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Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft Now Drive 21% of S&P 500: Here’s How Much ETF Investors Own

BenzingaChandrima Sanyal

The S&P 500 is increasingly dominated by Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft. Here’s how much exposure SPY, VOO, QQQ and RSP offer to the mega-cap trio.

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