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Creatix / September 8, 2025


If anyone makes money on Wall Street today, I'm on it too with this monster ETF portfolio. 

When you invest in the stock market, you always run the risk of losing money. Picking stocks is hard and tricky. As we all know, there's a better way: exchange traded funds or ETFs. Buying shares in ETFs spreads out the risk. 

An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is a basket of securities (e.g. stocks, bonds, commodities, digital assets) that trades on an exchange like a stock. ETFs give investors instant access to a diversified portfolio with a single purchase. Unlike buying individual stocks, where performance depends on just one company, an ETF spreads risk across many holdings, whether by sector, region, or asset class. ETFs are also typically low-cost, transparent, and highly liquid. These features make ETFs a smart way for investors to diversify efficiently while maintaining flexibility to buy or sell throughout the trading day.

The Creatix ETF portfolio is a curated collection of 210 ETFs Covering Almost Every Asset Class Except Cash. With 210 ETFs spanning equities, bonds, commodities, crypto, sectors, and even cultural niches like music, sports, and video games, it covers almost all bases except cash-like ETFs. For cash instruments, you can buy certificates of deposit at FDIC-insured banks. 


Eight Categories: Global & Regional Equities; U.S. Equities; Commodities & Real Assets; Bonds & Income Strategies; Innovation & Digital Assets (Crypto); Lifestyle & Entertainment; Blends; and Risk Management. Each category has various subcategories as you will see below. 

1. GLOBAL EQUITIES (Broad, U.S., Developed, Developing, Regional, Sectors, Niches,  

Broad

  1. ACWI: iShares fund tracking the MSCI ACWI for total world stocks (U.S. + international, developed + emerging).

  2. ACWX: iShares MSCI ACWI ex-U.S.; broad international stocks without the U.S. market.

  3. DFAC: Dimensional U.S. Core Equity 2; diversified U.S. equity with systematic tilts toward size, value, and profitability.

  4. DFAW: Dimensional World ex U.S. Core Equity 2; developed + emerging ex-U.S. with similar factor tilts.

  5. DGRW: WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth; dividend payers selected for growth and quality metrics.

  6. ESGU: iShares ESG Aware MSCI USA; broad U.S. market with ESG tilts while tracking closely to the market.

  7. ESGV: Vanguard ESG U.S. Stock; broad U.S. equity excluding certain industries per ESG screens.

  8. GAL: SPDR SSgA Global Allocation; multi-asset, globally diversified ETF of ETFs (stocks, bonds, and more).

  9. IEFA: iShares Core MSCI EAFE; developed markets outside the U.S. and Canada (Europe, Australasia, Far East).

  10. IVV: iShares Core S&P 500; U.S. large-caps mirroring the S&P 500 index.

  11. IXC: iShares Global Energy; large and mid-cap energy companies worldwide.

  12. IXJ: iShares Global Healthcare; multinational healthcare stocks across developed markets.

  13. IXUS: iShares Core MSCI Total International; comprehensive non-U.S. stocks (developed + emerging, large to small).

  14. QUAL: iShares MSCI USA Quality Factor; U.S. stocks screened for strong profitability, stability, and balance sheets.

  15. SCHA: Schwab U.S. Small-Cap; broad U.S. small-cap exposure.

  16. SCHC: Schwab International Small-Cap; developed ex-U.S. small-cap equities.

  17. SCHE: Schwab Emerging Markets Equity; broad emerging-markets stocks.

  18. SCHF: Schwab International Equity; developed ex-U.S. large/mid-caps (FTSE Developed ex-U.S.).

  19. SCHG: Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth; growth-tilted slice of U.S. large-caps.

  20. SCHV: Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Value; value-tilted slice of U.S. large-caps.

  21. SCHX: Schwab U.S. Large-Cap; broad U.S. large-cap exposure (Dow Jones U.S. Large-Cap).

  22. SPGM: SPDR Portfolio MSCI Global Stock Market; low-cost, total-world equity (developed + emerging, broad cap range).

  23. SUSA: iShares MSCI USA ESG Select; concentrated U.S. portfolio with stricter ESG selection.

  24. VEU: Vanguard FTSE All-World ex-U.S.; large/mid-cap developed and emerging stocks outside the U.S.

  25. VGK: Vanguard FTSE Europe; broad European developed-market equities.

  26. VOO: Vanguard S&P 500; large-cap U.S. stocks tracking the S&P 500.

  27. VT: Vanguard Total World Stock; one-ticket exposure to the entire global equity market.

  28. VXUS: Vanguard Total International Stock; all non-U.S. equities across developed and emerging markets.

[Note that some of the ETFs above are near-duplicates. You can pick one or keep both for fun. U.S. large-cap core: VOO ≈ IVV ≈ SCHX. Total international ex-U.S.: IXUS ≈ VXUS. Intl ex-U.S. large/mid only: ACWX ≈ VEU. Developed ex-U.S. large/mid: IEFA ≈ SCHF. ]


United States

  1. IWM: iShares Russell 2000; tracks U.S. small-cap stocks.

  2. SCHA: Schwab U.S. Small-Cap; broad U.S. small-cap exposure.

  3. SCHC: Schwab International Small-Cap; developed ex-U.S. small-cap equities.

  4. SCHG: Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth; growth-tilted slice of U.S. large-caps.

  5. SCHV: Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Value; value-tilted slice of U.S. large-caps.

  6. SCHX: Schwab U.S. Large-Cap; broad U.S. large-cap exposure.

  7. VTI: Vanguard Total Stock Market; the entire U.S. equity market (large, mid, small, micro).


Developed Countries (non U.S.)

  1. BBJP: JPMorgan BetaBuilders Japan — low-cost, market-cap exposure to large/mid-cap Japanese equities. (J.P. Morgan)

  2. DXJ: WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity — Japan stocks with USD/JPY currency risk hedged. (WisdomTree)

  3. EWA: iShares MSCI Australia; market-cap–weighted exposure to large/mid-cap Australian equities.

  4. EWC: iShares MSCI Canada; large/mid-cap Canadian equities across energy, financials, and materials.

  5. EWG: iShares MSCI Germany; large/mid-cap German equities with industrials and consumer exposure.

  6. EWJ: iShares MSCI Japan; broad large/mid-cap Japanese equities.

  7. EWI: iShares MSCI Italy; large/mid-cap Italian equities, market-cap–weighted.

  8. EWQ: iShares MSCI France; large/mid-cap French equities across diversified sectors.

  9. EWU: iShares MSCI United Kingdom; large/mid-cap U.K. equities (financials, energy, consumer staples).

  10. EWT: iShares MSCI Taiwan; large/mid-cap Taiwan equities—tech-heavy, notably TSMC.

  11. EWW: iShares MSCI Mexico; large/mid-cap Mexican equities.

  12. EWY: iShares MSCI South Korea; large/mid-cap Korean equities, tech/consumer heavy.


Emerging Economies

  1. AFK: VanEck Africa Index; broad Africa-focused equities across multiple countries.

  2. ASHR: Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares; onshore large/mid caps via Stock Connect.

  3. ASHS: Xtrackers Harvest CSI 500 China A-Shares Small Cap; onshore small/mid caps.

  4. COLO: Global X MSCI Colombia; market-cap-weighted Colombian equities. (Global X ETFs)

  5. EEMS: iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Small-Cap; small caps across EM countries.

  6. EIDO: iShares MSCI Indonesia; large/mid-cap Indonesian equities.

  7. EIS: iShares MSCI Israel; large/mid-cap Israeli equities.

  8. EMXC: iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ex China; EM exposure excluding China.

  9. EPHE: iShares MSCI Philippines; large/mid-cap Philippine equities.

  10. EPOL: iShares MSCI Poland; large/mid-cap Polish equities.

  11. EPU: iShares MSCI Peru; large/mid-cap Peruvian equities.

  12. GXC: SPDR S&P China; broad China equities (S&P China BMI).

  13. ILF: iShares Latin America 40; large-cap leaders across Latin America.

  14. INDA: iShares MSCI India; large/mid-cap Indian equities.

  15. KSA: iShares MSCI Saudi Arabia; large/mid-cap Saudi equities.

  16. KWEB: KraneShares CSI China Internet; China internet/platform companies.

  17. MCHI: iShares MSCI China; large/mid-cap China equities.

  18. SMIN: iShares MSCI India Small-Cap; India small-cap equities.

  19. TUR: iShares MSCI Turkey; large/mid-cap Turkish equities.

  20. VNM: VanEck Vietnam; Vietnamese equities across sectors.

Regional

  1. EZU: iShares MSCI Eurozone — large/mid-cap equities from countries using the euro. (BlackRock)

  2. FEZ: SPDR EURO STOXX 50; the 50 leading blue-chip large caps in the eurozone

  3. VGK: Vanguard FTSE Europe — broad developed-Europe equity exposure tracking FTSE Developed Europe All Cap. (investor.vanguard.com)

U.S. Sectors & Niches

Core Sectors

  1. IYR: iShares U.S. Real Estate — U.S. real estate equities and REITs.

  2. RWR: SPDR Dow Jones REIT — U.S. REITs focused on income-producing real estate.

  3. SCHH: Schwab U.S. REIT — low-cost U.S. REIT exposure.

  4. VHT: Vanguard Health Care — broad U.S. healthcare (large/mid/small).

  5. VIS: Vanguard Industrials — broad U.S. industrials across market caps.

  6. VNQ: Vanguard Real Estate — diversified U.S. REITs.

  7. VNQI: Vanguard Global ex-U.S. Real Estate — international real estate securities.

  8. XLK: Technology Select Sector SPDR — U.S. information technology sector.

  9. XLE: Energy Select Sector SPDR — U.S. energy (integrateds, E&Ps, services).

  10. XLF: Financial Select Sector SPDR — U.S. financials.

  11. XLI: Industrial Select Sector SPDR — U.S. industrials.

  12. XLRE: Real Estate Select Sector SPDR — S&P 500 real estate, primarily REITs.

  13. XLU: Utilities Select Sector SPDR — U.S. utilities.

Healthcare & Biotech

  1. ARKG: ARK Genomic Revolution — companies in genomics, gene editing, and related tools.

  2. GNOM: Global X Genomics & Biotechnology — genomics and next-gen biotech innovators.

  3. IHE: iShares U.S. Pharmaceuticals — U.S. pharma makers.

  4. IHF: iShares U.S. Healthcare Providers — insurers, hospitals, and services.

  5. VHT: Vanguard Health Care — broad U.S. healthcare (large/mid/small).

Financials

  1. BIZD: VanEck BDC Income — U.S. business development companies (middle-market lending).

  2. FINX: Global X FinTech — digital payments, neobanks, and financial software.

  3. KBE: SPDR S&P Bank — diversified U.S. banks (select industry, equal-weight style).

  4. KBWB: Invesco KBW Bank — cap-weighted U.S. large/mid bank index (KBW).

  5. KRE: SPDR S&P Regional Banking — U.S. regional banks, broadly diversified.

  6. VFH: Vanguard Financials — broad U.S. financial sector exposure.

Technology & Innovation

  1. AIQ: Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technology — companies enabling AI, big data, and analytics.

  2. ARKQ: ARK Autonomous Tech & Robotics — autonomy, robotics, drones, EVs, and AI enablers.

  3. ARKW: ARK Next Generation Internet — cloud, AI software, digital platforms, and fintech.

  4. ARKX: ARK Space Exploration & Innovation — space, satellites, and adjacent enablers.

  5. BOTZ: Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence — industrial/medical robots and AI leaders.

  6. FTEC: Fidelity MSCI Information Technology — broad U.S. tech sector exposure.

  7. IYW: iShares U.S. Technology — market-cap–weighted U.S. tech equities.

  8. KROP: Global X AgTech & Food Innovation — precision ag, farm automation, and food-tech.

  9. LIT: Global X Lithium & Battery Tech — lithium miners + battery value chain.

  10. PSI: Invesco Dynamic Semiconductors — factor-driven U.S. semiconductor basket.

  11. REMX: VanEck Rare Earth/Strategic Metals — miners of rare earths and critical metals.

  12. SMH: VanEck Semiconductor — concentrated, cap-weighted semiconductor leaders.

  13. SOXX: iShares Semiconductor — diversified, cap-weighted semiconductor names.

  14. UFO: Procure Space — satellite operators, space hardware, and services.

  15. XSD: SPDR S&P Semiconductor — equal-weight semiconductor exposure.

Industrials / Infrastructure

  1. EUAD: Select STOXX Europe Aerospace & Defense — Europe aerospace/defense sector tracker (not a dividend-focused fund). (select-funds.com, etf.com)

  2. IFRA: iShares U.S. Infrastructure — U.S. companies tied to infrastructure development and maintenance.

  3. IGF: iShares Global Infrastructure — global owners/operators of transport, energy, and utilities assets.

  4. ITA: iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense — U.S. aerospace primes and defense contractors.

  5. RSPG: Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Energy — equal-weight oil, gas, and energy equipment/services (traditional energy, not specifically “transition”).

Consumer / Housing

  1. CUT: Invesco MSCI Global Timber — global timber and forestry equities.

  2. ITB: iShares U.S. Home Construction — U.S. homebuilders and building-products firms.

  3. PHO: Invesco Water Resources — U.S. water infrastructure, treatment, and equipment companies.

  4. WOOD: iShares Global Timber & Forestry — global timber/forestry producers and REITs.

Commodities & Real Assets

Gold & Precious Metals

  1. BAR: GraniteShares Gold Trust — physically backed gold exposure with a low expense ratio.

  2. GLD: SPDR Gold Trust — large, liquid ETF holding physical gold bullion.

  3. GLDM: SPDR Gold MiniShares — physically backed gold with a lower share price and fee than GLD.

  4. IAU: iShares Gold Trust — physically backed gold bullion exposure.

  5. PPLT: abrdn Physical Platinum Shares — physically backed platinum exposure.

  6. SGOL: abrdn Physical Gold Shares — physically backed gold (vaulted in Switzerland).

  7. SIVR: abrdn Physical Silver Shares — physically backed silver exposure.

Broad Commodities

  1. COMT: iShares GSCI Commodity Dynamic Roll Strategy — broad commodity futures with a dynamic roll method.

  2. CPER: United States Copper Index Fund — copper futures exposure (single-metal focus).

  3. DBA: Invesco DB Agriculture — diversified agricultural commodity futures.

  4. DBB: Invesco DB Base Metals — base-metals futures (primarily copper, aluminum, zinc).

  5. DBC: Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking — broad, energy-tilted commodity futures basket.

  6. GSG: iShares S&P GSCI Commodity-Indexed Trust — broad commodity futures, heavy energy weighting.

  7. PDBC: Invesco Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity Strategy — broad commodities with “no K-1” tax reporting.

  8. USCI: United States Commodity Index Fund — rules-based, diversified commodity futures (SummerHaven index).

Energy & Materials

  1. IXC: iShares Global Energy — global integrateds, E&Ps, and energy services.

  2. KRBN: KraneShares Global Carbon Strategy — global carbon allowances futures exposure.

  3. TAN: Invesco Solar — global solar manufacturers, developers, and equipment.

  4. URA: Global X Uranium — uranium miners and related nuclear-fuel ecosystem.

  5. XLE: Energy Select Sector SPDR — U.S. energy majors and oilfield services (S&P 500 subset).

Specialty

  1. CUT: Invesco MSCI Global Timber — global timber/forestry equities and related REITs.

  2. PHO: Invesco Water Resources — U.S. water infrastructure, treatment, and equipment firms.

  3. REMX: VanEck Rare Earth/Strategic Metals — miners of rare earths and critical battery/tech metals.

  4. WOOD: iShares Global Timber & Forestry — global timber/forestry producers and timber REITs.

Bonds, Fixed Income & Income Strategies

Core Bonds

  1. AGG: iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond — broad U.S. investment-grade mix (Treasuries, MBS, corporates).

  2. BND: Vanguard Total Bond Market — broad U.S. investment-grade bond market.

  3. HCRB: Hartford Core Bond — actively managed core bond sleeve (investment-grade, multi-sector). (Hartford Funds, StockAnalysis)

  4. SCHZ: Schwab U.S. Aggregate Bond — low-cost U.S. investment-grade aggregate exposure.

International Bonds

  1. BNDX: Vanguard Total International Bond — investment-grade non-U.S. bonds, USD-hedged.

  2. EMLC: VanEck J.P. Morgan EM Local Currency Bond — emerging-markets bonds in local currencies.

  3. IBND: SPDR Bloomberg International Corporate Bond — investment-grade corporates outside the U.S. (SSGA)

Treasuries

  1. EDV: Vanguard Extended Duration Treasury — long-duration U.S. Treasury STRIPS.

  2. IEF: iShares 7–10 Year Treasury Bond — intermediate-term Treasuries.

  3. SCHP: Schwab U.S. TIPS — U.S. Treasury inflation-protected securities.

  4. TIP: iShares TIPS Bond — diversified U.S. TIPS exposure.

  5. ZROZ: PIMCO 25+ Year Zero Coupon U.S. Treasury — ultra-long-duration zero-coupon Treasuries.

Municipal Bonds

  1. HYMB: SPDR Nuveen ICE High Yield Municipal Bond — high-yield, tax-exempt munis. (SSGA)

  2. TAXF: American Century Diversified Municipal Bond — actively managed national muni mix (IG + HY). (American Century Investments, ETF Database)

  3. VTEB: Vanguard Tax-Exempt Bond — broad, investment-grade U.S. municipal bonds (AMT-free).

  4. ZTAX: X-Square Municipal Income — tax-exempt munis focused on Puerto Rico, Guam, and U.S. Virgin Islands. (x2etfs.com, Yahoo Finance)

High Yield & Preferreds

  1. CWB: SPDR Bloomberg Convertible Securities — U.S. convertible bonds.

  2. HYD: VanEck High Yield Muni — high-yield municipal bonds.

  3. PFF: iShares Preferred & Income Securities — U.S. preferreds and hybrid income securities.

  4. SRLN: SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan — actively managed senior secured floating-rate loans.

Multi-Asset Income

  1. FLMI: Franklin Dynamic Municipal Bond — actively managed muni income (federal tax-exempt). (franklintempleton.com, ETF Database)

  2. IYLD: iShares Morningstar Multi-Asset Income — diversified fund-of-funds targeting income across assets. (BlackRock, BlackRock)

  3. JEPI: JPMorgan Equity Premium Income — large-cap equity with covered-call (ELN) overlay for high income.

  4. QYLD: Global X NASDAQ-100 Covered Call — sells calls on the NASDAQ-100 for monthly income.

  5. XYLD: Global X S&P 500 Covered Call — sells calls on the S&P 500 for monthly income.

 Innovation & Digital Assets

AI & Cloud

  1. AIQ: Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technology — companies enabling AI, big data, and analytics.

  2. FDN: First Trust Dow Jones Internet — U.S. internet and e-commerce leaders.

  3. FTEC: Fidelity MSCI Information Technology — broad, cap-weighted U.S. tech sector.

Bitcoin, Crypto & Blockchain

  1. ARKB: ARK 21Shares Bitcoin — spot Bitcoin exposure.

  2. BITB: Bitwise Bitcoin ETF — low-cost spot Bitcoin exposure.

  3. BKCH: Global X Blockchain — equities tied to blockchain (miners, exchanges, infrastructure).

  4. BRRR: Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund — spot Bitcoin exposure.

  5. DAPP: VanEck Digital Transformation — global equities linked to digital-asset economies.

  6. FBTC: Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin — spot Bitcoin exposure.

  7. HODL: VanEck Bitcoin Trust — spot Bitcoin exposure.

  8. IBIT: iShares Bitcoin Trust — BlackRock spot Bitcoin exposure.

  9. IBLC: iShares Blockchain & Tech — equities involved in blockchain development and use

  10. WGMI: CoinShares Bitcoin Mining — crypto-mining equities.

Hedge Fund Style

  1. DBMF: iMGP DBi Managed Futures Strategy — replicates managed-futures hedge funds across rates, equities, FX, and commodities.

  2. DFND: Siren DIVCON Dividend Defender — rules-based long/short U.S. equity using DIVCON dividend ratings.

  3. LBO: WHITEWOLF Publicly Listed Private Equity — listed private-equity firms

  4. MNA: NYLI Merger Arbitrage — invests in announced M&A deals (long targets, market hedge).

  5. PEX: ProShares Global Listed Private Equity — publicly traded private-equity firms worldwide.

  6. PSP: Invesco Global Listed Private Equity — global listed PE via Red Rocks index.

  7. QAI: NYLI Hedge Multi-Strategy Tracker — seeks hedge-fund-like risk/return via multi-strategy replication.

  8. XOVR: ERShares Private-Public Crossover — public and select private-market exposures 

Lifestyle, Culture & Consumer Trends

Music / Media / Sports / Entertainment

  1. MUSQ: MUSQ Global Music Industry — labels, publishers, streaming, live events, and adjacent music businesses. (Finominal)

  2. BETZ: Roundhill Sports Betting & iGaming — global sportsbook operators and iGaming infrastructure. (Quicken)

  3. NERD: Roundhill Video Games — publishers, developers, platforms, and esports media. (Seeking Alpha)

Consumer Trends

  1. GENY: Principal Millennials — liquidated in Oct 2023 (formerly millennial-focused growth). (Infomemo, Bloomberg.com)

  2. MILN: Global X Millennial Consumer — U.S.-listed firms tied to Millennial spending categories. (Global X ETFs)

All in One Mixed Asset (Robo advisor types)

  1. AOA: iShares Core Aggressive Allocation — fund-of-funds targeting high equity weight.

  2. AOK: iShares Core Conservative Allocation — fund-of-funds with larger bond sleeve.

  3. AOM: iShares Core Moderate Allocation — balanced stock/bond mix via iShares ETFs.

  4. AOR: iShares Core Growth Allocation — equity-tilted global 60/40-style mix.

  5. AVGE: Avantis All Equity Markets — globally diversified, factor-tilted all-equity wrapper.

  6. IYLD: iShares Morningstar Multi-Asset Income — diversified income fund-of-funds (stocks, bonds, alts). (TradingView)

  7. SPGM: SPDR Portfolio MSCI Global Stock Market — low-cost, total-world equity exposure.

  8. SRLN: SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan — actively managed senior secured bank loans (income/floaters).

Risk Management & Specialty Strategies

  1. DFND: Siren DIVCON Dividend Defender — long/short U.S. equity (75% long likely dividend raisers, 25% short likely cutters). (Siren ETFs, Schwab Wall Street)

  2. MNA: NYLI Merger Arbitrage — tracks announced M&A deals with market hedge. (New York Life Investments)

  3. TAIL: Cambria Tail Risk — Treasury + long S&P 500 puts to mitigate crashes.

  4. VIXY: ProShares VIX Short-Term Futures — long VIX futures to gain from volatility spikes (short-term tool). (ProShares)

 Bottom Line

Grouped by category, these 210 ETFs form a 360-degree view of the investable world:

  • 🌍 Global & regional equities

  • 💼 U.S. sectors & factors

  • 🪙 Commodities & real assets

  • 💵 Bonds & income strategies

  • 🚀 Future tech & alternatives

  • 🎭 Lifestyle & culture

  • 📊 Multi-asset blends

  • 🔒 Risk management

The only missing piece is cash-like ETFs, a deliberate exclusion since CDs and high-yield savings often beat ETFs for pure cash exposure.


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