IVV led ETF inflows on Friday as markets reached new highs despite trade tensions. - SPLG and LQD gained while VOO and SPY saw outflows.

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Here are five reasons why the iShares S&P 500 ETF (ASX: IVV) could be a quality option for Aussie investors right ...

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If you'd rather stick with an ETF, you may want to turn to VOO or IVV. Don't let SPY's expense ratio turn you off, though. It, too, is very low. You can invest in multiple S&P 500 ETFs.

VOO, for example, has an expense ratio of 0.03%, as does IVV. SPY’s expense ratio is 0.09%, while FXAIX is 0.02%. However, it’s worth noting that FXAIX is an index fund, not an ETF.

The IVV ETF provides diversification by offering exposure to sectors that are under-represented on the ASX. This includes technology, healthcare, and consumer discretionary.

BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF leads in fee revenue, but its decreasing volatility raises concerns about future crypto growth potential.