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- What are you guys thoughts on QQQM? Is it suitable for long . . . - Reddit
QQQM offers good sector diversification, primarily in tech, and has historically shown strong growth However, it's subject to more volatility than broader market indices like VOO
- QQQ Vs QQQM : r ETFs - Reddit
Searched extensively about QQQM vs QQQ and the only difference I could find was that QQQM was slightly better in terms of lower expense ratio and composition is a bit different My questions are: Is there any factor apart from expense ratio that could influence to invest in either QQQ or QQQM ? Am I missing something ?
- QQQ vs QQQM Long Term : r ETFs - Reddit
They are the same thing QQQM is up less only because it is younger, less than five years old Since QQQM was founded in October 2020 its total return is +52 16% while QQQ's is 51 86% QQQM is very slightly better because its expense ratio is lower, but it makes little difference
- QQQ vs QQQM : r ETFs - Reddit
They are exactly the same Just that QQQM Inception was October 2020 The only difference is QQQ cost 0 20% QQQM cost 0 15% The difference is 5 basis points My personal example; I am currently holding a lot of QQQ shares in both my brokerage account and Roth IRA Totalling 725 shares or about $242,000 Doing the math on what it cost me to own QQQ or QQQM it cost me $121 more annually to
- Switching from QQQ to QQQM - worth it? : r ETFs - Reddit
Switching from QQQ to QQQM - worth it? I only started investing for the first time about a year ago and have been buying almost exclusively QQQ However thanks to reddit I’ve learned about QQQM I have about 30k in QQQ from the past year of saving
- QQQ alternative? : r ETFs - Reddit
QQQ is a unit investment trust QQQM is an open ended ETF Slightly different legal structures Invesco created QQQM to prevent someone else from doing it Because the trust setup is slightly suboptimal for long term investment, making an ETF just made sense
- QQQM or SCHG for long term growth? : r Bogleheads - Reddit
I'm evaluating two ETFs, QQQM (Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF) and SCHG (Schwab U S Large-Cap Growth ETF), for long-term growth Both ETFs have shown similar long-term performance, but SCHG has outperformed QQQM this year and offers lower expense ratio QQQM focuses heavily on tech, which could mean higher returns but also more volatility
- Could someone explain QQQ QQQM to me? : r ETFs - Reddit
If you ignore past performance, why is it a good idea to put your money in QQQ QQQM at all? Intuitively, if you want growth, putting your money in a broader index ETF like SPYG, VUG, VONG etc seems like a genuinely better option over a period of multiple decades I do understand that QQQ has handily outperformed them in the recent-ish past
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