GRNJ ranks among the fastest-growing actively managed small- and mid-cap equity ETF launches with more than $384 million in AUM1
NEW YORK, Feb. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Fundstrat Capital, the investment management firm led by Chief Investment Officer Thomas “Tom” Lee, announced the completion of the February 2026 quarterly rebalance for the Fundstrat Granny Shots US Small- & Mid-Cap ETF (NYSE: GRNJ). With more than $384 million in assets under management, as of Feb. 23, 2026, GRNJ ranks among the fastest-growing actively managed small- and mid-cap equity ETF launches.
GRNJ February 2026 Rebalance
The rebalance reflects updated positioning across Fundstrat’s proprietary Granny Shots investment framework, which identifies small- and mid-cap equities they believe are positioned to benefit from multiple structural themes spanning macroeconomic trends, monetary policy, demographics, behavioral shifts, and technology adoption.
“We are executing this rebalance to dynamically adapt Granny Shots to changing market conditions, style and seasonality regime shifts, and also fundamental changes. This allows us to best position our portfolio to perform in the months and years ahead,” said Thomas “Tom” Lee, Chief Investment Officer of Fundstrat Capital. “For this particular rebalance, our macro, quantitative and fundamental analysis resulted in a sizable number of changes, with 18 additions and 11 deletions. Our evidence-based research suggests that the 2026 macro backdrop points to a challenging but ultimately positive year for equities. Hence, our portfolio is focused on quality cyclical and value quality.”
For a full overview of the February 2026 rebalance, watch Tom Lee’s latest Fundstrat Capital weekly update video HERE or visit grannyshots.com.
The Granny Shots investment strategy combines Fundstrat’s top-down macroeconomic research with bottom-up quantitative screening. To qualify for the portfolio, a security must appear in at least two of Fundstrat’s seven fundamental investment themes, targeting positions supported by multiple potential tailwinds.
The seven themes driving the February 2026 selection include three shorter-term themes: Style Tilt, Seasonality, and PMI Recovery, alongside four longer-term themes: Millennials, Global Labor Supply, Energy & Cybersecurity, and Easing Financial Conditions.
February 2026 Rebalance Summary Following the quarterly rebalance, the updated holdings for GRNJ are as follows:
Why Investors Are Allocating to the Granny Shots Small- & Mid-Cap Strategy Since its inception, GRNJ has reached more than $384 million in assets under management, as of Feb. 23, 2026, making it one of the fastest-growing actively managed small- and mid-cap equity ETF launches. The fund’s rapid growth reflects investor demand for applying Fundstrat’s thematic research framework beyond large cap equities, bringing the same systematic, actively managed approach to the broader opportunity set within small- and mid-cap equities.
The Granny Shots ETF suite, including Fundstrat Granny Shots US Large Cap ETF (NYSE: GRNY), Fundstrat Granny Shots US Large Cap & Income (NYSE: GRNI), and Fundstrat Granny Shots US Small- & Mid-Cap ETF (NYSE: GRNJ), provides investors with a research-driven toolkit across market capitalizations and income preferences.
GRNY has surpassed $4 billion in AUM since its November 2024 inception, ranking among the fastest-growing actively managed large-cap equity ETF launches in history.²
To learn more about the Granny Shots strategy and the full suite of ETFs, visit grannyshots.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Granny Shots Small- & Mid-Cap ETF (GRNJ)? The Fundstrat Granny Shots US Small- & Mid-Cap ETF (NYSE: GRNJ) is an actively managed exchange-traded fund that uses Fundstrat’s proprietary thematic investment framework to identify small- and mid-cap U.S. equities positioned at the intersection of multiple macroeconomic and fundamental tailwinds.
How does the Granny Shots strategy select stocks? A security must appear in at least two of Fundstrat’s seven investment themes to qualify for the portfolio. This dual signal methodology combines top-down macro research with bottom-up quantitative screening. The portfolio is equally weighted and rebalanced quarterly.
How does GRNJ differ from GRNY? GRNY focuses on large-cap U.S. equities. GRNJ applies the same Granny Shots thematic framework to the small- and mid-cap universe, offering investors exposure to a broader set of growth opportunities driven by the same macroeconomic and fundamental research.
What is the total AUM of Fundstrat Capital? As of Feb. 23, 2026, Fundstrat Capital manages over $ 4.5 billion in assets under management across the Granny Shots ETF suite.
1 Source: Morningstar and FactSet as of January 9, 2026; data includes all active and passive managed U.S. small- and mid-cap equity ETFs.
2 Source: Morningstar and FactSet as of Jan. 9, 2026; data includes all actively managed U.S. large-cap equity ETFs.
About Fundstrat Capital Fundstrat Capital is an investment management firm led by Chief Investment Officer Thomas “Tom” Lee, specializing in thematic, research-driven equity strategies. The firm applies in-depth macroeconomic, industry, and market trend analysis to develop actively managed investment solutions for a broad range of investors. Tom Lee is widely recognized for his market research, macro commentary, and pioneering work in thematic investing across equities and digital assets.
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