Question for you: I have been comparing VFIAX to VOO, since I own a large position in VFIAX but it costs an additional basis point in fees over VOO. On a large holding, this difference adds up to real money over time. One would think that the only difference in performance would be attributable to the difference in management fee. Yet, when I compare the two in Portfolio Visualizer, it appears that the Admiral Shares actually out-perform VOO. Do you know why that might be, assuming the data is correct?
@@4tomop Also probably due to VOO straying from its NAV at times. But notice how they switch off year to year. It's not as if VFIAX consistently beats VOO. Nothing to lose sleep over because you can't do anything about it. As for the fee, 0.01% is $100/year for a $1M portfolio. So opt for VOO if that concerns you.
