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Jun 09, 2025
The Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ) is a popular exchange-traded fund (ETF) that tracks the performance of the NASDAQ-100 Index. This index includes 100 of the largest non-financial companies listed on the NASDAQ stock market, making it a key player in the technology and growth sectors. Competitors to QQQ include other technology-focused ETFs like the QQQI ETF, which also targets NASDAQ-100 stocks but with a different strategy.
On June 9, 2025, Edward Jones updated its rating for QQQ to "Mixed," while maintaining a "hold" action. At that time, QQQ was priced at $529.92. This update comes as U.S. stocks are expected to open on a mixed note, following the S&P 500 reaching the 6,000 mark, signaling a global bull market, as highlighted by Benzinga. The mixed rating suggests a cautious approach amid these market conditions.
The QQQI ETF, an alternative to QQQ, offers exposure to the same NASDAQ-100 stocks but employs a strategy of writing covered calls to enhance portfolio yield. This strategy can provide additional income, making it appealing to investors seeking higher returns. Additionally, QQQI is highly tax-efficient, with 60% of its income taxed as long-term capital gains, which can be beneficial for investors looking to minimize tax liabilities.
At the time of the update, QQQ's price of $529.92 reflected an increase of $5.13, or approximately 0.98%. The day's trading saw fluctuations between a low of $528.21 and a high of $531.80. Over the past year, QQQ has experienced a high of $540.81 and a low of $402.39, indicating significant volatility. The ETF's market capitalization stands at approximately $208.31 billion, with a trading volume of 42,467,021 shares on the NASDAQ exchange.
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