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SPYvsVOO

State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) vs Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO). Side-by-side stats, holdings overlap, and 5-year normalized growth.

Side by side

SPY
Ticker
VOO
State Street
Issuer
Vanguard
Large Cap Blend
Category
Large Cap Blend
S&P 500
Index
S&P 500
0.090%
Expense ratio
0.030%
$817.33B
AUM
$1.70T
Dividend yield
$773.12
NAV
$708.12
$770.19
Price
$708.01
Jan 22, 1993
Inception
Sep 7, 2010

Overlap

SPYShared weightVOO
99.6% overlap
SPY 99.6% of portfolio in shared names
VOO 99.8% of portfolio in shared names

500 shared holdings. 5 unique to SPY, 3 unique to VOO.

5-year normalized growth (rebased to 100)

Top shared holdings

HoldingSPY %VOO %
NVDA NVIDIA CORP8.29%7.55%
AAPL APPLE INC7.22%7.05%
MSFT MICROSOFT CORP5.68%5.36%
AMZN AMAZON.COM INC3.80%4.13%
GOOGL ALPHABET INC CL A3.01%3.24%
AVGO BROADCOM INC2.53%2.86%
GOOG ALPHABET INC CL C2.40%2.62%
META META PLATFORMS INC CLASS A2.01%1.90%
JPM JPMORGAN CHASE + CO1.45%1.46%
MU MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC1.62%1.44%
BRK.B BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC CL B1.40%1.46%
LLY ELI LILLY + CO1.37%1.41%
TSLA TESLA INC1.59%1.36%
AMD ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES1.11%1.21%
XOM EXXONMOBIL HOLDINGS CORP1.01%1.00%
JNJ JOHNSON + JOHNSON1.00%0.96%
V VISA INC CLASS A SHARES0.94%0.93%
WMT WALMART INC0.71%0.76%
MA MASTERCARD INC A0.71%0.72%
ABBV ABBVIE INC0.69%0.69%

Frequently asked

How much do SPY and VOO overlap in holdings?+
SPY (State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust) and VOO (Vanguard S&P 500 ETF) share 500 holdings. The conservative overlap measure — the smaller of the two portfolios' shared weight — is 99.6%.
Which has the lower expense ratio, SPY or VOO?+
VOO charges 0.030% versus 0.090% for SPY — a difference of about 6 basis points per year.
Are SPY and VOO the same kind of ETF?+
Both SPY and VOO are categorized as Large Cap Blend. They're close substitutes — choose primarily on expense ratio, AUM, and tax treatment.
Is SPY or VOO a better investment?+
etfcompare doesn't recommend funds. We show objective comparisons — expense ratio, holdings overlap, yield, and normalized historical growth — so you can decide based on your own goals. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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