QQQ
Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1
stock NASDAQ ETF

QQQ Puts right now

I don't like the options we were given either, it's mostly S&P ETF (FXAIX), where I have most of my shares, a couple foreign funds, a mid cap, a small cap, and a bunch of target funds. I was also looking for something close to VGT/FTEC/QQQ and didn't find a good match. Closest I found was "AB US Large Cap Growth CT W", which has a larger technology component, but isn't ideal (also about double the expense ratio of FXAIX). I did move a little % and some contribution % there and we'll see, but I wish they had better options. Wish I could go back to Vanguard.

Please crash QQQ

I'm gonna swing these MU QQQ and NVDA puts for next week over night. Gonna be a good boy and pray tonight we see a reverse of last night and a nice leg down tomorrow

QQQ 307 tomorrow

I'm going to put my entire 401k into QQQ and ARKK.
I'll retire rich in a few years. 🤌

I’ve been doing fantastic. Whole account is up 220% this year but I haven’t strictly bought puts. I bought QQQ calls yesterday and sold after open

A growth fund does pay dividends and you also earn money with price appreciation not just selling a fund high.
Growth/tech ETFs for example
VUG, VOO, VGT, QQQ(M) for the popular ones.

just keep averaging down on your puts, SPY and QQQ will keep pumping

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Yeah...lose the fees. You already know what you're investing in...you have the tickers. Just link the brokerage to your bank account and move money over and buy/sell equities yourself. Takes minutes and is easy....and you're saving fees. At 36, you are a little conservative and probably need some tech in there (SOXX, QQQ, etc). Just my two cents. I also have 3 brokerages...had 4 but consolidated one. I'm all linked up and move funds back and forth as needed.

Rebuild your portfolio and DCA into QQQ shares if you can.
Maybe individual shares lead to options and options are not the best for you. QQQ still gives you TSLA exposure and you can also be happy if other stonks are up. The other path leads to revenge trading and a gambling addiction.
There are only three ways a man can go broke:
- liquour
- ladies
- leverage
Just don't become TSLAQ out of spite.
Good luck my friend. Better times are ahead soon.

QQQ

QQQ just can’t synch up with the waves.

QQQ just hit an eight-month high - some "recession"
*cries in SQQQ shares*

QQQM instead of QQQ for long term hold… it has a less expense ratio and same exact holding

When the market lacks stimulating news, the market will turn to weakness, today the three major indices are a small drop to close. Yesterday the market opened high and low, today the market continued yesterday's weakness, especially the banking sector and technology stocks trend is relatively weak. The FRC also rose to 16.5 in early trading yesterday, and fell back to 13 below today, the banking crisis has not been lifted, and the market is psychologically fragile.
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Today came out a series of economic data, of which the market is more concerned about the consumer confidence index, surprisingly better than expected, after today's economic data, the probability of a 25 basis point rate hike in May is still climbing. Recently we have seen oil prices begin to rebound, the U.S. import deficit has climbed sharply, and economic data has remained relatively strong, all of which are potential factors that could prompt a rebound in inflation. If inflation rebounds the Fed continues to raise rates at a pace that makes it hard to imagine the market will sustain higher in this position, especially with the relative weakness of technology stocks recently and the probability of risk assets being sold off.
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From a technical point of view, QQQ shrank a little today, supported at the upper edge of the previous trend channel, and is still consolidating in a box, with no clear direction.

Nasdaq is still ridiculously cheap. QQQ can easily climb to $400 and still not be expensive. 🤌

QQQ about to Rip

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