Vanguard Value Index Fund Admiral Shares (VVIAX) ETF
Data as of October 23, 2026
Stockbruh grade: Challenging 0/3 metrics rated Sunny
What does Vanguard Value Index Fund Admiral Shares invest in?
This fund allocates capital to shares of major American corporations, specifically those found in market segments that tend to grow more slowly than the general market, and whose valuations may be temporarily overlooked by investors. As an affordable index fund, it adopts a long-term, buy-and-hold methodology, aiming to mirror its underlying benchmark by investing in substantially all its constituent securities.
Key Numbers
| Metric | Rating | What it means |
|---|
| Returns (5Y CAGR) | ⛅ Moderate | ≥8% = Sunny, 1–8% = Cloudy, <1% = Thunderstorm |
| Dividends | ⛅ Moderate | Dividend yield and consistency |
| Fees (Expense Ratio) | ⛅ Moderate | <0.5% = Sunny, 0.5–1.5% = Cloudy, >1.5% = Thunderstorm |
| Price | $88.38 | Assets Under Management | — |
Common Questions
How have VVIAX's returns been over the last 5 years?
VVIAX has delivered moderate 5-year returns (1%–8% CAGR), rated Cloudy on Stockbruh's weather system. Sign up to see the full return history.
Is VVIAX a good ETF for beginners?
Stockbruh provides a beginner-friendly analysis of VVIAX covering returns (5Y CAGR), dividend yield, and expense ratio. VVIAX has moderate fees. Sign up free to see the full weather-rated breakdown.