Vanguard Value ETF

Value investing has a cheap, plain-vanilla home in VTV, which holds the large US companies that screen as inexpensive relative to earnings, book value and other fundamentals. Vanguard tracks the CRSP US Large Cap Value Index, so the portfolio tilts toward sectors like financials, healthcare, industrials and consumer staples rather than the high-growth technology names that dominate the broad market. It is market-cap weighted within that value slice, which keeps turnover and costs low. Investors use it to lean into the value factor, the long-studied tendency of cheaper stocks to outperform over long horizons, or simply to balance a portfolio that has grown top-heavy in growth. Dividends tend to run higher than the market average because value companies are often mature payers. With one of the lowest expense ratios in its category since 2004, it is a core building block for many long-term portfolios.

On MyRWA, VTV trades tokenized across 1 on-chain venue - see the listings below.