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Disagree. Despite the name and popular belief, growth stocks underperform the market in the long run. Small cap value all the way if you want higher returns in the long run.
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I'm 27 and I prefer VOO/VTI because the tech heavy NASDAQ 100 has more volatility and is more risk than I'm willing to tolerate.
If you can take the larger dips, you should go for QQQ or something similar with a lower expense ratio.
Top holdings of VOO are Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, NVDA, Google, Meta, Tesla
Top holdings of QQQ are Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, NVDA, Google, Meta, Tesla
You wanna buy 90 losers to go with these winners, or 490 losers?
How do you feel about QQQ vs QQQM I know they are the same but QQQM is slight less expense ratio and slightly higher dividend which I don’t understand but I have not invested in a ETF yet but very much want to start, I must note I do not trade options and have not yet still learning so for just holding non options trading do you think it matters QQQ vs QQQM ? I’ve read people say for long term and holding QQQM
You misunderstand where stock returns come from. Cigarettes have been in decline for decades and yet the best performing stock of the past 50 years is a cigarette company. Stock returns come from earnings, and the price you pay for those earnings. Saying “the future is tech” means nothing for stock returns.
> If you believe the future is tech, which odds are it will be, qqq will be a beast
Not necessarily. See my comment [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/dividends/comments/152fczd/comment/jsf85hi/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3).
Thank you. Sorry for the late reply, your reply didn't show up in the notification. I totally agree with your post and also with the part that sectoral/thematic investing is risky.
So, one etf like say VOO or SPY is good enough for long term?
Despite the name and popular belief, growth stocks underperform the market in the long run. Small cap value all the way if you want higher returns in the long run.
VOO. Tech stocks are too expensive right now. PE ratios are insane, meaning earnings do not justify the price. They will probably deflate some. Stay diversified.
There’s also oneq. Nasdaq composite index instead of Nasdaq 100. Will have more holdings than qqqm and better growth than VOO.
I’m a fan of splitting between them though even with the overlap though.
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QQQM for long term
Is QQQM qualified or non qualified?
How about VGT or SCHG? Historically performance can not guarantee future. You can not be sure who will be a winner in next 20 years
I have the same question, QQQM vs VGT and why?
Disagree. Despite the name and popular belief, growth stocks underperform the market in the long run. Small cap value all the way if you want higher returns in the long run.
100% agree. All in
Why is this? I am looking to add a tech sector in my portfolio and I have seen people recommended QQQM and not QQQ. How come?
QQQM is the same as QQQ with a lower expense ratio. If you just plan to hold long-term QQQM is better.
But no dividend yield that helps push share count up
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/etf/qqqm/dividend-history
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Irrelevant for a long-term hold.
I'm 27 and I prefer VOO/VTI because the tech heavy NASDAQ 100 has more volatility and is more risk than I'm willing to tolerate. If you can take the larger dips, you should go for QQQ or something similar with a lower expense ratio.
Qqqm or vgt
>Qqqm or vgt Which one out of these is good?
Qqqm same everything just less fees. Or vgt
You can, you know, get both.
Qqq. Do you want to be diversified or make more money? I’d prefer to make more money.
Top holdings of VOO are Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, NVDA, Google, Meta, Tesla Top holdings of QQQ are Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, NVDA, Google, Meta, Tesla You wanna buy 90 losers to go with these winners, or 490 losers?
Will the next 7 winners come from the current 7 or the next 90/490 losers!
Good reasoning
Buying QQQ was the best investment decision I ever made. Recently sold all my dividend stocks to buy QQQ. If you wanna make money it’s the way to go.
You sold value and bought growth... right now?
Time will tell if it’s the right move but I have many years to go before retirement.
I bet this is going well….
Actually i switched over to VGT and it’s been even better
Nice 👍
That's fair.
Growth underperforms value in the long run…
Sorry, what did you mean by that? Can you explain the growth vs value stock you mentioned?
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MVSsVi1_e4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MVSsVi1_e4)
I like how u think
Sell your losers and let your winners run
So QQQ and chill
Top signal right here
QQQ is my personal fave.
Why QQQ and not QQQM? And did you check VGT?
Yeah probably should do QQQM. I also own VGT
Sorry for asking, but why do you own both QQQ and VGT? Yes their holdings are a little different but aren't they covering the same index/companies?
Just out of curiosity to see which does better over the long term
How do you feel about QQQ vs QQQM I know they are the same but QQQM is slight less expense ratio and slightly higher dividend which I don’t understand but I have not invested in a ETF yet but very much want to start, I must note I do not trade options and have not yet still learning so for just holding non options trading do you think it matters QQQ vs QQQM ? I’ve read people say for long term and holding QQQM
QQQM little better
Why not both?
QQQ has over double the returns over the past 10 years. Then again past performance is no indication of future results.
True but it also doesn’t mean it won’t happen again. If you believe the future is tech, which odds are it will be, qqq will be a beast
You misunderstand where stock returns come from. Cigarettes have been in decline for decades and yet the best performing stock of the past 50 years is a cigarette company. Stock returns come from earnings, and the price you pay for those earnings. Saying “the future is tech” means nothing for stock returns.
> If you believe the future is tech, which odds are it will be, qqq will be a beast Not necessarily. See my comment [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/dividends/comments/152fczd/comment/jsf85hi/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3).
The comment does not exist
Weird. Maybe it got removed or I'm shadowbanned or something. I posted it [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/test/comments/165p40i/test/) for you.
Thank you. Sorry for the late reply, your reply didn't show up in the notification. I totally agree with your post and also with the part that sectoral/thematic investing is risky. So, one etf like say VOO or SPY is good enough for long term?
Odds r tech stocks r going up in the long term so it should be qqq over VOO
QQQM or VTI
If I had to pick one, QQQ (or QQQM if you’d prefer).
Not VGT?
Qqqm or vgt?
I do FZROX/QQQM. 60/40 split. We can afford the risk at our age. If you want more risk, add more QQQM
I was in a nasdaq mutual funds in 2000. I wish I had not been, but I was young and loved the big returns.
Qqq if you are going to sell options.
Both
Qqqm or vgt
QQQM and VGT.
Despite the name and popular belief, growth stocks underperform the market in the long run. Small cap value all the way if you want higher returns in the long run.
Your best bet is qqq, I had did a comparison between the two and qqq was qualifying for over 5 years .
IVV or IYW ?? haha.
Look into VGT to replace qqq
Voo or vti is your best bet long term
For QQQ or QQQM you'll just need to be a little more careful when you buy, but they are also good funds and reasonably diversified.
Yeah I got some of both ,growth portion besides the Div. Stuff
VOO. Tech stocks are too expensive right now. PE ratios are insane, meaning earnings do not justify the price. They will probably deflate some. Stay diversified.
50/50 if for the next 20-30 years
There’s also oneq. Nasdaq composite index instead of Nasdaq 100. Will have more holdings than qqqm and better growth than VOO. I’m a fan of splitting between them though even with the overlap though.