🔥 The Complete Guide to Vanguard U.S. Stock ETFs: 45 Funds to Bookmark!
Many people think Vanguard only offers VOO, VTI, and VGT.
In fact, you can find funds covering nearly everything: U.S. large-, mid-, and small-cap stocks; growth and value; sectors; and dividends!
I. U.S. Broad-Market, Growth, and Value ETFs: 25 funds
📈 Core broad-market funds
VOO — S&P 500
VTI — Total U.S. Stock Market
VV — U.S. Large-Cap Stocks
MGC — U.S. Mega-Cap Stocks
VTHR — Russell 3000
🚀 Large-cap growth
VUG — Large-Cap Growth
MGK — Mega-Cap Growth
VOOG — S&P 500 Growth
💰 Large-cap value
VTV — Large-Cap Value
MGV — Mega-Cap Value
VOOV — S&P 500 Value
📊 U.S. mid-cap
VO — Mid-Cap Blend
VOT — Mid-Cap Growth
VOE — Mid-Cap Value
IVOO — S&P MidCap 400
IVOG — S&P MidCap 400 Growth
IVOV — S&P MidCap 400 Value
📉 U.S. small-cap
VB — Small-Cap Blend
VBK — Small-Cap Growth
VBR — Small-Cap Value
VIOO — S&P SmallCap 600
🇺🇸 Other broad-market and small-cap funds
VXF — U.S. Stocks Excluding the S&P 500
VTWO — Russell 2000
VTWG — Russell 2000 Growth
VTWV — Russell 2000 Value
II. U.S. Sector ETFs: 11 funds
💻 VGT — Information Technology
🏥 VHT — Health Care
🏦 VFH — Financials
🛢️ VDE — Energy
🛒 VDC — Consumer Staples
🛍️ VCR — Consumer Discretionary
🏭 VIS — Industrials
🧱 VAW — Materials
⚡ VPU — Utilities
📡 VOX — Communication Services
🏠 VNQ — Real Estate
III. Dividend and Strategy ETFs: 9 funds
VIG — Dividend Growth
VYM — High Dividend Yield
ESGV — ESG-Screened U.S. Stocks
VFMO — Momentum Factor
VFQY — Quality Factor
VFVA — Value Factor
VFMV — Minimum Volatility Factor
VONE — Russell 1000
VONG — Russell 1000 Growth
🔥 My take:
Most investors don't need to buy this many funds.
The ones really worth researching first may be just:
VOO, VTI, VGT, VUG, VTV, VIG.
First figure out which market, sector, and investment style you want exposure to, then choose an ETF.
⚠️ These are 45 representative funds, not all of Vanguard's U.S. stock ETFs.
#Vanguard #USStockETFs #IndexInvesting #VOO $GTC
Many people think Vanguard only offers VOO, VTI, and VGT.
In fact, you can find funds covering nearly everything: U.S. large-, mid-, and small-cap stocks; growth and value; sectors; and dividends!
I. U.S. Broad-Market, Growth, and Value ETFs: 25 funds
📈 Core broad-market funds
VOO — S&P 500
VTI — Total U.S. Stock Market
VV — U.S. Large-Cap Stocks
MGC — U.S. Mega-Cap Stocks
VTHR — Russell 3000
🚀 Large-cap growth
VUG — Large-Cap Growth
MGK — Mega-Cap Growth
VOOG — S&P 500 Growth
💰 Large-cap value
VTV — Large-Cap Value
MGV — Mega-Cap Value
VOOV — S&P 500 Value
📊 U.S. mid-cap
VO — Mid-Cap Blend
VOT — Mid-Cap Growth
VOE — Mid-Cap Value
IVOO — S&P MidCap 400
IVOG — S&P MidCap 400 Growth
IVOV — S&P MidCap 400 Value
📉 U.S. small-cap
VB — Small-Cap Blend
VBK — Small-Cap Growth
VBR — Small-Cap Value
VIOO — S&P SmallCap 600
🇺🇸 Other broad-market and small-cap funds
VXF — U.S. Stocks Excluding the S&P 500
VTWO — Russell 2000
VTWG — Russell 2000 Growth
VTWV — Russell 2000 Value
II. U.S. Sector ETFs: 11 funds
💻 VGT — Information Technology
🏥 VHT — Health Care
🏦 VFH — Financials
🛢️ VDE — Energy
🛒 VDC — Consumer Staples
🛍️ VCR — Consumer Discretionary
🏭 VIS — Industrials
🧱 VAW — Materials
⚡ VPU — Utilities
📡 VOX — Communication Services
🏠 VNQ — Real Estate
III. Dividend and Strategy ETFs: 9 funds
VIG — Dividend Growth
VYM — High Dividend Yield
ESGV — ESG-Screened U.S. Stocks
VFMO — Momentum Factor
VFQY — Quality Factor
VFVA — Value Factor
VFMV — Minimum Volatility Factor
VONE — Russell 1000
VONG — Russell 1000 Growth
🔥 My take:
Most investors don't need to buy this many funds.
The ones really worth researching first may be just:
VOO, VTI, VGT, VUG, VTV, VIG.
First figure out which market, sector, and investment style you want exposure to, then choose an ETF.
⚠️ These are 45 representative funds, not all of Vanguard's U.S. stock ETFs.
#Vanguard #USStockETFs #IndexInvesting #VOO $GTC