Should I go for the lowest s&p 500 or more high?
So I'm more so new to stocks but I've been invested in s&p 500 and was recommended to choose voo over spy mainly due to how much lower the shares are but don't get me wrong there still high 396$. But thus made me think about changing to lower or just staying where I am, I see much lower ones but idrk so should I invest in one that's lower like 25 per share or one that's higher like 400 per share? And if it says s&p 500 does it mean there all the same? Like voo, spy, spyg etc?
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