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iShares Core S&P Total U.S. Stock Market ETF
As of May 30, 2026 at 08:42 UTC
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5 articlesITOT and SPTM are nearly identical total U.S. stock market ETFs with matching 0.03% expense ratios and similar performance. The key differences are ITOT's larger asset base ($89B vs $13.5B) offering better liquidity, broader diversification with 2,504 holdings versus SPTM's 1,511, and slightly higher dividend yield for SPTM (1.09% vs 1.03%). Both funds heavily favor technology stocks and hold identical top positions in Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft.
The iShares Core S&P Total U.S. Stock Market ETF (ITOT) and Vanguard Value ETF (VTV) both offer ultra-low 0.03% expense ratios but differ significantly in strategy. ITOT provides broad market exposure across 2,500 stocks with a tech-heavy allocation (32%), delivering higher returns (37.2% 1-yr, 1-yr return). VTV focuses on large-cap value stocks with higher dividend yield (2.02%) and lower volatility, making it suitable for risk-averse investors seeking income stability.
VTI and ITOT are nearly identical total stock market ETFs with the same 0.03% expense ratio and virtually identical performance. VTI holds about 3,500 stocks compared to ITOT's 2,500, offering slightly broader small-cap exposure and greater assets under management ($2.0 trillion vs. $79.6 billion). Both are excellent choices for broad-market exposure, with the choice depending on personal preferences regarding fund size and holdings depth.
The article compares two ultra-low-cost ETFs: ITOT, which offers broad U.S. market exposure with heavy tech weighting, and VTV, which focuses on large-cap value stocks with higher dividend yields. ITOT has outperformed VTV over the past year (20.18% vs 17.03% returns) but with greater volatility, while VTV provides more stability through established companies and consistent dividends. The choice between them depends on whether investors prioritize growth potential or income stability.
Aerodigm Wealth, LLC established a new position in Affiliated Managers Group (AMG), acquiring 88,749 shares valued at $25.58 million, making it the fund's second-largest holding at 9% of AUM. AMG, which partners with independent boutique investment firms, has surged approximately 80% over the past year, reflecting strong investor confidence in the asset management industry.
