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- Is QQQ a good long term investment? : r ETFs - Reddit
Fundamentally, buying QQQ is also an inherent bet that Financials will underperform every other sector (the Nasdaq 100 Index excludes them) and a belief that the exchange on which a stock trades is related to its performance (the index only includes stocks that trade on the NASDAQ exchange)
- VGT vs QQQ : r ETFs - Reddit
Be aware the broader US stock market (any S P 500 fund or any total US stock market index fund) is already close to 30% concentrated in the tech sector VGT is purely US tech so it doesn't include other tech oriented companies like AMZN, GOOGL, META, TSLA, etc, while the Nasdaq-100 (QQQ) does
- QQQ vs VOO: which one to buy for the long term? : r ETFs - Reddit
Hello everyone I am just starting now to understand how to invest my money better and I wanted to know more about ETFs as they seem to be better for the long term (I talk about 5 to 10 years as I'm still young) I've looked around and it seems that both QQQ and VOO are pretty good I was wondering: are ETFs actually good for the long term? Should I invest in both or just one of them? Sorry if
- Will SPY, VOO, QQQ, etc ever do stocks splits? : r ETFs - Reddit
Will SPY, VOO, QQQ, etc ever do stocks splits? Hey all! This might be a dumb question but is there a possibility that these ETF’s might ever do a stock split? Markets are still reaching all time highs and these stocks are getting more and more expensive to purchase What do y’all think? Thanks!
- Choosing 100% QQQ: My Reasons Explained : r ETFs - Reddit
The overlap and correlation between VOO and QQQ are already very high I'm 26 years old and strategically planning for the long term, with a horizon of 10-15 years I believe in tech and I am thinking of only investing in QQQ, as I anticipate the historical trend of more good than bad years to persist In challenging times, VOO's resilience provides a cushion, but QQQ shines even brighter
- Please convince me Im wrong on going 100% QQQ : r ETFs - Reddit
100% of my Stock Portfolio is QQQM, but I'm not 100% confident that this is a reasonable appproach
- Can someone explain how QQQ works? : r Bogleheads - Reddit
The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that tracks the Nasdaq-100 Index, which is made up of 100 of the largest non-financial companies on the Nasdaq Stock Market QQQ's holdings include companies from many sectors and industries, but are heavily weighted toward large-cap technology companies
- QQQ fee confusion : r ETFs - Reddit
In an imaginary world for example, where QQQ was $1000 with only 1 share outstanding for a $1000 market cap, and Invesco's fee for managing it for the day was $1, would the closing price be $999?
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