What do your ETFs actually own?
Type what you hold. See every company underneath, in dollars and fractions of a share, and what adding a fund changes.
Example: someone with $25,000 of XEQT adds 30 units of VFV. Replace it with what you hold.
VFV pushed you to 53% US.
All 501 of its companies were already in your XEQT. It added none, only more of the biggest.
Your mix
$29,746
7,610 companies
61 countries
$4,734 of VFV’s $4,746 was already in your XEQT. The two overlap 41%.
$25,000 XEQT · 30 VFV at $158.20
Your ten biggest companies went from 18% to 20% of your money.
Where your $29,746 is
And 7,598 more companies, $22,982 between them.
By country
- United States$15,700 · 53%
- Canada$6,257 · 21%
- Japan$1,491 · 5.0%
- United Kingdom$841 · 2.8%
- Switzerland$578 · 2.0%
- Germany$488 · 1.7%
- France$487 · 1.6%
- Netherlands$399 · 1.4%
- Australia$387 · 1.3%
- Ireland$335 · 1.1%
- Taiwan$323 · 1.1%
- South Korea$276 · 0.93%
- Spain$214 · 0.72%
- Sweden$201 · 0.68%
- Italy$176 · 0.60%
- Cayman Islands$160 · 0.54%
Not in a company: cash and other $181.
Holdings as of May 31, 2026 to Jul 31, 2026, from the US funds’ SEC filings; Canadian funds by their published mix, estimated where they hold stocks directly. Shares at the prices of that date. Sources