QQQ vs VYM: holdings overlap

Compare QQQ and VYM by shared holdings, minimum-weight overlap, source dates, and an illustrative 50/50 blend.

Editorial review required before launchBuild edition: September 2026Sources and limits below

QQQ and VYM share 2.81% weighted overlap among the top reported holdings in each fund's most recent SEC Form N-PORT-P filing (QQQ period Jun 30, 2026; VYM period Apr 30, 2026). Coverage is partial: QQQ reports 52.91% and VYM reports 28.34% of each fund's largest positions, not its full portfolio.

N-PORT-P is a monthly holdings report filed with the SEC on a reporting lag: funds have up to 60 days after quarter-end to file, and this build only ingests filings already public on EDGAR. The dates above are each fund’s own report period, not today’s date.

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The blended portfolio below assumes a 50/50 allocation. Overlap itself does not require this allocation.

Fund A

QQQ

Jun 30, 2026

106 days old52.91%

reported coverage

50% of your blend
Weighted overlap2.81%

Lower bound from partial holdings

2.81%1 shared securities23 distinct reported identifiers
Fund B

VYM

Apr 30, 2026

167 days old28.34%

reported coverage

50% of your blend

Combined top 10 28.07%

Unreported exposure 59.38%

Changing the blend changes your exposure, not fund-to-fund overlap.

One or both holdings files are incomplete. Overlap can be higher than shown. Holdings are not silently normalized to 100%.

Snapshot dates differ: QQQ is Jun 30, 2026; VYM is Apr 30, 2026.

Your blended exposures

50% QQQ / 50% VYM

Sector mix

Unreported weight remains visible.

Overlap vs. distinct exposure

Lower bound from partial holdings, not a complete overlap.

Overlap versus distinct and unreported holdings weightWeighted overlap: 2.81%QQQ only: 50.1%VYM only: 25.53%Unreported: 59.38%
Weighted overlap: 2.81%QQQ only: 50.1%VYM only: 25.53%Unreported: 59.38%
Overlap versus distinct and unreported holdings weight
SegmentValue
Weighted overlap2.81%
QQQ only50.1%
VYM only25.53%
Unreported59.38%

Pairwise overlap matrix

Minimum-weight overlap across all funds in the loaded snapshot.

Pairwise fund overlap
FundVYMQQQ
VYMSame fund2.81%
QQQ2.81%Same fund

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Import a CSV of ticker,amount to see how your holdings overlap with Fund A’s reported holdings and where your own sector mix sits.

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Look through every reported holding

Coverage: QQQ 52.91% (Jun 30, 2026) · VYM 28.34% (Apr 30, 2026)

Combined ETF holdings
SecuritySectorQQQVYMCombined weightShared minimum
AVGOBroadcom IncTechnology2.81%8.03%5.42%2.81%
NVDANVIDIA CorpTechnology7.6%0%3.8%0%
AAPLApple IncTechnology6.67%0%3.33%0%
GOOGLAlphabet Inc (Class A/C)Communication services6.29%0%3.15%0%
MUMicron Technology IncTechnology5.64%0%2.82%0%
MSFTMicrosoft CorpTechnology4.35%0%2.17%0%
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices IncTechnology4.1%0%2.05%0%
AMZNAmazon.com IncConsumer discretionary4.02%0%2.01%0%
JPMJPMorgan Chase & CoFinancials0%3.34%1.67%0%
TSLATesla IncConsumer discretionary3.3%0%1.65%0%
INTCIntel CorpTechnology3.04%0%1.52%0%
XOMExxon Mobil CorpEnergy0%2.72%1.36%0%
METAMeta Platforms IncCommunication services2.62%0%1.31%0%
AMATApplied Materials IncTechnology2.49%0%1.24%0%
JNJJohnson & JohnsonHealth care0%2.3%1.15%0%
After the overlap

Read shared weight as an exposure clue

Minimum-weight overlap compares fund holdings before your allocation is applied. Combined exposure uses your allocation. Both depend on coverage and snapshot dates.

  1. 01Check both snapshot dates
  2. 02Compare shared minimum with combined exposure
  3. 03Export the filtered holdings table

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