VANGUARD VALUE ETF (VTV)

52.72 -1.05  -1.95%  Jun 01, 11:10AM Go Pro
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VANGUARD VALUE ETF Beta: 1.017

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VTV Beta Range, Past 5 Years

Minimum 1.017 Apr 2012
Maximum 1.027 Aug 2011
Average 1.022

About Beta 60 Month

YCharts calculates the 60 month market beta by regressing stock returns less the risk free rate of returns on the market returns less the risk free rate of return (Market returns come from the S&P 500 Total Returns Index (SPXTR), and the risk free rate is the 4 Week Average T-Bill (Monthly). There must be a minimum of 36 months of stock returns for a company to have its beta calculated.

Beta is a measure of the risk of a stock when it is included in a well-diversified portfolio.

In financial theory, the Capital Asset Pricing Model breaks down expected stock returns into two components. The first is the return that would be expected based on covariance with the movements of the market (for most stocks, when the market as a whole goes up, the price of the stock will also go up). The second part is the increase in the price of a stock that is not explained by the market. The first part - covariance with the market - is what Beta captures.

When Beta is positive, the stock price tends to move in the same direction as the market, and the magnitude of Beta tells by how much. If a stock's Beta is greater than 1, that means that when the market index goes up 1%, we expect the stock will go up by more than 1%. On the contrary, if the market goes down by 1%, we expect the stock to go down by more than 1%. Negative Betas, while rare, signify a negative correlation. When the market goes up, we would expect the stock price to go down.

For readers with a background in regression analysis, Beta is the slope of the linear regression shown in the formula below, where Returns are the return on an individual stock or portfolio, Rf is the risk free rate, RMarket is the return on a market portfolio, and e is an error term.
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VTV News

3-Year QPP Analysis For Equity ETFs
Apr 04, 4:33AM Seeking Alpha
Frank Armstrong Ideal Index Lazy Portfolio & Its Active Version http://stks.co/2kY7 $BSV $VTV $SPY $EFA $IWM $IWN $IYR $VNQ $VWO $AGG $BND
about 85 days ago by myplaniq
VTV, INTC, VZ, MRK: ETF Inflow Alert
Jan 23, 11:07AM Forbes
Stock pickers can't - IBD50 & ST50 lag. Big-cap value $MGV $VOOV $VTV lead. http://stks.co/1gFQ
about 159 days ago by paladinmoney
Active Asset Allocation Using Coffee House Lazy Portfolio's ETFs http://stks.co/1MxZ $AGG $BND $EFA $IYR $SPY $VB $VBR $VEU $VNQ $VTI $VTV
about 182 days ago by myplaniq
VTV: ETF Inflow Alert
Oct 03, 11:15AM Forbes
Value Stocks Get A Boost
Sep 16, 11:09AM
[$$] What Comes After QE2?
Jun 30, 5:01PM TheStreet
Invest like Warren Buffett
Jun 27, 7:45PM Money
looking to buy when we hit 1275 $VTV $XLPS $DIM $IHI
about 445 days ago by veryFatcat

Recent Quotes

Symbol Price Chg Chg % Market Cap
VTV 52.72 -1.05 -1.95%
VTUS 9.86 -0.25 -2.47% 125.47M
VTROD 1.30 +0.00 +0.00%
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VTNC 6.58 -0.42 -6.00% 114.31M
VTN 15.92 -0.04 -0.25%
VTJ 18.17 +0.07 +0.39%
VTI 65.93 -1.40 -2.08%
VTA 11.52 -0.05 -0.43%
VT 42.65 -0.79 -1.82%
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