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Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 (QQQ)

707.64

-9.12 (1.27%)

as of Sep 1, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Sep 1, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

The Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 (QQQ-Q) is heavily weighted in technology and communications, comprising approximately 45-50% of its portfolio, which has contributed to its strong performance. While there are various technology stocks available, experts suggest being cautious about overexposure to tech fields. With upcoming tech earnings reports predicted to be strong, there is potential for positive momentum in the near term. The index offers a balanced approach, allowing investors not only to engage with mega-cap tech companies but also to diversify into biotech and consumer discretionary sectors. Moreover, valuations have adjusted to a more reasonable level, making QQQ-Q a resilient option amid economic fluctuations, with its PEG ratio nearing one, indicating a fair valuation in today's market.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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SPY

DON'T BUY

QQQ vs. SPY

SPY is more diversified than QQQ, which is mainly technology, biotech, and some consumer names. SPY is 26% technology, 8% communications. Tech sector has gotten ahead of itself again, and the valuations are not that attractive.

BUY

He just bought this a little, based on inflation coming down a bit. He's still sitting on a ton of cash. QQQ is a trade, not a long.

PARTIAL BUY

A year ago, CAD was $1.27, but now it's at $1.36. CAD is going to work its way back up, and the USD down, though CAD probably won't go beyond $1.38. If you're going to add, just add to the straight QQQ instead of the hedged version. Buy in thirds on the way in and on the way out.

BUY

The market is about managing risk. He just bought a short-term, establishing position in QQQ. This could ride re-positioning in the market at little risk.

WAIT

Will likely see at least another 10% downside for the NASDAQ. AAPL is a good example, as it's downside level is roughly another 10% away. Fed talk is that rates are going to be higher for longer. A lot of people are focused on the longer term chart being up and to the right, where you can buy the dip and immediately see another leg higher. Very strong likelihood that a lot of these growth names are going to be locked in a trading range. It had a peak and then a correction.

DON'T BUY

US dollar version of the NASDAQ 100. He prefers to stay with the big tech names. Tech probably won't be the leader even in the early part of the cycle. If we're negative on tech, do you really want to short it? Problem is that we could have some massive rallies in the market when the attention turns back to tech, and then you might be caught. Probably too late to short tech stocks at this point.

SELL

She just sold this. That said, history says you need to technology to perform in order for the S&P to reach new highs. Tech has rallied 20% off the bottom. She sold QQQ and just bought JEPQ instead. JEPQ owns the Nasdaq 100 but sells 3-5% out of the money calls. As volatility remains high, she still gets that tech exposure but in a more defensive way. We won't get this V-shaped rally for the rest of the year.

COMMENT

To hedge, you need puts to the downside in something like QQQ.

COMMENT

QQQ vs. SOXX vs. TDOC QQQ and SOXX, he has no idea where the market's going to be next month, next quarter, or this year. All he knows is that there's going to be a lot of volatility. So it's an environment of less investing, more trading. Have to be nimble, active. SOXX charts very well, it's the DOW modern day Transport Index, so you need to watch it. He was in TDOC a year ago, and backed away. Healthcare and biotech have had a difficult time.

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TOP PICK

Good tech ETF. Up 32% since last year. Reflects how hot the tech sector is right now. Holds 11% Apple, 10% Microsoft, and 8% Amazon.

BUY

With an October expiration, a $380 at the money put would cost you only 2.2%. Cheap.

BUY

If the Fed raises interest rates There's a misunderstanding that when tapering occurs, interest rates go up. Actually, they go down post-QE. If you think tech stocks will still act like a bond-like security, then a rate move up will benefit tech. She takes the contrarian view to go long tech, based on her disagreeing with the consensus that the US 10-year yield will hit 2% by year's end. The market is baking in volatility already within QQQ's price.

BUY

The trend is your friend, and stay long in this.

COMMENT

Having a tilt towards tech has worked well. While we get into low inflation, these will do well. There are signs that underlying the surface of index returns, the market may not be as healthy as it might appear. A narrow group of stocks are driving the returns.

DON'T BUY

Chinese stocks vs. QQQ stocks (U.S. tech) He prefers China-related. There's been such negative rhetoric with anything China-based, especially Chinese stocks, like delisting. But this has died down. The rotation will still hit the stocks in QQQ, so he'd rather buy Chinese stocks.

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