VOO vs IVV - Which S&P Index Fund Is Better? (Comparison Of The S&P 500 ETFs). In this comparison video I will talk about VOO vs IVV.
So, the main difference between them is ETF issuer.
The well-known Vanguard S&P 500 ETF, or VOO ETF for short, is an indexing investment fund that matches the return on investment of the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. Vanguard, a well-known business in the asset management sector, distributes VOO. On the other hand, IVV is issued by Blackrock, which is also prominent in the asset management sector.
Vanguard, therefore, issues VOO, while Blackrock issues IVV.
Assets under management.
Currently, VOO has $325,714,712,538 assets under management, whereas IVV has $342,279,931,285 worth. By a margin of $16,565,218,747, VOO has more assets under management than IVV. At most, a high asset under management in trading is usually linked to improved liquidity and reduced slippage.
Hence, VOO, by having a large asset base under management, proves to be easily liquid.
Annualized return.
Both investments have broadly comparable similar year-to-date returns, with IVV returning 6.85% and VOO returning 6.86%. Over the last ten years, both investments have produced outcomes that are almost comparable. IVV has had an annualized return of 12.73%, while VOO leads slightly ahead at 12.76%.
VOO is, therefore, high in performance in terms of annualized returns.
But do they have any similarities?
Yes! VOO and IVV have more similarities than you would think of. Both VOO and IVV use a passive investing method in their management. They are also regarded as high-volume assets. Compared to low-volume assets, they are less susceptible to problems like slippage and failed orders on Composer. The S&P 500 Index serves as their foundation. Their current Sharpe Ratio for both VOO and IVV is 2.39. Both IVV and VOO aim to invest in US stocks.
To sum up, which is better – VOO or IVV?
What I like the most about VOO is that it has an annual return of 12.73%, which proves to be good; however, this is just a slight difference from the annual returns of IVV, which also proves to be a worthy contender. Overall, both ETFs are equally good as they are low-expensive and highly liquid.
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