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Invesco QQQ Trust

QQQ

Market cap $502B

744.50 USD

+3.40

0.46%

At close Updated Sep 25, 4:00 PM EDT

Pre-market

After hours

745.40

+0.90

0.12%

1 day

0.46%

5 days

2.28%

1 month

4.75%

3 months

3.93%

6 months

26.65%

Year to date

21.43%

1 year

25.44%

5 years

101.03%

10 years

534.48%

News

Positive

Neutral

Negative

Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 40.9%

Neutral 44.4%

Negative 14.7%

24/7 Wall Street

The Case For and Against Fidelity's Fundamental Large Cap Growth ETF

Fidelity's actively managed large cap growth fund is doubling down on AI chips and a single search giant, creating a portfolio where two companies can make or break your returns.

The Case For and Against Fidelity's Fundamental Large Cap Growth ETF

Muse-Apocalypse: 5 Stocks To Buy For The Agentic AI Era

Meta's Muse has accelerated the shift from conversational AI toward consumer-facing agents that can search, browse, transact and act on users' behalf. I believe the biggest opportunity sits below the interface: edge infrastructure, CPUs, observability and memory should all benefit as agentic workloads multiply machine-to-machine activity.

Muse-Apocalypse: 5 Stocks To Buy For The Agentic AI Era

The Motley Fool

VGT vs. QQQ: Where Should You Invest $1,000 Right Now for Maximum Long-Term Growth?

The Vanguard Information Technology ETF (VGT) holds only infotech stocks, so it misses key companies because of how they're classified. The Invesco QQQ Trust ETF (QQQM) is tech-heavy but holds companies from other major sectors, thus reducing concentration risk.

VGT vs. QQQ: Where Should You Invest $1,000 Right Now for Maximum Long-Term Growth?

Zacks Investment Research

Beyond 60/40: ETFs for a Balanced Retirement Portfolio

A diversified ETF mix spanning stocks, income, commodities, gold, Bitcoin and AI could reshape retirement portfolios.

Beyond 60/40: ETFs for a Balanced Retirement Portfolio

Invesco Taps BlackRock's Tim Clavin for ETF Capital Markets

Invesco has hired a BlackRock ETF trading executive to lead its ETF capital markets team in the Americas. Key Takeaways: Tim Clavin moves to Invesco after about two years at BlackRock and nearly a decade at Vanguard.

Invesco Taps BlackRock's Tim Clavin for ETF Capital Markets

Buy SPY Or QQQ, Hold Software, And Sell Semiconductors

The current valuation premium for the semiconductor sector (SOXX) is unjustifiably high versus software (IGV) and the broader market (SPY or QQQ). SOXX trades at a P/E of 68.79, roughly double IGV's 36.15 and more than double SPY's 26.28, despite similar 5-year growth projections of around 20%.

Buy SPY Or QQQ, Hold Software, And Sell Semiconductors

The Motley Fool

History Says This 1 Investment Could Set You Up for Life. Here's the Math.

The Invesco QQQ Trust could turn a starting $10,000 investment into $3 million in three decades if past performance repeats. Investors have profited from some big tech trends, including mobile and cloud computing, digital advertising, and artificial intelligence.

History Says This 1 Investment Could Set You Up for Life. Here's the Math.

24/7 Wall Street

QYLD's Monthly Check Looks Great Until April's 1099 Reclassifies It as Ordinary Income

QYLD investors who counted on return-of-capital treatment all year sometimes open their April 1099 to find ordinary income instead, and the fee structure quietly compounds that surprise in ways the monthly check obscures.

QYLD's Monthly Check Looks Great Until April's 1099 Reclassifies It as Ordinary Income

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TQQQ Pays Interest on $2 of Every $3 It Holds: The Financing Charge the 0.82% Fee Never Mentions

TQQQ's 0.82% expense ratio tells only a fraction of what the fund actually costs to own. The charge that matters most never appears on the fact sheet, and at today's rates it dwarfs everything ProShares puts in writing.

TQQQ Pays Interest on $2 of Every $3 It Holds: The Financing Charge the 0.82% Fee Never Mentions

Zacks Investment Research

Rejoice! The Summer Stock Slump is Over

The longer the base, the higher in space” is a classic Wall Street stock market adage meaning that an extended period of price consolidation leads to a larger and stronger price move when a breakout finally occurs. A long base structure serves several purposes.

Rejoice! The Summer Stock Slump is Over

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