VXF
Vanguard Extended Market ETF
stock NYSE ETF

It was an at close order, and obviously institutional, my guess is etf.
Probably INH, VTI, VBR OR VXF.
Blackrock holds 35.9million shares and vanguard has 18.2million.
If it was a sell, be thankful it was dark.

|VOO|58.0%|
|:-|:-|
|VXUS|10.0%|
|VXF|5.0%|
|NLR|4.0%|
|GRID|2.5%|
|PAVE|1.5%|
|TAN|2.0%|
|SHLD|4.0%|
|WDEF|1.0%|
|GLDM|4.5%|
|Physical gold|1.5%|
|BTC|3.5%|
|Discretionary|2.5%|
It is growth focused, no bonds at this point. As you can see, I am betting on future revamping the US electrical system and full electrification. Let me know if you see any glaring issues. I am pretty heavy in US assets, but that is intentional.

It was an at close order, and obviously institutional, my guess is etf.
Probably INH, VTI, VBR OR VXF.
Blackrock holds 35.9million shares and vanguard has 18.2million.
If it was a sell, be thankful it was dark.

|VOO|58.0%|
|:-|:-|
|VXUS|10.0%|
|VXF|5.0%|
|NLR|4.0%|
|GRID|2.5%|
|PAVE|1.5%|
|TAN|2.0%|
|SHLD|4.0%|
|WDEF|1.0%|
|GLDM|4.5%|
|Physical gold|1.5%|
|BTC|3.5%|
|Discretionary|2.5%|
It is growth focused, no bonds at this point. As you can see, I am betting on future revamping the US electrical system and full electrification. Let me know if you see any glaring issues. I am pretty heavy in US assets, but that is intentional.

I recently became aware of what I believe is a new feature offered by Vanguard. I hold six Vanguard index mutual funds in my brokerage account. I bought these funds long ago, in the pre-ETF era and DCA'd into them for decades. Now Vanguard says that I can convert these mutual funds into the ETF equivalent and I'm wondering if there is any reason not to convert. For example, I hold VEXAX (approx $300k) and can convert all or part to VXF. Some of the funds I own have slightly higher expense ratios than their ETF counterparts, which would be a reason to convert. I don't see any downsides to converting. Am I missing anything?