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What are the biggest ETFs doing?

A handful of giant funds hold most of the money invested through ETFs, and between them they cover US stocks, the rest of the world and bonds. How they are doing is a quick read on how most investors’ portfolios are doing.

Updated Oct 9, 2026

16
% beat the S&P

4 of 25 beat the S&P

The 25 largest ETFs hold about $3.8 trillion. This year 4 of them have beaten the S&P 500’s +14%; the best is XLK and the weakest TLT.

$3.8 trillion in assetsS&P 500 +14% this yearPrice returns, before income

The 25 largest ETFs

Sorted by assets. Bond funds pay most of their return as income, so their price change understates it. Select a row for its chart. Select a column to sort.

FundTypeAssetsTrend1MYTDvs S&P, YTD1YPast year

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How it’s measured. The 25 largest ETFs by assets in our fund list. Returns are price changes; trend scores compare the past three months with each fund’s own last five years.

Sources. Daily prices from Financial Modeling Prep.

Assets are approximate and come from our fund list. Several of the largest funds track the same S&P 500 index and move almost identically.

Returns leave out dividends and interest, which matter most for bond and dividend funds.

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