IVV vs RPG — ETF Comparison
iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) and Invesco S&P 500 Pure Growth ETF (RPG) differ in expense ratio (0.03% vs 0.35%) and AUM ($892.79B vs $1.96B). Here's how they compare across all key metrics.
Performance Comparison
Quick Verdict
IVV wins on 7 out of 10 metrics. IVV has a lower expense ratio (0.03%). IVV has higher AUM ($892.79B).
Basic Information
Metric
IVV
RPG
Fund Name
iShares Core S&P 500 ETF
Invesco S&P 500 Pure Growth ETF
Issuer
iShares
Invesco
Inception Date
May 15, 2000
Mar 1, 2006
Expense Ratio
0.03%
0.35%
AUM
$892.79B
$1.96B
Holdings Count
504
69
Current Price
$767.99
$54.66
Today's Change
-0.94%
-2.78%
Dividend Yield
1.08%
0.23%
Performance Comparison
Period
IVV
RPG
1M
+1.64%
-1.86%
3M
+3.04%
-3.50%
6M
+7.85%
+1.44%
YTD
+11.92%
+14.44%
1Y
+15.66%
+15.94%
3Y
+75.32%
+75.40%
5Y
+71.05%
+36.44%
Top Holdings
1 overlapping holdings in top 10
IVV Holdings
NVDANVIDIA
8.32%AAPLAPPLE
7.41%MSFTMICROSOFT
5.79%AMZNAMAZON.COM INC
3.72%GOOGLALPHABET CLASS A
3.05%AVGOBROADCOM INC
2.56%GOOGALPHABET CLASS C
2.45%METAMETA PLATFORMS CLASS A
2.37%MUMICRON TECHNOLOGY
1.75%TSLATESLA INC
1.58%RPG Holdings
SNDKSandisk Corp
7.63%MUMicron Technology Inc
3.91%CRWDCrowdstrike Holdings Inc
3.13%FIXComfort Systems USA Inc
2.99%AMDAdvanced Micro Devices Inc
2.94%MPWRMonolithic Power Systems Inc
2.12%CIENCiena Corp
2.10%ANETArista Networks Inc
2.09%KLACKLA Corp
2.08%APHAmphenol Corp
2.05%Sector Allocation
IVV Sectors
Technology38.69%
Financial Services12.07%
Communication Services9.50%
Consumer Cyclical9.31%
Healthcare9.28%
Industrials7.75%
Consumer Defensive4.46%
Energy3.48%
Utilities1.98%
Real Estate1.80%
Basic Materials1.68%
RPG Sectors
Technology48.51%
Industrials15.85%
Consumer Cyclical11.98%
Communication Services6.74%
Healthcare6.32%
Financial Services5.25%
Basic Materials1.34%
Utilities1.03%
Energy1.03%
Consumer Defensive1.00%
Real Estate0.96%
Cash & Others-0.01%
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