iShares US Technology ETF

IYW

Market cap $19.6B

FTEC charges a much lower expense ratio and offers a higher dividend yield than IYW. Both ETFs delivered similar one-year returns, but FTEC showed a shallower maximum drawdown over five years.

XLK offers a lower expense ratio and higher dividend yield than IYW. IYW has delivered stronger one- and five-year returns and holds more stocks across a broader tech sector mix.

SOXX has delivered a much stronger one-year return than IYW, but it's also experienced a deeper recent drawdown. IYW holds over four times as many stocks as SOXX, offering broader tech exposure.

IYW charges a higher expense ratio and offers a lower dividend yield than VGT IYW has slightly outperformed VGT over the past year but saw a deeper five-year drawdown IYW holds fewer stocks and tilts more toward communication services, while VGT stays concentrated in pure tech

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CHAT charges a much higher expense ratio, but it has also delivered a strikingly larger one-year total return. Risk is noticeably higher for CHAT, with deeper drawdowns and greater price swings than IYW.

Launched on May 15, 2000, the iShares U.S. Technology ETF (IYW) is a passively managed exchange traded fund designed to provide a broad exposure to the Technology - Broad segment of the equity market.

Tech sector leadership is bifurcating, with AI chipmakers like NVDA, AMD, and AVGO outperforming while SaaS and software providers face headwinds. Meta Platforms and Google have justified aggressive AI CapEx by demonstrating tangible ROI in their core ad businesses, supporting elevated valuations.

FTEC carries a much lower expense ratio and slightly higher dividend yield than IYW. IYW posted higher one- and five-year total returns, but FTEC showed a smaller maximum drawdown over five years.

VGT charges a much lower expense ratio and offers a higher yield than IYW. IYW has delivered stronger five-year growth, but with a slightly higher drawdown and greater volatility.