QID vs AVGX overlap
QID and AVGX overlap 0.0% by weight, across 0 shared holdings.
Pick 2 to 4 ETFs.
These funds report on different dates (QID: May 31, 2026, AVGX: July 31, 2026), so market moves and index changes between those dates lower the number. Funds tracking the same index can read well below their true overlap.
Top shared holdings
These funds hold nothing in common.
Overlap by weight adds up the smaller weight of each holding the funds share, so 100% means identical portfolios. Long securities only: derivatives and cash vehicles are left out. Sources: QID, SEC Form N-PORT, May 31, 2026; AVGX, SEC Form N-PORT, July 31, 2026.
Largest institutions holding both
| Firm | QID | AVGX |
|---|---|---|
| UBS Group AG | $910K | $4.7M |
| Goldman Sachs Group Inc. | $4.1M | $834K |
| Jane Street Group, LLC | $2.1M | $2.0M |
| Group One Trading LLC | $808K | $1.3M |
| Optiver Holding B.V. | $3K | $1.4M |
| StoneX Group Inc. | $461K | $653K |
| Simplex Trading, LLC | $13K | $255K |
| Tower Research Capital LLC (TRC) | $1K | $2K |
This compares who owns the funds, not what the funds hold. From SEC Form 13F, for managers with $100M+ in US securities.
Who owns them: QID institutional holders, AVGX institutional holders.
Frequently asked questions
How much do QID and AVGX overlap?
0.0% by weight, with 0 holdings in common, using holdings for QID as of May 31, 2026 and AVGX as of July 31, 2026.
Do institutions hold both QID and AVGX?
8 Form 13F filers report positions in both, out of 49 that report either one.
How is overlap by weight worked out?
For each holding the two funds share, take the smaller of the two weights, then add those up. Identical portfolios score 100%.