Etf Market

Does anyone know of a total stock market fund or etf?

Besides the VTSMX and VTI ONES.

Fidelity, T. Rowe Price and other fund families also have Total {domestic} stock market funds like VTSMX. But those funds are not “total stock market” funds — no foreign holdings except for ADR’s. But Vanguard and the others also have “Target Retirement” funds which cover everything so (imo) are the real “total market” funds. There are also Global funds.

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