IQQ
iShares Nasdaq 100 ETF
stock NASDAQ ETF

QQQM or IQQ or QNDX, all three are basically the same but QNDX and IQQ have better ER

Investors are pretty silly. IQQ has 300M+ already even though it will eventually rise to 0.12, after a year or so. I guess it may just be blackrock’s managed portfolios where they automatically flood their own fund instead of buying the cheaper one.
If you do hold for 40+ years and/or hold more than 100k, you could save thousands to tens of thousands over a lifetime from just 0.10 instead of 0.12.

You are aware that IQQ is the same thing as QQQ and QQQM?
Just to be clear it tracks the exact same 100 companies in the Nasdaq index. Idk I get the vibe from reading this that it’s a brand new thing to invest in and it’s just a new etf of something that has been around a very long time. Is cheaper tho… I bought some for my brokerage.

What's your IQQ?

IM GOING ALL IN ON IQQ

I would be really shocked if they closed out that ETF. It will gain plenty of assets over time. It already has plenty more assets than a ton of their ETFs. I’d be willing to bet they keep it open for a long time.
Sort their ETFs by lowest AUM and you’ll see QNDX already has a decent amount compared to the smaller ones.
Plus they will have the cheapest most competitive product, they will be undercutting Blackrock’s IQQ as well. You could go with that if you for some reason think Blackrock’s will stay.
https://stockanalysis.com/etf/provider/state-street/

If you do, go for QNDX. It’s 0.05 cheaper than QQQM. IQQ will also be 0.10, but will eventually rise to 0.12.
As others have said, I think the NASDAQ-100 is a nonsense index. You’re forgoing other stocks just because of the exchange they are listed on, which is arbitrary. It’s a concentrated tech/growth fund, and many believe that value will eventually outperform growth again with a long enough timeline.
I like to hold a ton of stocks, so I opt for broad diversification across thousands rather than 100. But QQQ has performed exceptionally well, that is true. It just may not be true forever if there’s a rotation out of tech or if the AI bubble pops.

You are correct. However, there are a few things to consider. QNDX and IQQ have a lower expense ratios than QQQ & QQQM. Keep in mind that IQQ will go up in 2027 while QNDX is staying the same.
All 4 give you the same Nasdaq exposure. The main difference here would be the bid/ask spread between QQQ/M and QNDX & IQQ. The former have massive shares traded + AUM while the latter two are just getting started and thus have a wider spread. This matters way less if you plan on buying and holding. I purchased a good chunk of QNDX which I plan on holding for over a decade, so bid/ask spread doesn’t really bother me since I don’t plan on selling anytime soon. It’s a State Street fund and I expect it to be well managed as well as greatly increasing shares traded + AUM.

QQQM or IQQ or QNDX, all three are basically the same but QNDX and IQQ have better ER

Investors are pretty silly. IQQ has 300M+ already even though it will eventually rise to 0.12, after a year or so. I guess it may just be blackrock’s managed portfolios where they automatically flood their own fund instead of buying the cheaper one.
If you do hold for 40+ years and/or hold more than 100k, you could save thousands to tens of thousands over a lifetime from just 0.10 instead of 0.12.

You are aware that IQQ is the same thing as QQQ and QQQM?
Just to be clear it tracks the exact same 100 companies in the Nasdaq index. Idk I get the vibe from reading this that it’s a brand new thing to invest in and it’s just a new etf of something that has been around a very long time. Is cheaper tho… I bought some for my brokerage.

What's your IQQ?

IM GOING ALL IN ON IQQ

I would be really shocked if they closed out that ETF. It will gain plenty of assets over time. It already has plenty more assets than a ton of their ETFs. I’d be willing to bet they keep it open for a long time.
Sort their ETFs by lowest AUM and you’ll see QNDX already has a decent amount compared to the smaller ones.
Plus they will have the cheapest most competitive product, they will be undercutting Blackrock’s IQQ as well. You could go with that if you for some reason think Blackrock’s will stay.
https://stockanalysis.com/etf/provider/state-street/

If you do, go for QNDX. It’s 0.05 cheaper than QQQM. IQQ will also be 0.10, but will eventually rise to 0.12.
As others have said, I think the NASDAQ-100 is a nonsense index. You’re forgoing other stocks just because of the exchange they are listed on, which is arbitrary. It’s a concentrated tech/growth fund, and many believe that value will eventually outperform growth again with a long enough timeline.
I like to hold a ton of stocks, so I opt for broad diversification across thousands rather than 100. But QQQ has performed exceptionally well, that is true. It just may not be true forever if there’s a rotation out of tech or if the AI bubble pops.

You are correct. However, there are a few things to consider. QNDX and IQQ have a lower expense ratios than QQQ & QQQM. Keep in mind that IQQ will go up in 2027 while QNDX is staying the same.
All 4 give you the same Nasdaq exposure. The main difference here would be the bid/ask spread between QQQ/M and QNDX & IQQ. The former have massive shares traded + AUM while the latter two are just getting started and thus have a wider spread. This matters way less if you plan on buying and holding. I purchased a good chunk of QNDX which I plan on holding for over a decade, so bid/ask spread doesn’t really bother me since I don’t plan on selling anytime soon. It’s a State Street fund and I expect it to be well managed as well as greatly increasing shares traded + AUM.

I Definitely like this. I wanted to buy the qqqm but I thought it made more sense buying QNDX or IQQ instead. They do the same exact thing but cheaper and with a better expense ratio.

IQQ is better and newer and its already eating QNDX’s lunch. Buy IQQ instead