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IWSISharesINDEX

iShares Russell Mid-Cap Value ETF

$168.81+0.23% vs prior close
13417352-WK

Price through Oct 26, 2026 · Flows through Oct 23, 2026. Figures use the latest available records, not a live quote. Fund details retrieved Oct 26, 2026. Holdings snapshot retrieved Oct 26, 2026.

The index measures the performance of the mid-capitalization value sector of the U.S. equity market, as defined by Russell. The fund generally will invest at least 80% of its assets in the component securities of its index and in investments that have economic characteristics that are substantially identical to the component securities of its index and may invest up to 20% of its assets in certain futures, options and swap contracts, cash and cash equivalents.

IWS price

Source: Market tape, daily closes; price return, distributions not reinvested
Table
DateIWS close
Sep 28, 2026$162.20
Sep 29, 2026$161.88
Sep 30, 2026$160.74
Oct 1, 2026$161.77
Oct 2, 2026$162.56
Oct 5, 2026$163.92
Oct 6, 2026$164.46
Oct 7, 2026$162.78
Oct 8, 2026$163.89
Oct 9, 2026$164.89
Oct 12, 2026$165.00
Oct 13, 2026$165.43
Oct 14, 2026$164.28
Oct 15, 2026$166.58
Oct 16, 2026$165.88
Oct 19, 2026$165.19
Oct 20, 2026$167.48
Oct 21, 2026$168.11
Oct 22, 2026$169.21
Oct 23, 2026$168.43
Oct 26, 2026$168.81

Daily net flows, 1M

Net inflow over the range: +$174M

  • Inflow / above zero
  • Outflow / below zero
Sep 23Sep 25Sep 29Oct 1Oct 5Oct 7Oct 9Oct 13−$315.1MOct 15Oct 19Oct 21$0Oct 23Sep 23Sep 28Oct 1Oct 6Oct 9Oct 14−$315.1MOct 19$0Oct 23Sep 23Oct 1Oct 9−$315.1MOct 19$0Oct 23
Source: Daily creation and redemption records
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LabelValue ($)
Sep 23$103.8M
Sep 24−$95M
Sep 25−$37M
Sep 28$52.9M
Sep 29$32.1M
Sep 30−$32.1M
Oct 1−$96.5M
Oct 2$187.3M
Oct 5$0
Oct 6$8.3M
Oct 7$0
Oct 8−$102.4M
Oct 9$34.4M
Oct 12$118.8M
Oct 13−$35.9M
Oct 14$139.5M
Oct 15−$315.1M
Oct 16$228M
Oct 19$0
Oct 20−$16.7M
Oct 21$0
Oct 22$0
Oct 23$0
The desk’s read

Money keeps arriving — +$203M of net inflows over the past month, about 1.3% of the fund's asset base, while the price has returned +19.7% so far this year. At 0.23% a year it is not the cheapest way in — IEFA has a reported fee of 0.07%.

COMPOSED FROM THE FUND’S OWN DAILY RECORDS · UPDATED WITH EACH REFRESH

$15.6Bassets under management
0.23%expense ratio · $23 per $10,000 a year
+$203Mnet flow, trailing month
556Kavg daily volume, 30 days
704holdings · US-domiciled
2001listed July 17, 2001 · beta 0.75
The book at a glance
PSX+2.0%HPE+3.6%MRNA-0.6%MPC+2.9%KMI-1.4%ALL+1.1%DLR+1.3%OKE+0.6%LNG+0.6%DVN+0.5%NUE-0.3%BKR+0.3%AME+1.2%BDX-1.3%URI+2.1%O+0.5%EW+1.7%ETR+0.1%HUM-1.1%A+1.7%VYLR-0.9%XEL-0.2%LHX+2.5%GRMN-0.3%FITB+0.2%VMRK-0.4%VEEV-1.5%WAB+2.0%PYPL-3.6%OXY-0.2%NDAQ+2.1%DAL+3.1%EXC+0.2%STT+1.3%KDP+0.9%F-0.2%WAT+0.5%VTR+0.7%IQV-2.1%ROP+0.8%

CELL SIZE IS PORTFOLIO WEIGHT · COLOR IS THE CHANGE IN THE LATEST AVAILABLE SNAPSHOT · TOP 40 POSITIONS

Holdings
#HoldingWeightPriceDay52-wk
1PSXPHILLIPS 661.04%$288.85+2.0%
2HPEHEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE0.73%$58.72+3.6%
3MRNAMODERNA0.71%$198.85-0.6%
4MPCMARATHON PETROLEUM0.64%$470.64+2.9%
5KMIKINDER MORGAN0.65%$33.94-1.4%
6ALLALLSTATE0.63%$255.95+1.1%
7DLRDIGITAL REALTY TRUST0.62%$174.53+1.3%
8OKEONEOK0.59%$96.36+0.6%
9LNGCHENIERE ENERGY0.57%$300.59+0.6%
10DVNDEVON ENERGY0.56%$51.64+0.5%
11NUENUCOR0.55%$257.35-0.3%
12BKRBAKER HUGHES0.54%$56.01+0.3%
13AMEAMETEK0.53%$242.81+1.2%
14BDXBECTON DICKINSON &0.53%$196.39-1.3%
15URIUNITED RENTALS0.51%$1121.90+2.1%

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Sector weights

  • Financials17%
  • Industrials16.25%
  • Health Care12.03%
  • Information Technology10.5%
  • Energy7.92%
  • Consumer Discretionary7.78%
  • Real Estate7.77%
  • Utilities6.8%
  • Consumer Staples6.36%
  • Materials5.67%
Source: Portfolio composition, latest disclosure
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ItemValue (%)
Financials17%
Industrials16.25%
Health Care12.03%
Information Technology10.5%
Energy7.92%
Consumer Discretionary7.78%
Real Estate7.77%
Utilities6.8%
Consumer Staples6.36%
Materials5.67%

Country weights

  • United States99.13%
  • Canada0.45%
  • Brazil0.16%
  • Germany0.11%
  • Australia0.07%
  • Sweden0.07%
Source: Portfolio composition, latest disclosure
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ItemValue (%)
United States99.13%
Canada0.45%
Brazil0.16%
Germany0.11%
Australia0.07%
Sweden0.07%
Performance
1 week+0.8%
1 month+3.4%
3 months+1.4%
6 months+8.4%
YTD+19.7%
1 year—
3 years—

PRICE RETURN, DISTRIBUTIONS NOT REINVESTED

Net flows
1 week−$17M
1 month+$203M
3 months−$62M
YTD−$1.3B
1 year−$1.1B

CREATION/REDEMPTION DOLLARS, DAILY RECORDS

Monthly net flows

  • Inflow / above zero
  • Outflow / below zero
−$187.6MOct−$32.2MNov+$312.9MDec−$323.1MJan−$30.1MFeb−$293.3MMar−$283.3MApr−$47.1MMay−$313.4MJul−$144.3MAug−$50.8MSep+$149.6MOctOctNovDec−$323.1MJanFebMarAprMayJulAugSep+$149.6MOctOctDec−$323.1MFebAprJul+$149.6MOct
Source: Daily creation/redemption records, trailing twelve months
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LabelValue ($)
Oct−$187.6M
Nov−$32.2M
Dec$312.9M
Jan−$323.1M
Feb−$30.1M
Mar−$293.3M
Apr−$283.3M
May−$47.1M
Jul−$313.4M
Aug−$144.3M
Sep−$50.8M
Oct$149.6M
The risk read
11%realized volatility, 30 days (annualized)
13%realized volatility, 1 year
-7.8%deepest fall from a peak, 1 year
-2.7%latest close versus that peak

The top holding is 1.0% of the book; the top ten carry 7%. Spread across 250+ names, it behaves like roughly 204 equally-weighted positions.

VOLATILITY & DRAWDOWN FROM THE DAILY TAPE · CONCENTRATION FROM THE LATEST DISCLOSED BOOK

Options tape
10calls · latest snapshot
—puts · latest snapshot
—put/call ratio
3.3Mshares traded
Most-traded holdings, options premiumBullishBearish
MRNA MODERNA$52M$70M
FSLR FIRST SOLAR$61M$53M
COIN COINBASE GLOBAL$26M$25M
COHR COHERENT$21M$17M
SOFI SOFI TECHNOLOGIES$11M$11M

TODAY’S OPTIONS PREMIUM IN THE FUND’S UNDERLYING NAMES

The case against IWS

Due diligence cuts both ways. These funds sit on the same shelf and beat IWS on at least one dimension that matters — the fee, the asset base, or where the money is going.

FundFeeAssetsFlow, 1MThe case
SPDW SPDR Portfolio Developed World ex-US ETF0.03%$40.7B+$609M-20bp on fee · 3× the assets · +$609M in over the monthHead-to-head
SPMD State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 400 Mid Cap ETF0.03%$18.4B+$199M-20bp on fee · +$199M in over the monthHead-to-head
SPYG State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Growth ETF0.04%$57.9B+$717M-19bp on fee · 4× the assets · +$717M in over the monthHead-to-head
SPYV State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Value ETF0.04%$36B+$208M-19bp on fee · 2× the assets · +$208M in over the monthHead-to-head
IJH iShares Core S&P Mid-Cap ETF0.05%$123.5B+$2.3B-18bp on fee · 8× the assets · +$2.3B in over the monthHead-to-head
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