Vanguard Morningstar Total Stoc
VTI
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Why I'm Still Investing in VTI Right Now No Matter What the Stock Market Does
The author advocates for continued investment in the Vanguard Morningstar Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) despite market volatility and concerns about overvaluation. Highlighting the S&P 500's 98-year track record of 10% average annual returns through multiple crises, the article argues that long-term investors should remain committed to low-cost index funds regardless of short-term market conditions. VTI offers broader diversification than the S&P 500 alone, holding 3,515 stocks with an ultra-low 0.03% expense ratio.
Insiders and Early Investors Are Selling SpaceX Stock and Index Funds Are Buying It. Which Side Do You Want to Be On?
SpaceX's IPO lockup expirations beginning in August are triggering massive insider and early investor selling of over $600 billion in shares. Meanwhile, index funds are forced buyers as they rebalance to include SpaceX. The competing selling and buying pressures could create volatility and potential opportunities for long-term investors, though it's unclear if index fund buying will offset insider selling pressure.
Where Will VTI Be in 2036? Here's What Decades of History Suggest.
The article analyzes the Vanguard Morningstar Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) as a long-term investment option. VTI has delivered 14.53% annualized returns over the past 10 years. Using historical data showing the S&P 500 averaged 10% annual returns over 98 years, the article projects that $500 monthly investments in VTI could grow to $95,625-$119,060 by 2036, depending on future performance. The article recommends VTI as a low-cost, diversified way for long-term investors to build a U.S. stock portfolio.
SpaceX Is Up 25% in August. Meet the 7 Vanguard ETFs That Just Bought More Shares.
SpaceX has recovered 25% in August after a 37% July decline. Seven Vanguard ETFs increased their SpaceX holdings in July, with the Vanguard Communication Services ETF showing the largest percentage increase (33%). As more shares unlock and the stock price recovers, passive ETFs are expected to accelerate their SpaceX accumulation in August.
The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) Beat the Vanguard Morningstar Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) for 4 Straight Years. Here's Why That's About to Change.
After outperforming for four years due to mega-cap growth stock concentration, the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) is losing ground to the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) in 2026. VTI's exposure to cheaper small and mid-cap stocks, combined with its flexibility to quickly add new IPOs like SpaceX, makes it a better choice for broad market exposure despite both ETFs' identical 0.03% expense ratios.