Comparing Invesco QQQ Trust and Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF. Uncover shared underlying stock holdings, sector concentration, and whether holding these funds creates redundant portfolio drag.
Your selected portfolio displays balanced sector weights and healthy underlying constituent dispersion. Holding equal parts of QQQ and SCHD yields a blended annual expense ratio of 0.13%, with 18.2% of your total capital concentrated in the top 5 individual equities.
Adjust the sliders below to see how varying allocations change your single-stock concentration, sector tilts, and effective look-through exposure.
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Combined weight of 5 largest stocks
Combined weight of 10 largest stocks
Duplication across holdings
Blended annual fund management fee
High overlap between two funds means you are paying multiple expense ratios for virtually the same underlying companies.
Your real aggregate ownership in single stocks after multiplying your ETF allocations by each fund's holdings.
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Shows where your ETF combination is heavily overweight (concentrated tilt) or underweight compared to the total US stock market.
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