Over the past decade, the Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth ETF (SCHG) returned 460.49%, significantly outperforming the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) which returned 326.29%. This difference means $100,000 invested in SCHG grew to $560,490, compared to $426,290 in VOO. However, in the last five years, the gap narrowed, and over the past year, VOO has outperformed SCHG. SCHG focuses on growth stocks, making it more volatile but potentially more rewarding over long periods, while VOO offers broader market exposure. Investors should consider their time horizon and risk tolerance before choosing between these ETFs.
SCHG has a market cap of $63.63 billion on Pluang, much smaller than VOO's $1.70 trillion as of Oct 23, 2026 04:21 WIB. Despite SCHG's strong decade-long returns, it shows higher volatility with a 1-day drop of 2.54%, compared to VOO's 1.21% decline. SCHG also sees heavier selling activity on Pluang, with 65% of orders as sells versus 15% for VOO, reflecting its riskier growth focus.
