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Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 (QQQ)

706.52

-9.86 (1.38%)

as of Jun 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 26, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

The Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1, represented by the symbol QQQ-Q, has garnered a mix of reviews from various experts, primarily pointing out its significant technology and communications exposure, which comprises around 45-50% of the S&P 500. While some analysts have suggested that investors should buy before the upcoming tech earnings report, citing expected strong performance, others caution that the trade is quite crowded, indicating a potential risk. Additionally, there is a belief that owning the index can be an efficient way to gain exposure to the sector, particularly as valuations have moderated, reflected in a PEG ratio close to one. However, the general sentiment stresses the importance of being cautious with tech exposure, particularly given market conditions where these stocks may not be priced cheaply anymore. For Canadian investors, alternative products like XQQ or ZQQ are recommended instead of converting CAD to purchase QQQ-Q.

Consensus

Cautious

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

An alternative could be the SPDR Technology (XLK-N). This probably has a handle on what is ahead of us as far as expansion of the BRIC countries. Your best theme for the next 5 years. Stoploss $31.85.

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TOP PICK

Just had a fairly sharp pullback. Really nice pattern based on the inter day chart. Draw a line under the lows and put your stoploss just a little below that.

COMMENT

With all the volatility in the market right now, it is getting very tricky to identify trends. You have to look at the leaders, which would include Apple (AAPL-Q), Cisco (CSCO-Q) and Microsoft (MSFT-Q). Cisco and Microsoft are not doing too much and have had a lot of volatility in the last 6 months. Apple is the one that is healthy.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 18/06. Up 53%.) A straddle.

COMMENT

Caller purchased a Put Option. The Put Option goes up if the US market goes down. This market could have a bit of a correction, so this is not a bad play.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 18/06. Up 10%.) A straddle having both a Call and a Put with a $40 stroke price. Would have been expired by now.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Short July 24/06. Up 14.1%.) Small caps have under performed. The idea was to be long large Cap and being Short small Cap. Got stopped out of his position.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 18/06. Up 33% when it was covered.) A July 40 straddle involving both a call and a put on the index.

TOP PICK

Top Short The risk for this group is considerable. We are in a bear environment and want to be sellers of rallies. Wait for it to get 10/15 points higher before shorting.

BUY

Right now, strong tech earnings are not being rewarded, but when quality tech names are cheap, there is a good chance to get in low in the cycle. This has a lot of excellent companies with pristine balance sheets.

TOP PICK

A straddle involving both a call and a put on the index with a $40 strike price. The cost is $2.25US per straddle X 100 ($225). Not predicting where the market is going, but that it will go up or down by more than $2.25 by July.

TOP PICK

This is a straddle that involves both a call and a put. Designed where you think the underlying security will move beyond the cost of the straddle. E.g. if you buy a $40 straddle that costs $3, you are not concerned with which direction the QQQQ goes; only that it goes beyond $3. Option premiums are at 10-year low. Look at March/April options.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 3/05. Up 3.5%.) The options on this are still relatively cheap.

DON'T BUY

Thinks the NASDQ is expensive. Trades at a very high multiple relative to other areas.

BUY

Feels the NASDQ is poised for a new bull cycle. Long term chart shows it has been building a large base.

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