Overlap · from SEC filings
SCHD vs SGOV: what actually overlaps
SCHD and SGOV: 0% of a dollar ends up in the same companies either way (SEC Form N-PORT, 2026-05-31), across 0 securities the two funds both hold. Every free comparison tool can list the tickers in common; this weights them, which is the part that decides whether owning both changes anything.
The short version
Held alone, SCHD behaves like 32 equally weighted positions and SGOV like 17.2. Held together in equal size they behave like 44.7 — 12.7 more than SCHD on its own. They share no securities at all, so the pair genuinely widens.
Overlap here is the sum, over securities both funds hold, of the smaller of the two weights: the share of a dollar that sits in the same company either way. Matching is on CUSIP. Figures are as of each fund's own reporting date (2026-05-31 and 2026-05-31), which do not always align.
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Side by side
as filed| SCHD | SGOV | |
|---|---|---|
| Assets | $95B | $100B |
| Holdings | 101 | 23 |
| Effective holdings | 32 | 17.2 |
| Top ten weight | 43.64% | 66.79% |
| Largest position | 6.75% | 9.36% |
| Priced at market (Level 1) | 100% | 0.86% |
| Reporting date | 2026-05-31 | 2026-05-31 |
What the difference is made of
100% · 100%100% of SCHD sits in companies SGOV does not hold at all, and 100% of SGOV in companies SCHD does not hold. The largest of each, by weight in its own fund:
- QUALCOMM Inc
- Texas Instruments Inc
- UnitedHealth Group Inc
- Coca-Cola Co/The
- Merck & Co Inc
- United States of America
- United States of America
- United States of America
- United States of America
- United States of America
By country of issuer
2026-05-31Where each fund's money sits by the issuer country its filer reported (incorporation, not revenue). Two funds can share companies and still differ here, and a pair that looks diversified by name can be one country twice.
| Country | SCHD | SGOV | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 94.99% | 100.00% | −5.01 |
| Ireland° | 2.90% | 0.00% | +2.90 |
| Curaçao° | 2.06% | 0.00% | +2.06 |
| Puerto Rico° | 0.05% | 0.00% | +0.05 |
What each fund did last quarter
Each fund's newest filing against its previous one. A pair whose overlap is rising or falling does so because of these moves; the figures are the same ones on each fund's page and in its feed.
Related comparisons
8Other pairs involving SCHD or SGOV, ordered by how much they overlap.
| Pair | Overlap | Combined effective |
|---|---|---|
| SCHD vs VYM | 20.85% | 67.9 |
| DGRO vs SCHD | 20.14% | 69.4 |
| SCHD vs VTV | 16.77% | 75.5 |
| NOBL vs SCHD | 14.62% | 74.9 |
| SCHD vs VIG | 13.77% | 68.4 |
| SCHD vs SMH | 8.07% | 35.4 |
| JEPI vs SCHD | 8% | 85.3 |
| IVV vs SCHD | 7.62% | 71.7 |
Sources and limits
Computed from SEC Form N-PORT (NPORT-P), the portfolio report every registered US fund files. Positions below 0.001% of net assets are dropped; weights are normalised to each filing's own total.
Unit investment trusts including SPY and DIA do not file N-PORT, so no overlap can be computed for them. Where a comparison is missing from this site, that is usually why rather than an oversight.
Overlap says what is held in common, not what will move together. Two funds with no shared holdings can still fall together, and the effective holding count takes no account of correlation. All 275 pairs are in the concentration dataset, and every fund's own history is on its fund page.