VGT is a leading tech ETF with a competitive Sharpe ratio, even compared to the Nasdaq and other Information Technology ETFs. VGT, like the Information Technology sector, has a negative current ...

Investors can choose from many Vanguard ETFs, but few of them are compared to VGT and VUG. VUG and VGT both have impressive long-term returns, but VGT is the clear winner. While VUG has an ...

VGT is an excellent choice for tech-focused long-term investors. Its 0.10% expense ratio is cheap, it's rarely a fourth-quartile annual performer, and is well-established with $57 billion in total ...

VGT’s expense ratio is 0.1%, while QQQ’s expense ratio is 0.2%. As you can see, QQQ is twice as expensive to hold as VGT, which can lead to diminished returns.

Both of these funds have been neck-and-neck over the past year. VGT is up by 48.2%, while VUG has gained 47.8%. There is a larger gap between the funds when looking at five-year performances.

At the same time, the Vanguard Information Technology ETF (VGT), a technology sector-specific ETF, has generated similar returns. While both of these ETFs have outperformed the broader markets ...

VGT has clearly been caught in the technology sell-off, hovering 4.5% below its 52-week high. Investors are selling and on the sideline due to uncertainty and fear around the broader technology ...