AAPL $341.18 +0.94% ▲ ACN $239.24 +0.53% ▲ ADBE $256.26 +0.77% ▲ ADEA $21.80 +2.35% ▲ ADIG $16.30 +1.94% ▲ ADP $292.26 -0.17% ▼ ADSK $245.52 -0.05% ▼ AEHR $64.70 -1.67% ▼ AEVA $10.61 +1.43% ▲ AGYS $116.65 +0.20% ▲ AI $11.83 +1.11% ▲ AIP $20.27 -5.30% ▼ ALAB $285.90 -3.58% ▼ ALKT $15.06 +3.12% ▲ ALNT $95.85 +3.11% ▲ AMBA $64.04 -0.70% ▼ AMBQ $52.53 +1.06% ▲ AMD $543.95 -1.28% ▼ AMPL $15.88 +1.15% ▲ AMZN $260.19 -1.24% ▼ ANET $184.28 -0.89% ▼ AOSL $23.34 -0.89% ▼ APLD $20.38 +1.65% ▲ APP $269.91 -1.42% ▼ APPN $46.87 +1.89% ▲ APPS $10.10 +1.14% ▲ ARM $222.94 -2.22% ▼ ARRY $3.38 +0.45% ▲ ARW $218.67 +1.74% ▲ ASML $1,673.41 +0.25% ▲ AAPL $341.18 +0.94% ▲ ACN $239.24 +0.53% ▲ ADBE $256.26 +0.77% ▲ ADEA $21.80 +2.35% ▲ ADIG $16.30 +1.94% ▲ ADP $292.26 -0.17% ▼ ADSK $245.52 -0.05% ▼ AEHR $64.70 -1.67% ▼ AEVA $10.61 +1.43% ▲ AGYS $116.65 +0.20% ▲ AI $11.83 +1.11% ▲ AIP $20.27 -5.30% ▼ ALAB $285.90 -3.58% ▼ ALKT $15.06 +3.12% ▲ ALNT $95.85 +3.11% ▲ AMBA $64.04 -0.70% ▼ AMBQ $52.53 +1.06% ▲ AMD $543.95 -1.28% ▼ AMPL $15.88 +1.15% ▲ AMZN $260.19 -1.24% ▼ ANET $184.28 -0.89% ▼ AOSL $23.34 -0.89% ▼ APLD $20.38 +1.65% ▲ APP $269.91 -1.42% ▼ APPN $46.87 +1.89% ▲ APPS $10.10 +1.14% ▲ ARM $222.94 -2.22% ▼ ARRY $3.38 +0.45% ▲ ARW $218.67 +1.74% ▲ ASML $1,673.41 +0.25% ▲

Better Buy: Fidelity Health Care ETF (FHLC) or iShares Biotechnology ETF (IBB)?

October 13, 2026 · by TPW Pipeline

Fidelity MSCI Health Care Index ETF (NYSEMKT:FHLC) provides broad, low-cost exposure to the healthcare sector, whereas iShares Biotechnology ETF (NASDAQ:IBB) offers a concentrated yet more expensive focus on biotechnology companies.

Biotechnology often acts as a high-beta growth engine within the healthcare space, but it carries distinct volatility risks. iShares Biotechnology ETF tracks this specific segment, while Fidelity MSCI Health Care Index ETF casts a wider net across pharmaceutical and healthcare equipment companies. This comparison explores how their differing scopes influence long-term risk and return.

Beta measures price volatility relative to the S&P 500; beta is calculated from monthly returns over the available fund history (up to five years). The 1-yr return represents total return over the trailing 12 months. Dividend yield is the trailing-12-month distribution yield.

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