ILCB

DeeDee_Z

Look for a fund that includes "Large Cap" in its name. (Fer'xample, ILCB: a **L**arge **C**ap **B**lend fund.) Dive a little deeper into its holdings via your brokerage's Research tab. There's a "Fidelity Zero" fund that tracks large caps but not the S&P 500. Which makes me think that there are other funds out there that follow "custom" or smaller indexes that might interest you. Let us know what you learn, as I'm sure others would like to know that also.

jackelfrink

Sure, you can ..... but considering this is the "daily discussion" thread, I usualy default to assuming that the OP does not know that VOO is a collection of funds and not a fund itself. Its a numbers game. The number of people that pass through here who think that VOO is a company onto itself is high and the number of people that understand that VOO is a container that holds other companies is low. So my first bit of advice to everyone is just to check to make sure they understand that VOO is a container. Maybe I am just jaded, but I have seen one too many people ask stuff like "Hi guys, I currently investing 330% VOO + 33% SCHX + 33% ILCB but I want to diversify. Should I go with SNXFX or with VLCAX" and my knee jerk reaction is always to assume the OP doesn't know they are actually doubling down.