VONG vs. SCHG: A Parable of Growth Investor Choices

These twin fund-creatures, born of Vanguard and Schwab, were not mere collections of tickers but living entities, their souls entangled in the fate of U.S. large-cap stocks. One was a maestro of 391 instruments, its fingers stained with the ink of diversification; the other, a sculptor of 198 select stones, each polished to a mirror sheen. Their battle was not for supremacy but for the hearts of investors who, like villagers in a drought, sought rain in the form of returns.





