There are several QQQ equivalents. Just search for Nasdaq etfs. LYMS of SXRV for one. But just so you know it's not a tech etf, it just. It's almost 60% tech and most of its gains come from tech. In fact, it's a good recommendation as a tech fund, whether it's the explicit goal or not. I agree, it's likely the best of the available options, but it still puts MSFT as X META weight (despite only being X larger market cap). What are some of the best Tech ETF's on the TSX? mainly looking for holdings such as apple, google, Microsoft, etc. ; [deleted] · 92 · shogidiver. My 2 overall go-to favorite tech etfs are FTEC and VGT. They both hold the most companies of all the tech etfs I believe, and both have the cheapest ERs other.
NDQ is the best etf to invest for long term. Put it all in NDQ and you will be good long term. Cant find anything better. Upvote 1. Downvote. My current tech lineup, in 2 portfolios, is: SMH, SOXX, VGT and THNQ. SMH is the true king. I believe that IWY is outperforming both VGT and XLK. I've been seeing people say that tech will outperform the rest forever because we live in the age of technology, therefore it's better to go full VGT or QQQ. TDIV may be what you're looking for. The yield isn't too impressive for a dividend fund, but tech isn't a high dividend sector. The total return. Thoughts? Reputable Tech/Semiconductor ETFs has had the best gains in the last 10 years. Maybe as far back as 15 years. If you have another one you like more than these please let me know. Thanks in advance, I hope this creates some great discussions. Best Technology ETFs? · IGV: top software ETF (5 yr return of 74%, > 55% return from SPY) · GAMR: 1st ETF to target video game industry. Hi so I invested in a tech ETN (similar to an ETF) last week called FNGS which basically tracks the MAG 7 tech stocks. Of course tech is. imho the common tech sector etfs are bonkers. they don't cap the market weights sensibly so you have apple representing 22% of the s&p tech. QQQ is always a great diversified tech play. Also, I'm curious to see what Kenvue does over the next 10 years. TEC - this one is unhedged but, low mer at % and it holds stocks, although it doesnt seem capped (top 10 companies represent 51% of.
I was wondering about what would be a good consideration/addition to my portfolio (around another 30+ years of DCA into them). 2) Why would some tech ETFs not. RSPT is a great technology ETF. Performs well over the years, more generous dividends than similar funds, all market caps included, and unique. My 2 overall go-to favorite tech etfs are FTEC and VGT. They both hold the most companies of all the tech etfs I believe, and both have the cheapest ERs other. Personally for me, I like doing index funds or ETFs and then buying stocks for a handful of companies I find interesting or think they have good. VGT if you really want true tech. QQQM and VUG are tech heavy, but not all tech. technology will remain a driver in years). Can you advise on the following: What is the best world tech ETF for European investors? I decided that $XLK (Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund) is a good ETF choice for me. Really solid long term returns. If you want tech actually invest in a information ETF like VGT and not just the NASDAQ which is only recently tech heavy by market cap this. What I find attractive is an ETF comprised of companies representing the top quartile of their respective markets. Are any good ones that come.
Are there any ETFs specialising is US Top Tech (Apple, Nvidia,ETA etc.). I'm looking to put about 5K euro / month aeay. IYW is my go-to tech etf. It has a slightly higher experience ratio but makes up for it with its weightings and diversification in tech. I already invest in VWCE (85%) and S&P (15%), I'd like to research the tech ETFs more, haven't decided to invest there yet. I was thinking of getting into one or two of these ETFs: IYW, CIBR, XLK, VGT, FTEC, IXN. I don't know if this follows Bogle's principles but I. I've been invested in the vanguard FTSE all world etf (VWCE) for a while now and it's been pretty good. However I've come to realise that.
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Probably a good S&P index fund like IVV or VOO. Hard to beat If you're keeping it simple and looking for one. You could do 20% QQQM to see if you can beat. r/ETFs: The Exchange-Traded Funds Community and Forum. Broad:voo Large growth: schg jgro Caps: spmo xmhq avuv Tech;iyw xlk xntk Semi;soxq smh Leveraged: qld upro usd fngu My fav leveraged stock. VGT is a very good tech focused etf. QQQ is another very large tech focused etf. FTEC is a smaller tech focused etf by fidelity. SOXQ is a. Being a good investor is extremely difficult though, so the vast majority of investors will be better off just buying total market index funds.