The Invesco QQQ Trust is riding a wave of AI euphoria to new peaks. But beneath the surface, warning signs are flashing — and the last time the setup looked this familiar, the ETF lost three-quarters of its value.
NewSquare Capital’s sale of nearly $15 million in QTEC shares has market watchers wondering if institutional investors are beginning to hedge their bets on overheated tech and semiconductor plays.
Expense ratios, portfolio concentration, and performance data reveal how two of the most popular growth ETFs stack up—and why investors are split on which one to pick.
Investor Michael Burry, known for betting against the housing market before the 2008 crash, is raising red flags about today’s tech rally. He says top Nasdaq 100 stocks are now outperforming even the wildest gains of the dot-com bubble—with SanDisk leading the charge at nearly 4,000%.
The Nasdaq 100's biggest winners over the past year have surged an average of 784%, surpassing the 622% gains seen before the March 2000 peak — and the list of names fueling the rally carries eerie echoes of the dot-com era.
SpaceX’s upcoming IPO is generating massive hype, but not everyone wants in. Yet thanks to fast-track index inclusion rules, even investors trying to avoid the stock could end up holding it through ETFs tracking the S&P 500 or Nasdaq-100.
Lumentum Holdings is set to join the Nasdaq-100 Index, a move that signals its growing weight in the tech sector but also brings heightened attention to its valuation swings and long-term growth story.
The Nasdaq 100 is full of high-growth names, but not all are built for the long haul. We break down two stocks with real competitive advantages and one that’s starting to look shaky.
MY Wealth Management Inc. sold all 128,858 shares of the Pacer Trendpilot 100 ETF (PTNQ) in Q1 2026, a move that raises questions about the fund's appeal for long-term investors.
The Nasdaq 100 is packed with high-growth innovators, but not every name in the index deserves a spot in your portfolio. We break down two stocks with solid fundamentals and one that looks increasingly risky.
A new leveraged inverse ETF targeting Sandisk (SNDK) launches just days after its Nasdaq-100 inclusion, giving bears a powerful new tool as the stock's triple-digit rally shows signs of exhaustion.
Intel surges on strong earnings, but Middle East tensions and stalled diplomacy keep markets on edge.
A significant reduction in MRA Advisory Group's holding of the Direxion NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted ETF (QQQE) highlights strategic portfolio rebalancing amid a market dominated by mega-cap tech stocks, prompting investors to reconsider concentration risks.
As Microsoft prepares to report its Q3 FY2026 earnings on April 29, investors are scrutinizing its AI-driven growth engines—Azure cloud and Copilot adoption—amid a 22% stock decline from its peak. The report could clarify concerns over a massive cloud backlog and signal if the tech giant's valuation discount is justified.
Fresh off a 2,700% surge, Sandisk joins the prestigious Nasdaq-100 index, replacing Atlassian. While Wall Street is divided on its valuation, some analysts see further upside driven by an unprecedented AI-driven memory chip shortage.
Investors face a fundamental portfolio decision: the broad, steady exposure of Vanguard's S&P 500 tracker or the high-octane, tech-heavy focus of Invesco's Nasdaq-100 fund. We break down the costs, risks, and strategic fit for long-term holdings.
Wall Street's consensus points to significant gains for the Invesco QQQ Trust ETF over the next year, driven by sustained tech earnings growth and massive AI investments, though questions about sustainability linger.
Michael Burry, famed for predicting the 2008 crash, warns that a decade of accounting practices has inflated tech earnings by 42%. With millions of Americans' retirement savings tied to these stocks, his analysis raises urgent questions about market stability and hidden risks.
Amidst the tech-heavy index's volatility, a handful of established leaders continue to demonstrate operational excellence and strategic positioning that could drive sustained performance. We spotlight three such companies.
As tech stocks navigate a volatile 2026, investors eyeing the dip face a choice between two popular growth ETFs. We break down the Vanguard Russell 1000 Growth ETF (VONG) and the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) to see which fund might offer the better value and strategy for the coming quarters.
