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Compare VTI vs. GOOG
Compare shares and ETFs on the US stock markets that you can trade on Pearler.
Overview
When it comes to investing in the US stock market, shares and ETFs are a popular choice. Two options in the US are VTI and GOOG. In this comparison, we'll delve into these options across various dimensions to help you make an informed investment decision.
Community Stats
VTI | GOOG | |
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Popularity | Low | Low |
Pearlers invested | 458 | 323 |
Median incremental investment | $0 | $0 |
Median investment frequency | Monthly | Monthly |
Median total investment | $767.63 | $1,505.17 |
Average age group | 26 - 35 | 26 - 35 |
Key Summary
VTI | GOOG | |
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Strategy | VTI was created on 2001-05-24 by Vanguard. The fund's investment portfolio concentrates primarily on total market equity. The fund seeks to track a market-cap-weighted portfolio that provides total market exposure to the US equity space. | N/A |
Top 3 holdings | NVIDIA Corp (6.41 %) Apple Inc (5.93 %) Microsoft Corp (4.37 %) | Alphabet Inc. Class C Capital Stock (100 %) |
Top 3 industries | Communication Services (100 %) | |
Top 3 countries | United States (100 %) | |
Management fee | 0.03 % | N/A |
Key Summary
VTI | GOOG | |
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Issuer | Vanguard | N/A |
Tracking index | CRSP US Total Market | N/A |
Asset class | ETF | Stock |
Management fee | 0.03 % | N/A |
Price | $363.93 USD | $390.09 USD |
Size | $638.851 billion | $4.841 trillion |
10Y return | 242.21 % | 979.93 % |
Annual distribution/ dividend yield (5Y) | 1.41 % | 0.40 % |
Market | US | US |
First listed date | N/A | N/A |
Purchase fee | $6.50 | $6.50 |
Community Stats
VTI | GOOG | |
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Popularity | Low | Low |
Pearlers invested | 458 | 323 |
Median incremental investment | $0 | $0 |
Median investment frequency | Monthly | Monthly |
Median total investment | $767.63 | $1,505.17 |
Average age group | 26 - 35 | 26 - 35 |
Pros and Cons
VTI | GOOG | |
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VTI | GOOG |
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Exposure to more markets and sectors | Exposure to 1 market and 1 sector only |
Lower price growth | Higher price growth |
Higher dividend/distribution yield | Lower dividend/distribution yield |