The only thing I can think of is if you're planning to do options trading with it, e.g. selling covered calls, since each contract is 100 shares.Is there a rational argument for investing in the 0.18% expense ratio ETF over VTI?
In the case of gold ETFs, some prefer GLD even though it has a high expense ratio because of its liquidity, so when trading you get a better bid-ask spread. I would imagine that wouldn't apply here since VTI is probably going to be one of the most liquid ETFs.
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