#NasdaqETFUpdate Here’s the current snapshot of major Nasdaq‑focused ETFs:

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📊 ETF Updates & Comparison

QQQ (Invesco Nasdaq‑100)

• Price around $534, up slightly today.

• Tracks the Nasdaq‑100; top-10 holdings include Microsoft, Nvidia, Apple, etc. 

• Historically strong: beaten S&P 500 in 7 of last 10 years and carries a 0.20% expense ratio .

QQQM (Invesco Nasdaq‑100 ETF)

• Priced near $220, also up modestly.

• Lighter version of QQQ, same underlying index, slightly lower volume. AUM ~$49.7 B. 

• Total return since inception ~85.5%, slightly above QQQ’s ~85.1% .

ONEQ (Fidelity Nasdaq Composite ETF)

• Trades around $77.7, ticking up today.

• Broader exposure tracking the full Nasdaq Composite; the 1‑year return is ~15.2%. 

Expense & Liquidity Highlights:

• QQQ: 0.20% fee, huge liquidity (avg daily volume ~$17.5 B)

• ONEQ: 0.21% fee, much smaller AUM (~$4.8 B), lower volume 

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🔔 Market Context & Catalysts

• Semis Drive Gains: The Nasdaq composite rose ~0.6% on June 10, led by chip stocks, especially equipment names like AMAT, LRCX, KLA .

• Optimism on Trade: Ongoing U.S.–China talks have lifted chip and broader tech sentiment, with semis ETF up ~2.4% on June 9 .

• Overall Rally: Since early April, Nasdaq is up ~32%, boosted by strong jobs data and anticipated rate cuts .

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🧭 Investor Takeaways

• QQQ vs QQQM: Nearly identical strategies—QQQM offers slightly lower cost & smaller share size, but QQQ leads in liquidity.

• ONEQ: Better for broader market exposure, including mid‑ and small‑caps, but less tax & volume efficiency.

• Tailwinds: Semiconductor strength and trade‑deal optimism are key drivers—watch these closely for further Nasdaq ETF performance.

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✅ What You Can Do Next

• If you want large-cap tech focus with deep liquidity → go QQQ or QQQM.

• For wider tech + mid/small cap exposure, choose ONEQ.

• Monitor chip companies, trade headlines, and Fed cues—they directly influence these ETFs.