Ever wonder which funds dominate the U.S. market right now? Here's a snapshot of the heavyweights ranked by assets under management.
Leading the pack is $VOO with a staggering $822 billion AUM. Right behind, $SPY holds $720 billion, while $IVV sits nearly tied at $719 billion. These three giants alone control over $2.2 trillion in investor capital.
Broader market exposure plays follow: $VTI manages $568 billion, and tech-focused $QQQ commands $411 billion. Growth-oriented $VUG brings in $204 billion.
International diversification isn't small either—$VEA tracks $188 billion, with $IEFA holding $161 billion.
What stands out? The top three are all S&P 500 trackers, showing where institutional and retail money parks itself. Meanwhile, tech and international allocations represent strategic portfolio balancing rather than core holdings.
These numbers reveal market sentiment: stability over speculation, with trillions anchored in established index strategies.
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BlockDetective
· 6h ago
VOO, SPY, and IVV, the three giants, have absorbed 2.2 trillion... No wonder retail investors are stuck in passive investing; there's nothing they can do. Institutions just love this approach.
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VibesOverCharts
· 12-11 15:02
VOO, SPY, and IVV the three brothers have absorbed 2.2 trillion, truly impressive... Everyone is riding the index wave.
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StrawberryIce
· 12-11 14:58
NGL VOo, SPY, IVV—these three are truly at vampire-level scales, with 2.2 trillion just locked in index funds...
Retail investors are still researching alpha; institutions have long since given up.
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PumpDetector
· 12-11 14:53
watching institutional money pile into passive index funds while everyone pretends they're doing "research"... the irony isn't lost on me ngl. 2.2 trillion in voo/spy/ivv alone and people still think they're outsmarting the market lmao
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YieldHunter
· 12-11 14:44
ngl the $2.2T sitting in those three S&P trackers is kinda wild... like technically speaking, if you look at the correlation coefficients, everyone's basically holding the same thing. where's the actual diversification lol
Ever wonder which funds dominate the U.S. market right now? Here's a snapshot of the heavyweights ranked by assets under management.
Leading the pack is $VOO with a staggering $822 billion AUM. Right behind, $SPY holds $720 billion, while $IVV sits nearly tied at $719 billion. These three giants alone control over $2.2 trillion in investor capital.
Broader market exposure plays follow: $VTI manages $568 billion, and tech-focused $QQQ commands $411 billion. Growth-oriented $VUG brings in $204 billion.
International diversification isn't small either—$VEA tracks $188 billion, with $IEFA holding $161 billion.
What stands out? The top three are all S&P 500 trackers, showing where institutional and retail money parks itself. Meanwhile, tech and international allocations represent strategic portfolio balancing rather than core holdings.
These numbers reveal market sentiment: stability over speculation, with trillions anchored in established index strategies.