Stocks have started the second quarter on a strong note, thanks to optimism generated by President Biden’s massive infrastructure plan and the blowout March jobs report.

Areas with growing demand include shipping, cannabis, small caps, blockchain, and energy.

Though the broad stock market has been in red this month so far, there are few corners that are easily outperforming. Here are some ETFs from those areas that have gained in double-digits this month amid heightened volatility:

Many corners of the market have seen rough trading while a few still stand tall. Here are the ETFs from the best and worst zones at the halfway mark in Q3.

In spite of the two-day rally, Wall Street still logged its third consecutive weekly loss. Given this, here are last week’s best and worst-performing ETFs.