For growth investors who just aren’t satisfied with the technology exposure provided by the S&P 500, there’s the Invesco QQQ ...

Allocations are nearly identical for the remainder of the top 10 holdings, which represent 50% of the portfolio in the case of QQQM and 49% in the case of QQQ. Furthermore, each ETF rebalances its ...

However, MGK has more volatility due to its high concentration in tech ETFs, plus its top 10 holdings are growth stocks that make up roughly 64% of its total assets. QQQ is also quite volatile ...

The Nasdaq-100 is a subset of the Nasdaq Composite that tracks the largest 100 nonfinancial companies on the Nasdaq stock ...

The world’s fifth-largest ETF began trading in Hong Kong for the first time, giving investors access to top US tech firms ...

Among the largest underlying components of QQQ, in trading today PepsiCo Inc ... Creation of new units will mean the underlying holdings of the ETF need to be purchased, while destruction of ...

The Invesco QQQ Trust (ticker: QQQ) is the second-most-traded exchange-traded fund in the U.S., behind only State Street's immensely popular SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY). When most investors ...

are less important than its top holdings. That’s why I’d urge investors to look at what’s in the QQQ before committing to buying rather than going by the chart and the ETF or index’s ...

QQQ and MGK are two of the top ETFs that have delivered impressive returns for long-term investors. Investors should review each fund’s holdings, historical returns, and other details before ...