VEE Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF
China, India, Taiwan and Brazil. The smallest of the four, with the biggest swings.
Every year since 2019.
Each bar is one calendar year of VEE's total return, payouts included. Red years were down.
- 2019+14.3%
- 2020+12.3%
- 2021+0.1%
- 2022−12.8%
- 2023+6.2%
- 2024+19.1%
- 2025+19.3%
- 2026 so far+14.9%
Returns via Yahoo Finance. 2026 is the year so far, to Sep 23.
What VEE holds.
Its ten biggest companies, then every sector, each as a share of the fund.
- TSMC14.72%
- Tencent2.90%
- Alibaba2.19%
- MediaTek1.47%
- Delta Electronics0.90%
- China Construction Bank0.86%
- Hon Hai Precision Industry0.77%
- Reliance Industries0.73%
- HDFC Bank0.68%
- ICICI Bank0.65%
of VEE is in these 10 companies. The other 5,890 or so share the rest.
Shares of VEE, not of VEQT. Via Yahoo Finance. Read through VWO, the U.S.-listed fund inside it.
Every sector · share of VEE
- Technology31.8%
- Financials20.2%
- Consumer discretionary9.9%
- Materials7.9%
- Industrials7.5%
- Communication services6.5%
- Energy4.1%
- Health care4.0%
- Consumer staples3.3%
- Utilities2.7%
- Real estate2.1%
VEE, day by day.
Each square is one trading day. Darker means a bigger move. Red squares were down days; ink squares were up. Click one to pin it.One square per day. Darker is a bigger move. Red was down.
Daily closes via Yahoo Finance, payouts included.