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VLCAX Vanguard Large-Cap Index Fund Admiral Shares

NASDAQETF
$175.58+0.39%ClosedAssets: $75.10B

As of 2026-07-10 16:00

Why VLCAX matters now

Vanguard Large-Cap Index Fund Admiral Shares (VLCAX) is a US etf in Financial Services. The latest InvestLog snapshot shows $175.58 with +0.39% on the session and $75.10B in assets/market value.

ETF Profile

Updated 2026-07-11

Net Assets

$74.70B

NAV

$175.58

Expense Ratio

0.05%

Holdings

478

Issuer

Vanguard

Asset Class

Large Cap Equity

Avg Volume

Inception

2004-02-02

Sector Exposure

Basic Materials1.54%
Cash & Others0.01%
Communication Services10.78%
Consumer Cyclical9.66%
Consumer Defensive4.44%
Energy3.17%
Financial Services10.99%
Healthcare8.42%

Top Holdings

SymbolNameWeightMarket Value
NVDANVIDIA Corp7.66%$5.72B
AAPLApple Inc7.20%$5.38B
MSFTMicrosoft Corp5.25%$3.92B
AMZNAmazon.com Inc4.11%$3.07B
GOOGLAlphabet Inc3.48%$2.60B
AVGOBroadcom Inc3.33%$2.49B
GOOGAlphabet Inc2.74%$2.04B
METAMeta Platforms Inc2.17%$1.62B
TSLATesla Inc1.93%$1.44B
MUMicron Technology Inc1.72%$1.28B

Fund Info

Asset Type

ETF

Exchange

NASDAQ

Currency

USD

Issuer

Vanguard

Asset Class

Large Cap Equity

NAV Currency

USD

This fund aims to deliver extensive, cost-efficient exposure to the large-capitalization market by allocating capital to U.S. equities that collectively represent the top 85% of domestic market value. Beyond the inherent volatility of the overall stock market, a key risk stems from its strategy of investing solely in substantial U.S. companies. This concentrated approach could potentially constrain its returns during periods when other market segments achieve superior growth. For long-term investors seeking to invest in prominent U.S. corporations, this fund could be a suitable option. Strict investment guidelines govern three-quarters of the fund's total assets. It is prohibited from acquiring more than 10% of any single issuer's outstanding voting shares, and no purchase should result in more than 5% of the fund's overall assets being allocated to one issuer's securities. These rules are waived only when essential for aligning the fund's composition with its target index. It's important to note that these restrictions do not extend to investments in U.S. government debt or its associated agencies.