large-cap vs small-cap

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The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool··Jake Lerch

Vanguard's Growth ETF Crushes iShares Rival With 102% Five-Year Returns

Vanguard's $VONG significantly outperformed iShares' $IWO over five years, returning 102% versus 32%, while charging far lower fees.
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The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool··Sara Appino

QQQ vs. IWO: Megacap Tech Dominance Proves Superior to Small-Cap Diversification

QQQ and IWO offer contrasting growth strategies. QQQ's 102 large-cap tech holdings delivered stronger five-year returns, while IWO's 1,100+ small-cap stocks provided comparable one-year gains with higher volatility.
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The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool··Sara Appino

VOO vs. IWM: Large-Cap Stability Clashes With Small-Cap Growth

VOO tracks large-cap S&P 500 stocks with 0.03% fees; IWM targets small-caps with 0.19% fees. VOO offers stability, IWM provides growth potential with higher volatility.
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The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool··Josh Kohn-Lindquist

Vanguard's VONG Edges iShares' IWO in Growth Race as Tech Dominance Reshapes ETF Landscape

Vanguard's $VONG outperforms iShares' $IWO with 16% annualized returns versus 11%, driven by concentrated Magnificent Seven exposure versus broader small-cap growth strategy.
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The Motley FoolThe Motley Fool··Jake Lerch

VUG vs. IWO: Mega-Cap Tech Dominance Battles Small-Cap Diversification

Vanguard's $VUG emphasizes mega-cap tech with 0.03% fees and strong 5-year returns, while iShares' $IWO offers small-cap diversification across 1,100+ stocks at 0.24% expense ratio.
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