Vanguard Information Technology ETF vs Fidelity MSCI Information Technology Index ETF

VGT and FTEC side by side, in figures rather than a pick. Over the 12 months to October 28, 2026, VGT's price rose 24.6% and FTEC's rose 24.8%. These are price changes; dividends are not included. They have been about equally volatile. Over the 30 days to October 28, 2026, VGT's annualized volatility was 23.9% and FTEC's 24.2%, measured from daily closing prices. As of October 28, 2026, VGT trades above its 200-day simple moving average (12.6% above) and FTEC trades above its 200-day simple moving average (12.6% above). A price above its 200-day average is the usual definition of a long-term uptrend. VGT has the higher yield: as of October 28, 2026, VGT yields 0.38% and FTEC 0.38%. Yields move with the price and with changes to the payout.

Size is the most obvious gap between the two. Net assets stand at $177.9B for VGT, while FTEC has $22.1B.

VGT sits between its 50-day average at $122.35 and its 200-day at $108.86. FTEC sits between its 50-day average at $292.02 and its 200-day at $259.84.

FTEC costs less to hold: its expense ratio is 0.084%, while VGT's is 0.09%. Put $10,000 in each and the yearly fee comes to $9.00 for VGT and $8.40 for FTEC. VGT is the bigger of the two by assets, with $177.9B under management compared with $22.1B for FTEC.

Its 14-day RSI is 45.0, in the neutral zone, with the MACD line negative. Its 14-day RSI is 45.0, in the neutral zone, with the MACD line negative.

Over the past month VGT slipped 4.15%, but over three months it climbed 7.58%. FTEC also dropped 4.19% in the last month and gained 7.51% across three months.

Both funds swing by a similar amount on a typical day, with VGT's average daily move at 1.37% and FTEC's at 1.38%.