The Nasdaq-100 recently hit record highs and the S&P 500 is almost all the way back to its pre-coronavirus slump record.

Some market segments and the related exchange-traded funds are doing even better than those broader benchmarks. At the sector level, technology and health care maintain leadership perches and there are signs of life in some previously lagging sectors.

Those green shoots are important, but some ETFs, many of which have ties to oil, are getting absolutely drubbed in 2020. The 10 worst-performing non-leveraged ETFs this year are sporting losses ranging from around 44% to just over 72%. Many are a direct play on crude.

Here’s a trio that are getting crushed, but a couple are recently rebounding…CLICK for complete article