S&P 500 Stocks
All 500 companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 index — the benchmark that defines the U.S. stock market. Weighted by market cap.
474 stocks
Updated Aug 10, 2026
$73.19T
Total Market Cap
35.9
Avg P/E Ratio
2.01%
Avg Dividend Yield
+0.49%
Avg Daily Change
The S&P 500 is the most widely followed stock market index in the world, tracking 500 of the largest U.S. publicly traded companies. Selected by a committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, the constituents represent approximately 80% of total U.S. stock market capitalization, making the index the definitive benchmark for American equity market performance.
Unlike the Dow Jones, which is price-weighted, the S&P 500 is market-capitalization-weighted, meaning larger companies have proportionally greater influence on the index level. This weighting method has resulted in significant concentration in mega-cap technology stocks like Apple, Microsoft, and NVIDIA, which together can account for a substantial portion of the index's total movement.
The S&P 500 has delivered an average annual return of approximately 10% over its history, including dividends. This list shows all current S&P 500 components with live prices, P/E ratios, dividend yields, and market capitalizations, updated daily.
| # | Symbol | Name | Price | Change % | P/E | Sector | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NVDA | NVIDIA Corp | $218.57 | -2.41% | 33.7 | Semiconductors | 5.38T |
| 2 | AAPL | Apple Inc | $306.69 | -2.12% | 35.4 | Technology | 4.57T |
| 3 | GOOG | Alphabet Inc-Cl C | $352.72 | -0.21% | 17.8 | Media | 4.34T |
| 4 | GOOGL | Alphabet Inc | $354.37 | +0.02% | 17.8 | Media | 4.34T |
| 5 | MSFT | Microsoft Corp | $504.99 | +1.00% | 28.0 | Technology | 3.74T |
| 6 | AMZN | Amazon.com Inc | $276.72 | +0.82% | 22.1 | Retail | 2.98T |
| 7 | AVGO | Broadcom Inc. | $424.25 | -0.82% | 69.0 | Semiconductors | 2.02T |
| 8 | META | Meta Platforms Inc | $593.26 | +0.20% | 22.1 | Media | 1.50T |
| 9 | TSLA | Tesla Inc | $329.11 | +0.16% | 341.0 | Automobiles | 1.30T |
| 10 | LLY | Eli Lilly and Co. | $1,220.71 | +2.95% | 41.4 | Pharmaceuticals | 1.11T |
| 11 | BRK.B | Berkshire Hathaway Inc | $529.29 | +1.44% | 14.0 | Financial Services | 1.01T |
| 12 | MU | Micron Technology Inc | $879.11 | +0.18% | 19.5 | Semiconductors | 985.62B |
| 13 | JPM | JPMorgan Chase & Co | $358.09 | +0.16% | 14.7 | Banking | 958.14B |
| 14 | WMT | Walmart Inc | $112.00 | +0.13% | 39.2 | Retail | 891.86B |
| 15 | AMD | Advanced Micro Devices Inc | $475.43 | -1.64% | 121.7 | Semiconductors | 783.26B |
| 16 | V | Visa Inc | $359.48 | -0.83% | 30.6 | Financial Services | 691.69B |
| 17 | XOM | Exxon Mobil Corp | $160.24 | +4.70% | 19.4 | Energy | 636.70B |
| 18 | JNJ | Johnson & Johnson | $259.63 | +0.15% | 29.3 | Pharmaceuticals | 617.08B |
| 19 | INTC | Intel Corp | $98.44 | -3.16% | — | Semiconductors | 511.36B |
| 20 | MA | Mastercard Inc | $560.72 | -0.40% | 30.7 | Financial Services | 498.79B |
| 21 | CSCO | Cisco Systems Inc | $124.29 | +2.36% | 40.0 | Communications | 478.61B |
| 22 | BAC | Bank of America Corp | $63.74 | +0.90% | 13.1 | Banking | 439.91B |
| 23 | AMAT | Applied Materials Inc | $528.28 | -2.01% | 50.7 | Semiconductors | 431.39B |
| 24 | ABBV | Abbvie Inc | $245.43 | -0.25% | 118.6 | Biotechnology | 430.95B |
| 25 | ORCL | Oracle Corporation | $150.78 | +2.56% | 24.4 | Technology | 417.52B |
| 26 | COST | Costco Wholesale Corp. | $950.10 | +0.24% | 47.2 | Retail | 417.29B |
| 27 | PLTR | Palantir Technologies | $175.90 | +2.26% | 137.0 | Technology | 413.36B |
| 28 | LRCX | Lam Research Corp | $307.46 | -1.25% | 53.9 | Semiconductors | 391.87B |
| 29 | GE | GE Aerospace | $366.34 | -1.01% | 43.5 | Aerospace & Defense | 389.71B |
| 30 | CAT | Caterpillar Inc. | $839.68 | -0.30% | 35.7 | Machinery | 387.45B |
| 31 | CVX | Chevron Corporation | $194.78 | +4.41% | 18.1 | Energy | 373.07B |
| 32 | KO | Coca-Cola Co. | $87.11 | +0.07% | 26.1 | Beverages | 372.99B |
| 33 | UNH | UnitedHealth Group Inc | $410.03 | +0.72% | 26.2 | Health Care | 370.03B |
| 34 | HD | Home Depot Inc | $348.82 | -1.91% | 25.1 | Retail | 351.52B |
| 35 | PG | Procter & Gamble Co | $146.06 | +0.19% | 20.4 | Consumer products | 338.45B |
| 36 | MS | Morgan Stanley | $215.07 | -0.58% | 16.7 | Financial Services | 337.31B |
| 37 | MRK | Merck & Co. Inc. | $130.70 | +1.65% | 99.4 | Pharmaceuticals | 315.27B |
| 38 | NFLX | Netflix Inc | $75.55 | +1.90% | 22.7 | Media | 309.65B |
| 39 | GS | Goldman Sachs Group | $1,031.74 | -0.76% | 14.5 | Financial Services | 304.26B |
| 40 | RTX | Rtx Corp | $224.42 | +0.62% | 38.8 | Aerospace & Defense | 300.37B |
| 41 | PM | Philip Morris International | $186.22 | -1.77% | 27.2 | Tobacco | 295.33B |
| 42 | DELL | Dell Technologies -C | $453.77 | +3.68% | 34.9 | Technology | 293.76B |
| 43 | PANW | Palo Alto Networks Inc | $380.50 | +4.57% | 347.6 | Technology | 292.98B |
| 44 | WFC | Wells Fargo & Co | $87.62 | +0.42% | 11.7 | Banking | 264.87B |
| 45 | GEV | Ge Vernova Inc | $995.53 | +0.53% | 27.7 | Electrical Equipment | 263.76B |
| 46 | TXN | Texas Instruments Inc | $282.68 | -1.19% | 43.0 | Semiconductors | 260.37B |
| 47 | KLAC | Kla Corp | $193.27 | -2.44% | 53.2 | Semiconductors | 257.05B |
| 48 | ANET | Arista Networks Inc | $191.56 | +1.53% | 60.0 | Communications | 242.56B |
| 49 | C | Citigroup Inc | $135.47 | +0.35% | 13.0 | Banking | 231.29B |
| 50 | AXP | American Express Co | $337.94 | -0.87% | 20.1 | Financial Services | 229.75B |
| 51 | LIN | Linde Plc | $489.04 | -0.19% | 31.2 | Chemicals | 225.87B |
| 52 | IBM | Intl Business Machines Corp | $235.93 | -0.57% | 20.6 | Technology | 221.15B |
| 53 | AMGN | Amgen Inc | $414.13 | +0.78% | 25.1 | Biotechnology | 219.39B |
| 54 | CRWD | Crowdstrike Holdings Inc - A | $225.02 | +4.94% | — | Technology | 216.88B |
| 55 | TMO | Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc | $594.92 | +0.15% | 31.0 | Life Sciences Tools & Services | 216.08B |
| 56 | APH | Amphenol Corp-Cl A | $169.30 | +0.07% | 41.3 | Electrical Equipment | 212.44B |
| 57 | MCD | McDonalds Corp. | $272.26 | -0.81% | 22.3 | Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure | 195.50B |
| 58 | VZ | Verizon Communications | $47.05 | -0.02% | 12.1 | Telecommunication | 195.23B |
| 59 | TMUS | T-Mobile Us Inc | $177.19 | -1.54% | 18.0 | Telecommunication | 190.25B |
| 60 | PEP | PepsiCo Inc. | $137.73 | -0.93% | 18.1 | Beverages | 189.53B |
| 61 | ADI | Analog Devices Inc | $387.15 | -0.71% | 57.1 | Semiconductors | 189.32B |
| 62 | SCHW | Schwab (Charles) Corp | $108.40 | +0.74% | 18.4 | Financial Services | 185.90B |
| 63 | ABT | Abbott Laboratories | $108.85 | +0.96% | 34.1 | Health Care | 185.22B |
| 64 | BLK | Blackrock Inc | $1,127.43 | -0.79% | 28.1 | Financial Services | 184.78B |
| 65 | BA | Boeing Co. | $234.10 | -0.14% | 75.7 | Aerospace & Defense | 184.39B |
| 66 | STX | Seagate Technology Holdings | $811.99 | -0.09% | 57.9 | Technology | 184.21B |
| 67 | DIS | Walt Disney Co | $103.25 | -1.58% | 21.0 | Media | 180.95B |
| 68 | SNDK | Sandisk Corp | $1,255.33 | +3.56% | 15.7 | Technology | 179.52B |
| 69 | TJX | Tjx Companies Inc | $159.77 | -0.99% | 30.8 | Retail | 178.56B |
| 70 | NEE | Nextera Energy Inc | $84.57 | -0.09% | 19.0 | Utilities | 177.06B |
| 71 | UNP | Union Pacific Corp | $292.83 | -0.10% | 23.9 | Road & Rail | 175.34B |
| 72 | ETN | Eaton Corp Plc | $446.30 | -0.53% | 45.4 | Electrical Equipment | 173.77B |
| 73 | QCOM | Qualcomm Inc | $164.06 | -2.26% | 18.7 | Semiconductors | 173.42B |
| 74 | BX | Blackstone Inc | $140.49 | +2.45% | 48.4 | Financial Services | 170.32B |
| 75 | DE | Deere & Co | $606.02 | -2.39% | 35.0 | Machinery | 167.49B |
| 76 | GILD | Gilead Sciences Inc | $132.89 | -0.24% | — | Biotechnology | 165.85B |
| 77 | T | AT&T Inc. | $24.04 | +1.05% | 7.5 | Telecommunication | 161.13B |
| 78 | BKNG | Booking Holdings Inc | $211.51 | -1.36% | 22.3 | Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure | 160.98B |
| 79 | CRM | Salesforce Inc | $197.10 | +2.26% | 19.5 | Technology | 156.21B |
| 80 | WDC | Western Digital Corp | $442.88 | +1.98% | 16.5 | Technology | 155.63B |
| 81 | UBER | Uber Technologies Inc. | $77.42 | +3.20% | 15.9 | Road & Rail | 152.64B |
| 82 | PFE | Pfizer Inc. | $26.99 | +0.86% | 34.8 | Pharmaceuticals | 150.87B |
| 83 | IBKR | Interactive Brokers Gro-Cl A | $87.83 | +2.10% | 131.9 | Financial Services | 148.47B |
| 84 | GLW | Corning Inc | $160.98 | -2.84% | 77.0 | Electrical Equipment | 146.35B |
| 85 | DHR | Danaher Corp | $205.83 | +0.52% | 35.7 | Life Sciences Tools & Services | 142.96B |
| 86 | COP | Conocophillips | $117.61 | +0.73% | 19.2 | Energy | 140.36B |
| 87 | PH | Parker Hannifin Corp | $1,073.87 | +0.38% | 37.3 | Machinery | 136.17B |
| 88 | CB | Chubb Ltd | $350.31 | -1.05% | 12.1 | Insurance | 135.30B |
| 89 | LMT | Lockheed Martin Corp | $602.39 | +2.46% | 21.3 | Aerospace & Defense | 134.04B |
| 90 | COF | Capital One Financial Corp | $218.38 | +0.28% | 12.7 | Financial Services | 133.31B |
| 91 | ISRG | Intuitive Surgical Inc | $390.35 | +3.05% | 42.0 | Health Care | 131.87B |
| 92 | BMY | Bristol-Myers Squibb Co | $64.72 | +0.89% | 14.1 | Pharmaceuticals | 131.10B |
| 93 | SYK | Stryker Corp | $342.77 | +1.10% | 38.8 | Health Care | 129.35B |
| 94 | PGR | Progressive Corp | $215.33 | 0.00% | 10.7 | Insurance | 125.19B |
| 95 | VRTX | Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc | $496.07 | +2.49% | 28.3 | Biotechnology | 124.51B |
| 96 | LOW | Lowe'S Cos Inc | $218.23 | -2.29% | 18.6 | Retail | 123.82B |
| 97 | CVS | Cvs Health Corp | $95.61 | -0.09% | 24.9 | Health Care | 121.80B |
| 98 | NOW | Servicenow Inc | $127.41 | +2.03% | 72.7 | Technology | 121.34B |
| 99 | SBUX | Starbucks Corp | $104.93 | -0.62% | 61.2 | Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure | 121.34B |
| 100 | SPGI | S&P Global Inc | $408.19 | +0.73% | 24.5 | Financial Services | 120.71B |
Frequently Asked Questions
What stocks are in the S&P 500?
The S&P 500 contains 500 leading U.S. companies across all 11 GICS sectors. Top holdings by weight include Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon, and Alphabet. Companies must meet criteria including a minimum market cap (currently approximately $18 billion), positive earnings, adequate liquidity, and U.S. domicile. The index is maintained by a committee that periodically adds and removes companies.
How to invest in the S&P 500?
The most common ways are through index funds and ETFs that track the S&P 500. Popular options include the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO), SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), and iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV). These funds hold all 500 stocks in their proper weights and charge expense ratios as low as 0.03%. You can also invest through 401(k) plans, where S&P 500 index funds are commonly available.
What is the average S&P 500 return?
The S&P 500 has delivered an average annual return of approximately 10-11% since its inception, including dividends. Adjusted for inflation, the real return is approximately 7-8% annually. However, returns vary dramatically year to year — the index has gained over 30% in some years and lost more than 30% in others. Long holding periods of 10+ years have historically produced positive returns with very few exceptions.
How is the S&P 500 different from the Dow Jones?
The S&P 500 tracks 500 companies weighted by market capitalization, while the Dow Jones tracks only 30 companies weighted by share price. The S&P 500 is considered a more comprehensive representation of the U.S. market because it covers more companies and weights them by actual size. The Dow's price-weighting means a stock's share price, not its total value, determines its influence on the index.
How often does the S&P 500 change?
The S&P 500 committee reviews the index quarterly and can make changes at any time in response to corporate events like mergers or bankruptcies. Typically, 20-30 companies are added and removed each year. Additions are announced in advance, often causing the stock to rise as index funds must buy shares. Notable recent additions have included companies in AI, cybersecurity, and fintech reflecting the evolving economy.
Can you beat the S&P 500?
Over short periods, many investors and fund managers outperform the S&P 500. Over longer periods, it becomes increasingly difficult. Research consistently shows that over 90% of actively managed funds underperform the S&P 500 over 15-year periods after fees. This is why index investing has become enormously popular — rather than trying to beat the market, investors simply match it at minimal cost. That said, some strategies like value and momentum have shown the ability to outperform over full market cycles.
What happens when a stock is added to the S&P 500?
When a stock is added, index funds must buy shares to match the new composition, creating significant demand. Studies show added stocks typically gain 3-7% around the announcement date. Conversely, stocks being removed often decline as index funds sell. This "index effect" has diminished somewhat as traders increasingly front-run anticipated additions. The announcement date usually precedes the actual addition by several trading days.
Is the S&P 500 a good retirement investment?
The S&P 500 is widely considered an excellent core holding for retirement accounts. Its broad diversification across 500 companies and 11 sectors, combined with its historical ~10% average annual return, makes it a strong long-term wealth builder. Most financial advisors recommend complementing S&P 500 exposure with international stocks, bonds, and small-caps for a fully diversified retirement portfolio, with the allocation shifting toward bonds as retirement approaches.
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