Top 10 US Stock Market ETFs by Assets

$510B in AUM, managed by BlackRock with a rock-bottom 0.03% expense ratio. Preferred by institutional investors and long-term pension funds for its ultra-low cost and near-perfect index tracking.

$1.1T in AUM, carrying the legacy of Jack Bogle who pioneered passive investing at Vanguard in 1975. The single largest ETF in the world by AUM, favored by individual retail investors for its low 0.03% expense ratio.

$430B in AUM, holding 3,800+ US stocks for the broadest possible domestic market exposure. Covers small-, mid-, and large-cap equities, making it the definitive single-fund US equity portfolio for passive investors.

$290B in AUM, tracking the Nasdaq-100 index. Features the heaviest concentration in FANG+ mega-cap tech stocks. A favorite for growth investors seeking amplified exposure to US technology sector performance.

$4B in AUM, providing global equity exposure across 1,600+ stocks from 23 developed countries. A single-fund solution for investors seeking diversification beyond US equities into Europe, Japan, and other developed markets.

$40B in AUM accumulated within its first year — a record for any ETF launch in history. Managed by BlackRock and launched in January 2024 following SEC approval. Became the fastest ETF ever to reach $10B.

$110B in AUM, holding 10,000+ US bonds across the full maturity spectrum. The foundational fixed income tool for passive investors, offering broad exposure to investment-grade US government and corporate bonds.

$60B in AUM, launched in 2004 and backed by 930+ tonnes of physical gold held in HSBC's London vaults. The world's largest gold ETF and the most popular vehicle for retail investors seeking inflation and volatility hedges.

$8B in AUM, managed by Cathie Wood with Tesla as its largest holding. Suffered a dramatic 75% drawdown from its February 2021 peak through 2022. Still a widely-followed barometer of speculative growth and disruptive tech sentiment.

$510B in AUM, managed by BlackRock with a rock-bottom 0.03% expense ratio. Preferred by institutional investors and long-term pension funds for its ultra-low cost and near-perfect index tracking.

$1.1T in AUM, carrying the legacy of Jack Bogle who pioneered passive investing at Vanguard in 1975. The single largest ETF in the world by AUM, favored by individual retail investors for its low 0.03% expense ratio.

$430B in AUM, holding 3,800+ US stocks for the broadest possible domestic market exposure. Covers small-, mid-, and large-cap equities, making it the definitive single-fund US equity portfolio for passive investors.

$290B in AUM, tracking the Nasdaq-100 index. Features the heaviest concentration in FANG+ mega-cap tech stocks. A favorite for growth investors seeking amplified exposure to US technology sector performance.

$4B in AUM, providing global equity exposure across 1,600+ stocks from 23 developed countries. A single-fund solution for investors seeking diversification beyond US equities into Europe, Japan, and other developed markets.

$40B in AUM accumulated within its first year — a record for any ETF launch in history. Managed by BlackRock and launched in January 2024 following SEC approval. Became the fastest ETF ever to reach $10B.

$110B in AUM, holding 10,000+ US bonds across the full maturity spectrum. The foundational fixed income tool for passive investors, offering broad exposure to investment-grade US government and corporate bonds.

$60B in AUM, launched in 2004 and backed by 930+ tonnes of physical gold held in HSBC's London vaults. The world's largest gold ETF and the most popular vehicle for retail investors seeking inflation and volatility hedges.

$8B in AUM, managed by Cathie Wood with Tesla as its largest holding. Suffered a dramatic 75% drawdown from its February 2021 peak through 2022. Still a widely-followed barometer of speculative growth and disruptive tech sentiment.