What is Vanguard Large-Cap Index Fund Admiral Shares (VLCAX)?

Vanguard Large-Cap Index Fund Admiral Shares (VLCAX) is a stock in the Financial Services sector, Asset Management industry. View full analysis on Stocks360.

What is the current price of VLCAX?

The current price of VLCAX is $179.18. Prices are updated in real time on Stocks360.

What is VLCAX's market capitalization?

VLCAX's market capitalization is $76,609,711,280.00, placing it in the large-cap tier.

Vanguard Large-Cap Index Fund Admiral Shares (VLCAX)

Stock analysis · NASDAQ · Financial Services · Asset Management

$179.18

Market Cap

$76.61B

PE (TTM)

N/A

EPS (TTM)

N/A

Dividend Yield

N/A

Beta

1.02

Day Range

$178.11 – $179.18

52-wk Range

$146.61 – $181.55

Avg Volume

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Volume

0.00

Vanguard Large-Cap Index Fund Admiral Shares (VLCAX) is a publicly traded company in the Financial Services sector. Latest price: $179.18. Market cap $76.61B. Sign in to Stocks360 for full DCF valuation, fundamentals, technicals, and AI-driven analysis.

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1-Year Price

2025-10-28 · $160.36 2026-10-27 · $179.18 (+11.74%)

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About Vanguard Large-Cap Index Fund Admiral Shares

This fund aims to deliver extensive, cost-efficient exposure to the large-capitalization market by allocating capital to U.S. equities that collectively represent the top 85% of domestic market value. Beyond the inherent volatility of the overall stock market, a key risk stems from its strategy of investing solely in substantial U.S. companies. This concentrated approach could potentially constrain its returns during periods when other market segments achieve superior growth. For long-term investors seeking to invest in prominent U.S. corporations, this fund could be a suitable option. Strict investment guidelines govern three-quarters of the fund's total assets. It is prohibited from acquiring more than 10% of any single issuer's outstanding voting shares, and no purchase should result in more than 5% of the fund's overall assets being allocated to one issuer's securities. These rules are waived only when essential for aligning the fund's composition with its target index. It's important to note that these restrictions do not extend to investments in U.S. government debt or its associated agencies.