.76%	+44.65%	0.60	-14.82%	—	10.0

RYSIX (: +29.32% a year) sits at the top of this table and WTMF (+3.76% a year) at the bottom. The order is arithmetic over past data — it is not a judgement about which fund is better, and past performance does not predict future results.

Which of them fell the furthest?

Fund	Deepest drop	Peak → trough
GRHIX	-70.61%	2017-02-14 → 2020-03-18
MIDSX	-57.07%	2020-08-05 → 2024-02-13
OBMCX	-50.19%	2018-08-31 → 2020-03-18
VGPMX	-50.16%	2017-09-07 → 2020-03-23
CPIEX	-48.21%	2018-02-01 → 2021-02-26

The deepest fall in this group was GRHIX, down -70.61% from 2017-02-14 to 2020-03-18. It sits at position 13 in the return table — a reminder that the two questions "what did it return" and "how bad did it get" have different answers.

What do these funds cost?

Expense ratios in this group run from 0.69% to 0.85% a year (median 0.85%). Fees are already deducted from every return above — a fund does not have to be expensive to be interesting, and a cheap one is not automatically better.

How to read this table

Return a year — annualised (CAGR) return over the window; Total return is the cumulative figure.
Sharpe — return per unit of volatility, with the risk-free rate taken as zero.
Worst drop — the deepest peak-to-trough fall in the window, with the dates it happened.
Years — how much history that fund actually has; funds with shorter histories use what exists.
Method and definitions: guides. Interactive version: the ranking tool.

What this page is not

It is not investment advice, not a suggestion of what to buy, and not a forecast. A fund appears here because it is in our pool, and the ordering is arithmetic. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.