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$11.41B
P/E ratio
25.1
Dividend yield
1.1187%
Expense ratio
0.03%
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1.000749
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$77.16
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$77.87
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Is State Street's SPTM a Better U.S. Market ETF Than Vanguard's VTI?
SPTM matches VTI on cost but offers a slightly higher dividend yield. VTI holds a much larger number of stocks, while SPTM leans a bit more toward technology and communication services.
The Motley Fool • Mar 28, 2026

SCHB vs. SPTM: Which Broad Market ETF Is the Better Buy?
Both SPTM and SCHB charge a 0.03% expense ratio and delivered nearly identical 1-year total returns as of March 2026. SCHB holds nearly 900 more stocks than SPTM and manages three times the assets.
The Motley Fool • Mar 26, 2026

Better Broad-Market ETF: iShares ITOT vs. State Street SPTM
Both SPTM and ITOT charge the same ultra-low expense ratio and offer a similar dividend yield. ITOT holds more stocks and manages significantly more assets under management, but its five-year growth trails SPTM.
The Motley Fool • Mar 16, 2026

This Broad Market ETF Never Cut Its Dividend in 25 Years
The SPDR Portfolio S&P 1500 Composite Stock Market ETF (NYSEARCA:SPTM) generates income by collecting dividends from its holdings and passing them through to investors.
24/7 Wall Street • Feb 13, 2026

SPTM and VTI Both Offer Low-Cost Broad U.S Market Exposure, but Which Is the Better Buy?
Both ETFs offer similar ultra-low costs and nearly identical yields, making them affordable core options. VTI holds more than twice as many stocks as SPTM, but both funds are heavily tilted toward technology giants.
The Motley Fool • Jan 31, 2026

SCHB vs. SPTM: Which Total Stock Market ETF Is the Better Buy for Investors?
Both SPTM and SCHB deliver nearly identical ultra-low costs and broad U.S. stock market exposure. SCHB holds more companies and manages a much larger asset base.
The Motley Fool • Jan 25, 2026

SPDR's SPTM Offers Broad Market Reach, While Vanguard's VTV Targets Value Stocks. Which Is the Better Buy?
SPTM offers broader market exposure and holds nearly five times as many stocks as VTV. VTV pays a higher dividend yield and has shown less volatility and drawdown over the past five years.
The Motley Fool • Jan 25, 2026

VTI vs. SPTM: How These Popular Total Stock Market ETFs Compare on Risk, Returns, and Cost
VTI covers a broader slice of the US stock market with more than double the holdings of SPTM. Both funds offer identical low expenses and yields, but VTI posts a very slightly higher one-year total return.
The Motley Fool • Jan 2, 2026

SPTM: Well-Positioned For Slower Growth And A More Dovish Fed
State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 1500 ETF remains a buy, supported by moderating inflation and generally favorable macro conditions. SPTM offers broad U.S. equity exposure, with heavy weights in NVDA, AAPL, and MSFT, positioning it well for a risk-on environment. Recent fund inflows and tech sector dominance highlight strong investor appetite, though volatility and crowded positioning warrant attention.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 30, 2025

Better Broad-Market ETF: ITOT vs. SPTM
Both SPTM and ITOT deliver nearly identical ultra-low fees and similar sector allocations. ITOT holds more stocks, is much larger, and trades with higher liquidity for large transactions.
The Motley Fool • Dec 21, 2025

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