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In this video, we're taking a deep dive into IVV, the iShares Core S&P 500 ETF. If you're looking for broad US stock market exposure through one of the most popular index funds available, IVV delivers excellent large-cap coverage at a rock-bottom expense ratio. We'll break down exactly how IVV works, compare it to SPY and VOO, and explain why the fund's structure matters for long-term investors.

The S&P 500 is the benchmark most investors measure themselves against, representing approximately 80% of the total US stock market by capitalization. When you buy IVV, you're buying a piece of around 500 of the largest US companies, weighted by market cap. The biggest names like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Nvidia have the most impact on returns, while smaller index components contribute less.

One thing many investors don't realize is that the S&P 500 isn't a purely mechanical index. A committee at S&P decides which companies get included based on criteria like market cap, liquidity, and profitability, but they also have discretion to exclude specific companies. The index also reaches slightly farther down the market cap spectrum than you might expect, including some mid-cap stocks. In practice, these distinctions are essentially academic and don't meaningfully change the fund's risk or return profile.

IVV is structured as a 1940 Act Fund, which offers advantages over SPY's older Unit Investment Trust structure. With IVV, dividends can be automatically reinvested when paid, avoiding the small cash drag that affects SPY. IVV also discloses holdings daily and typically offers a lower expense ratio than SPY. For long-term buy-and-hold investors, these structural differences favor IVV.

IVV is highly tax-efficient thanks to the ETF structure's in-kind redemption mechanism, which minimizes capital gains distributions. You control when you realize gains by choosing when to sell.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:50 What is IVV?
1:45 How the S&P 500 Actually Works
2:45 IVV vs SPY vs VOO
4:30 Why S&P 500 Exposure Works
5:45 Who Should Buy IVV?
6:30 Final Verdict

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