Qqqm offers good sector diversification, primarily in tech, and has historically shown strong growth I currently run a 3 fund portfolio and then individual stocks. However, it's subject to more volatility than broader market indices like voo.
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 Schg on the other hand includes the health (unh) and financials (v) that the qs lack. Is there any factor apart from expense ratio that could influence to invest in either qqq or qqqm
The benchmark plucks the 100 largest nonfinancials firms listed on the nasdaq and weights them by market cap. I'm evaluating two etfs, qqqm (invesco nasdaq 100 etf) and schg (schwab u.s Qqqm focuses heavily on tech, which could mean higher returns but also more volatility. 50/50 on voo and qqq for roth
I’m starting up a roth ira once i get my next paycheck, and i need some opinions Is it worth it to stick to this allocation or should i switch qqq with qqqm Been seeing some hate for qqqm lately Long term not a good investment
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I don't own qqqm specifically, but i do own xlk which is similar Can anyone share the reasoning behind why these funds would not be good long term investments? Rebalancing my portfolio, going with a 'modified' 3 stock portfolio I'm in my 20s though so i want to be more aggressive so i'm throwing qqq in there for some good measure
Not saying i'm hoping to hold forever but i'd rather not even look at this for a year or two, maybe in a few years i'll reevaluate but until then. Will spy, voo, qqq, etc ever do stocks splits 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
The biggest holdings are the same usual suspects Where they differ seems to run along sector lines, with qqqm holding more staples (pep), mature tech (csco) and communication services (cmcsa)
