ETF · VTI · NYSE Arca
Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) is an exchange-traded fund listed on the NYSE Arca. This page tracks its live price, an interactive chart, expense ratio, assets under management, and other fund details, with beginner-friendly context on how ETFs work and where this one fits in a portfolio.
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ETFs hold a basket of investments in a single ticker, giving diversified exposure that trades like a stock. Compare this fund on its holdings, index, and expense ratio against similar funds before investing.
VTI gives you the entire US stock market in a single ETF. It holds around 3,800 companies across large, mid, and small cap, weighted by market capitalization. That makes it slightly broader than the S&P 500, with additional exposure to smaller companies not included in SPY or VOO.
In practice, VTI's performance is very similar to the S&P 500 because mega-cap stocks dominate by weight. The small and mid-cap component adds meaningful diversification in theory, though in most market environments the top names still drive the index.
VTI's expense ratio is extremely low, comparable to VOO. It's designed as a single-fund solution for investors who want total US equity exposure at minimal cost and tracking error.
Source: Vanguard fund page and prospectus (VTI) · Last reviewed June 2026
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