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Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (NQ:QQQM)

251.41 -0.30 (-0.12%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 4:15 PM EDT, Oct 9, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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The Many Faces of QQQ
The history of QQQ, Invesco QQQ Trust, is that it was a game-changer from the very start. 
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The SPDR S&P 500 ETF’s Simplicity Makes It a Timeless Buy
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It May Take Time For Lucid Stock to Rev Up in Price Again
Barring another wave of electric vehicle mania, LCID stock could end up stuck between $30 and $40 per share in the near term. 
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Best Stocks & ETFs for Artificial Intelligence
Exponential advancements in AI have changed the nature of computing, making Moore’s law irrelevant. 
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Best Stocks & ETFs for Your Roth IRA
IRAs allow investors to buy individual stocks, bonds, ETFs or mutual funds.ETFs are excellent tools for retirement investors since they provide an easy way to build a diversified portfolio at a low... 
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Best ETFs for Long-Term Investors
2020 was a great year for ETFs, with inflows exceeding $500 billion. Investors prefer ETFs now as they are generally more tax-efficient, cheaper, and easier to trade. 
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