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RSP and VOO track the same S&P 500 constituents.
What differs is how capital is allocated.

This video explains the structural difference between equal-weight and market-cap-weighted S&P 500 ETFs, and how that single design choice determines where risk accumulates, how returns are generated, and which market regimes each structure is built to survive.

The focus is not on short-term performance comparisons, but on mechanism: concentration, rebalancing, dispersion, sector exposure, volatility, turnover, and portfolio role. RSP and VOO represent two distinct ways of expressing exposure to the same market.

In this video:
• How market-cap weighting and equal weighting differ mechanically
• Why rebalancing is the core strategy inside equal-weight indices
• Concentration risk versus redistribution of exposure
• Market regimes where each structure tends to outperform
• Sector exposure as a structural outcome of weighting
• How risk is allocated differently under each framework
• Cost, turnover, and tax implications over long horizons
• Why RSP and VOO are not substitutes, but structural complements
• How performance charts misrepresent mechanism
• A decision framework based on structure, not prediction

Questions about index structure, weighting mechanics, or portfolio implementation can be posted below.

Follow-Up Lesson:
What Is RSP? (The Equal-Weight S&P 500 ETF Explained)
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This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. ETFs and equity markets involve risk, including potential loss of principal. Always conduct your own analysis and consult a licensed financial professional.