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Invesco Nasdaq 100 ETF

QQQM is passively managed to track a modified-market-cap weighted narrow index of 100 NASDAQ-listed stocks, excluding financials.

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The Nasdaq 100 Index (NDX) surged 10.64% in January, confirming that momentum for mega- and large-cap growth stocks — among last year's most battered asset classes — is rebounding.

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The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index has gained 10.7% last month, marking its best January performance since 2001. The astounding performance was driven by easing inflation and hopes of the Fed's slower rate hike path.

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Shifts pertaining to the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS®) system will be implemented on March 17, and for those out there that aren't yet indexing nerds, those changes mean a slew of companies will see their industry and sector classifications altered.

Sector Shifts Could Affect These ETFs

QQQM tracks the NASDAQ-100 Index. The QQQM is functionally the same as the QQQ ETF, except it charges a slightly lower management fee offset by lower liquidity.

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A variety of industries contributed to the technology sector's 2022 woes, but one of the main culprits was chip stocks. Slack demand and supply chain woes were among the reasons that the widely followed ICE Semiconductor Index dipped 35% in 2022, but some analysts believe some marquee chip names offer rebound potential this year.

Some Chip Stocks Could Lift These Tech-Heavy ETFs

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You might be wowed with the Invesco QQQ Trust's 8.3% gain this year. Until you see the ETFs beating it, including those tied to the S&P 500.

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This index has nearly doubled the S&P 500 over the last decade.

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The Nasdaq composite has witnessed its fastest start to a new year since 2019, per investors.com.

ETFs to Play Nasdaq's Fastest Start Since 2019

Among the bright spots in the early part of 2023 is a rebound of 8.52% by the Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX), which was battered in 2022 as growth stocks slipped.

Moat Advantages Could Lift These ETFs

Technology stocks are showing some signs of life to start 2023 as the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) is higher by 3.33% to start the year. That's a welcome sign for investors chastened by last year's weakness in the previously high-flying sector.

Tech Doldrums Beyond Sector's Control

The performance of tech stocks was disappointing in 2022, ending a lengthy run of leadership by the largest sector in the S&P 500, but the group remains a hub of innovation, confirming long-term investors have a lot to look forward to.

Keep an Eye on These Vital Tech Trends in 2023

Amid increasing concerns that a recession will arrive at some point in 2023, investors are rightfully concerned about the outlook for shares of companies with ties to digital advertising. Whether it's digital or traditional, reduced advertising expenditures are one of the typical responses to a slowing economy.

Digital Advertising Spending Retreat May Not Dent These ETFs

As was widely documented, growth stocks faltered in a big way in 2022 due in large part to the Federal Reserve boosting interest rates seven times in an effort to damp inflation.

Investors Expected to Buy Select Growth Stocks This Year

As has been widely reported, 2022 was unkind to growth stocks and that's readily apparent with the NASDAQ-100 Index (NDX), which entered this week sporting a year-to-date decline of 32.80%.

These Stocks Could Propel NASDAQ-100 Rebound in 2023

Among the most discussed themes amid the 2022 equity market duress was weakness in once high flying growth stocks, much of it attributable to the Federal Reserve boosting interest rates seven times this year. Prior to 2021, growth outperformed value by notable margins for about a decade.

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The growth stock slump that's been prominent for much of 2022 is accelerating to close the year, but some market observers are betting that if the Federal Reserve has the latitude to slow rate hikes in 2023, growth equities could bounce back.

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Highways and roads filled with driverless automobiles are still some time away, but technology is evolving at a rapid pace and next year is expected to bring more of the same.

Driverless Automobile Tech Evolution Could Boost These ETFs

As has been widely noted, technology is expected to rank as one of this year's worst-performing sectors. That's a foreign concept for many investors who grew accustomed to the sector leading the way during the prior growth equity-fueled bull market.

Familiar Names Could Propel QQQ 2023 Rebound

On Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced an interest rate increase of 50 basis points, taking rates to their highest levels since 2007.

Less Rate Volatility Could Boost Stocks in 2023

The November reading of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was revealed on Tuesday, checking in at 7.1%. While that's still high by historical standards, it also represents a marked improvement from the readings north of 8% seen on multiple occasions earlier this year.

Inflation Relief Could Boost These ETFs

As has been widely documented, 2022 will go down as a rough year for technology stocks and the related exchange traded funds, but that's not keeping some retail investors from remaining devoted to the sector.

Smaller Retail Investors Could Propel These Big ETFs in 2023

During the halcyon days of the recently deceased growth stock-fueled bull market, thematic investing received ample attention with much of it directed to exchange traded funds. That makes sense, as ETFs can function as the ideal vehicles with which to access specific market niches, including emerging growth segments.

Assessing Conservative Approaches to Thematic Investing

The technology sector was a major contributor to the more than decade-long growth-fueled bull market that expired last year.

Tech Tailwinds Could Reappear for QQQ in 2023

The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) and the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM) are usually viewed as growth exchange traded funds, and while that label is accurate, these ETFs are offering more value than meets the eye. That's the result of growth stocks being pinched by rising interest rates this year.

These ETFs Offer Surprising Amounts of Value

With the arrival of December, there's the usual talk about a Santa Claus rally on Wall Street. Indeed, the last month of the year has a reputation for being kind to equity investors, and December is part of the better six-month stretch of the year for stocks.

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