We're back with 6 high-growth ETFs under 70 dollars a share. The ETFs focus on a variety of industries and sectors, so if you're looking to diversify your portfolio, one of these might just be perfect.

State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 1500 Composite Stock Market ETF, ticker SPTM.
This follows the top 1500 companies in the S&P composite 1500 index. Similar to one of the most popular ETF's out there in VTI, SPTM has identical top holdings. The share price is around 57 dollars with an expense ratio of just .03%.Year-to-date, the return is over 26% and it has a 5-year total return of over 129%. Like with any S&P-focused fund, it has Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon. Over 27% of the portfolio is in the information and tech sector with companies like Tesla and google.

Fidelity's MSCI Health Care Index ETF, ticker FHLC.
This Fund tracks the health care sector in the U.S. You can get started in this fund at a share price of 65 dollars and the fees are going to cost you only .08%. The year-to-date return is over 14% and it has a 5 year average of over 16%. Some of the top holdings include Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, and Merck. Alongside the pharmaceutical giants, there are a lot of innovative companies within the fund.

Invesco PHLX Semiconductor ETF, ticker SOXQ.
This ETF tracks the semiconductor industry and has a low share price of around 30 dollars. The expense ratio is a little higher at .19% but it has a year-to-date return of over 20% since it debuted this summer. SOXQ's top holdings are very similar to the massive Semiconductor ETF, SMH, but without the 300 dollar price tag. This list includes semiconductor giants like Nvidia, Qualcomm, and Intel, who are all top producers in the market.

iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF, ticker DGRO.
We wouldn't usually add a more dividend-focused fund to our growth list, but DGRO has had stellar performance over the last few years. It has a share price of 54 dollars and an expense ratio of just .08%. The year-to-date return is almost 23% with a 5-year average return of over 16% and the icing on the cake is the almost 2% dividend yield. The sector breakdown has heavy weightings in growth-focused areas like tech, and industrial but also has over 20% allocation to the financial sector for added stability. Top holdings include JP morgan and Verizon along with stocks like Apple and Microsoft.

Vanguard Developed Markets ETF, ticker VEA.
This fund tracks foreign equities from developed countries around the world. The share price is just over 50 dollars and it comes with a typical Vanguard expense ratio of just .05%. Year-to-date the returns are over 10% and it's consistently been able to produce these returns over the last 5 years. Top holdings include companies like Nestle, Samsung, and Toyota, which are all huge players within their respective industries. The fund is well-diversified with large to small-cap companies in almost every sector.

Fidelity's MSCI Energy Index ETF, ticker FENY.
This ETF tracks the US energy sector index and has a share price of just under 16 dollars, with an expense ratio of .08%. FENY is recognized as being a fairly stable ETF and does offer a respectable dividend yield of over 3%. The top holdings include oil and gas giants like Conoco Phillips, Chevron, and Exxon Mobil.

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