Exchange: NYSEArca·Updated 07:59 PM EDT
VOO logo

VOO Vanguard S&P 500 ETF

$715.59
$4.31
(0.61%)
Today
Closed $715.59
$0.41
(0.06%)
After Hours
Vol4.35M
52W High$718.47
52W Low$578.46
51

Neutral Sentiment

How do you feel about VOO?

Ciprian99
Investing and compounding is mind-blowing when you think about it. My portfolio is up today by as much as 3.5 months’ worth of the average salary where I live. Crazy, right? 😂 $VOO $QQQ $AMD $GOOG $AMZN
1
4
noonehasthisusername
$VOO $VGT $VTI Rare occasion that these pay out dividends and thereafter POP, but I’ll take it…. Congrats longs! 💰💰💰
5
Eyore
$VOO $VTI feel like exploding to ATHs on the back of ever higher oil and rates would be the exact definition of climbing endless wall of worry. Blow out shorts, squeeze to next rage. As we've done for a while now lol
3
YourMoneyCoach365
$VOO $INTC I made great money on Intel so I took the profits. I'm puttung that in my S&P 500 fund to continue the growth but without the daily watching. I keep a small portfolio because of my 50 to 70 age bracket. My investments are diverse but my S&P 500 fund will stay as a major part of my portfolio.
2
UncleSteven
Polymarket right now, on the rate decision tomorrow. Raise (25 bps): 88% Hold: 12% Cut: ~0% Raising would be the right thing to do. Warsh will gain mega-respect from me by defying Trump. Better not flake out. $VOO $QQQ $SMH
2
sean36
$VOO Trump is worst president ever what a Clownshow. Nothing America First about this administration!!!!
2
Ciprian99
What’s your opinion on this? At the January 2022 stock market peak: S&P 500 forward P/E: 21.4x 10-year Treasury yield: 1.6% As of the end of September 2026: S&P 500 forward P/E: 19x 10-year Treasury yield: 5.3% $VOO $QQQ $SPY $AMZN $META
1
topstockalerts
Trump said the U.S. naval blockade of Iran would remain in place and reiterated that Tehran would not be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. It’s a shift from his posture less than a day ago. At a campaign rally Wednesday night, Trump said a deal with Iran was “not really something that I wanted to do.” The more diplomatic tone comes as voters are already casting midterm ballots and public support for the war has fallen. Just 31% of Americans supported U.S. military action against Iran in an August Reuters/Ipsos poll, down from 37% in March, while 83% expected the conflict to be prolonged. $VOO
1
uTubeSpaceStonks
$VOO $QQQ i only know what I know. I just keep putting all in over the years and it’s booming…
1
RocroBio
$VOO What would you do if you had 15k sitting in a HYSA right now? Would you wait for a pull back in the market or would you enter now and DCA over time?
1
Buckwacker
$VOO I’ve trimmed profits to fund other companies and it’s about a given if I do the math…. 🤦🏻‍♂️
1
UncleSteven
$VOO Moving fast from Fear to Greed. Neutral now but was like 31 Greed a few days ago and now almost 50.
1
topstockalerts
The U.S. services sector saw growth in September largely in line with expectations, as both employment and prices saw gains, according to the Institute for Supply Management. The ISM services index saw a 54.9 reading for the month, down just half a point from August and essentially in line with the Dow Jones consensus estimate for 55. The index measures the percentage of purchase managers reporting growth in their businesses. Within the survey, the employment index rose 2.3 points to 50.1, right over the line indicating expansion. Prices rose 1.4 points to 74, putting the 12-month average at its highest since March 2023. New export orders plunged 9.4 points to 46.9, signaling contraction for the first time in eight months. $VOO $DIA
1
topstockalerts
Other officials weigh in Similarly, Fed Governor Michael Barr said Tuesday that the combination of tariffs and the prolonged war with Iran has meant “we have been knocked off course on our progress toward our 2% goal.” Moreover, he added, “I don’t yet see a clear trend toward a timely return to 2%.” Consequently, Barr reiterated his belief that the Fed likely will need to continue to raise rates, though he did not specify a level. The September move put the central bank’s borrowing benchmark in a range of 3.75%-4%. “In my base case, further policy adjustments are likely to be needed to ensure inflation comes down to target in a timely fashion,” he said. “We want to support sustainable, durable growth in support of maximum employment, and price stability is crucial to that.” $VOO
1
MaBoiiiiiiiiiiis
Nothing at all has changed between it being $550 and $750. Here is the thing, Meta has always had an AI. This new AI they just published is just a rebrand, literally just a name change. An the cloud they are developing will take time and capex, and even then it won't compete with the big players $VOO $VTI $QQQ $SPY #PUMPANDDUMP
1
IAIEMN
$VOO $VTI Forming a double top a little up or down and going crash in a few days. Even a -few percent to -20% in near term before March April 2027 is not worth your few percentage gains. Risk reward ratio is not there.
1
Specialist001
$VOO $QQQ $SPY Sht Siri is hella good in ios 27 AI IS REAL BERS THERE ARE GONNA BE NO JOBS SOON
1
Brian_TheTrader
It would be hilarious of stonks crashed right after Berkshire bought the AI hype $VOO
1
HalloweenHead
$VOO has Trump issued his weekly notice that the Iran war is ending this week so his sons can dump their stacks?
1
BeChoosy
$VOO . Place PUTS on any SOXS BOUNCES Avoid the widowmaker ETFS—SOXS, The fleeting green gains you see will soon turn blood red, as these funds are designed to decay, leaving traders holding the bag. Their long history of reverse splits isn't random it’s a direct result of negative roll yield, daily resets, and relentless decay built into their structure. THE WAY YOU PROFIT BUY PUTS ON BOUNCES Buying puts every time they bounce. The key isn’t perfect timing—it’s exploiting their fundamental flaws. These ETFS bleeds value over time, making put options an effective play against their structural weaknesses. Retail traders often get lured into these ticking time bombs, only to watch the floor disappear beneath them. Recognize the trap—

Advertisement|Remove ads.