ACWX vs. VT: Comparing Two of the Top Global ETFs

ACWX charges a higher expense ratio but offers a larger dividend yield than VT. VT has outperformed ACWX on five-year growth, but ACWX has led over the past year.

The Motley Fool • Jan 24, 2026

Foreign Stocks Extend Lead Over U.S. Shares In 2026

Global stocks are still outperforming US shares so far in 2026, extending last year's winning run. Using a set of ETFs through yesterday's close (Jan. 21), all the major equity regions of the world are maintaining a healthy lead over the US.

Seeking Alpha • Jan 22, 2026

VT: A Core Holding, But Not A Conviction Buy

Vanguard Total World Stock Index Fund ETF is rated 'Hold' due to a lack of distinguishing features versus peers and current technical overextension. VT offers broad global equity exposure with a 62.5% US allocation, high tech and financials concentration, and a low 0.06% expense ratio. Recent performance is strong (22.31% YoY), but VT lags IOO and SPGM and is currently trading above historical support and in overbought territory.

Seeking Alpha • Jan 20, 2026

3 Great ETFs for 2026 and Beyond

These ETFs can be the cornerstone of any portfolio.

Morningstar • Jan 15, 2026

11 Top Vanguard ETFs to Buy and Hold Forever -- Starting in 2026

Vanguard is a respected money manager, with loads of ETFs to choose from. Whether you're seeking growth, income, or both, here are some ETFs for you.

The Motley Fool • Jan 10, 2026

My ETF Watchlist For 2026

In my equity watchlist there will not be only the USA, I will closely follow global markets, especially factor strategies. In the bond segment, I really appreciate active management; I think passive ones will remain poorly able to capture the evolutions of 2026. Among the segments with alpha potential, I identify the small cap value segment due to lower valuations and better earnings expectations.

Seeking Alpha • Dec 31, 2025

VXUS vs. VT: Go International-Only or Include U.S. Stocks?

VXUS has delivered a higher one-year return and yield than VT, but experienced a steeper five-year drawdown. Both funds offer broad global diversification, but VT includes U.S. stocks while VXUS excludes them.

The Motley Fool • Dec 27, 2025

SPGM vs. VT: Which Global ETF Is the Better Buy for Investors?

SPGM charges a slightly higher expense ratio than VT but offers a meaningfully higher dividend yield. Both ETFs delivered similar one-year returns, and their five-year growth for a $1,000 investment was $1,665 for VT and $1,715 for SPGM.

The Motley Fool • Dec 21, 2025

VXUS vs. VT: Global Exposure With Major Differences

VXUS offers a higher dividend yield and slightly lower expense ratio compared to VT VT includes U.S. stocks while VXUS focuses strictly on international equities, resulting in different sector exposures and top holdings Both funds are highly liquid and passively managed, but VT has delivered higher five-year growth and shallower drawdowns These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›

The Motley Fool • Dec 21, 2025

VT: Sticking With Global Stocks As The Bull Market Matures

Vanguard Total World Stock Market ETF remains a buy, offering broad global exposure with fair valuation and strong momentum. VT benefits from geographic diversification, a low expense ratio, and robust liquidity, making it a solid long-term core holding for diversified investors. Technical analysis shows VT in a sustained uptrend, with support in the $132-$135 range and a potential upside target of $147.

Seeking Alpha • Nov 29, 2025