Historical snapshot captured from Yahoo Finance via yfinance, roughly 17 months old. Open any fund for recent daily prices and derived risk metrics.
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Returns are medians, with leveraged and inverse products excluded where noted. These signals describe the market; they do not rank funds for your circumstances.
Assets cluster around a few issuers
93%
of reported assets sit with the 10 largest issuers, out of 380.
- Vanguard$6.56T · 89 funds
- iShares$3.18T · 447 funds
- SPDR State Street Global Advisors$1.47T · 141 funds
- Invesco$611.4B · 228 funds
- Schwab ETFs$406.9B · 33 funds
The median fund is not the median dollar
+4.20pp
Asset-weighted 3Y return is 11.79% against 7.59% equal-weighted. The former reflects where the assets sat; neither is a forecast.
Some funds are hard to trade cheaply
46%
fall below the $50M asset or 10,000-share volume cutoffs in this snapshot; missing values are counted below the cutoffs too. Low liquidity can make spreads matter alongside the stated fee.
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