Nasdaq 100 or S&P 500 Information Technology? Comparison, Returns & Historical Performance

The two indices share 53.5 % of their weight across 34 companies, and their daily returns correlate at 0.97. Holding both means buying much of the same thing twice — little is gained in spread, the weights simply shift.

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Nasdaq 100 or S&P 500 Information Technology? Comparison, Returns & Historical Performance
Nasdaq 100S&P 500 Information Technology
Holdings covered9872
Volatility22.0 %26.9 %
Max drawdown-22.9 %-25.8 %
Cheapest ETF we coverEXXT · 0.30 %QDVE · 0.15 %

The largest shared positions

Shared positions
CompanyNasdaq 100S&P 500 Information Technology
NVIDIA Corporation8.53 %21.07 %
Apple Inc.7.83 %18.93 %
Microsoft Corporation5.82 %14.43 %
Micron Technology Inc.5.02 %4.52 %
Advanced Micro Devices Inc.4.00 %3.60 %
Broadcom Inc.2.69 %6.70 %
Intel Corp.2.39 %2.12 %
Cisco Systems Inc.1.89 %1.70 %
Palantir Technologies Inc. Class A1.79 %1.61 %
Lam Research Corporation1.58 %1.42 %

Overlap and shared positions are computed from the holdings of one representative ETF each (XNAS and QDVE); of those we could attribute 99.0 % and 99.5 % of fund weight to individual companies, so real overlap is likely a little higher. The correlation covers 534 shared trading days.

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