QQQ

I'm also selling my shares of the NASDAQ 100

hold the NASDAQ 100, ticker symbol QQQ

Some would argue that the 12% pull down or test of the market that we just went through on the QQQs was the best buying opportunity for going long.

the biggest thing we focused on is as markets were selling off, we were buying the dip, staying light, and making sure that we were invested, that we had a position if markets do begin to recover as they hit lows of like 2 .1 to .2% for Nasdaq's QQQ.

do I want to buy this dip or should I wait because the cheap can always get cheaper

I bought QQQ and I bought SMH as well.

I make a habit of buying the indices anytime they drop minus 10% or more. If the NASDAQ gets to this 100 day moving average, it will be down 10%. And here's why I would be a big buyer at that position

my plan is to buy every minus 10% down on the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ

Also added to QQQ.

I do think there's a buy the dip opportunity here.

I do think it's okay to stay bullish above 706 and then simply just get more risk off if we break down below 706.

সুতরাং, এই পরিস্থিতিতে, আমি মনে করি আপনি ট্রিপল কিউ-তে বুলিশ হতে পারেন এবং বুল ব্রেকআউটের প্রস্তুতি নিতে পারেন

You have the IWM's neutral, you have the spy neutral, and you have the QQQ's positive.

75% Nasdaq, 25% Bitcoin. $20 a day split between them.

Let's start off with the boring option, the Nasdaq 100, the QQQ.

That would be a great chance for me to stack some more QQQ. If we get it, that's probably what I'll be doing.

Then you got the QQQ. Okay.

SMH, QQQ, Drum. I call it DJ Drama, but DRAM, tick, ticker symbol D R A M. These are some great ETFs.

Or if you're feeling adventurous, if you want to QQ it up a little bit.

If you deploy QQQ in the bull market and ROCQ in the case of a flat or defensive environment for both income and risk mitigation.

I don't want to invest in QQQ because maybe the expense ratio is too high.

I know I have SPY and QQQ, too.

These are tech and growth fund comparisons like QQQ, QQQM, VUG, so on and so forth.

my community and I are still bullish on long-term tech and innovation and continue investing in ETFs like QQQ

then you can invest in something like QQQM, QQQ, VGT, VUG

You'll often hear this referred to as QQQ and chill or V and chill, where you invest 90% of your money into one reliable ETF

You could also invest in maybe 30% in a growth ETF such as QQQM, QQQ

SO THE SHORT TERM IS THERE, BUT THEY ARE LOOKING TO BUY THE TIPS EACH TIME NASDAQ GOES DOWN BECAUSE THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THEY THINK IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Comprei $492 nesse ativo QQQ.

Por isso que o meu aporte de hoje ele vai então para esse ativo QQQ, tá? ... Vou aumentar a minha posição, então, para dar uma equilibrada na carteira em ETFs internacionais.

E é por isso que os outros R$ 100 aproximadamente foram direto pro nosso segundo ativo que eu vou te mostrar agora na tela. O segundo ativo é esse aqui, o QQQ, que replica o NASDAQ 11

As far as buying the S&P 500 or the NASDAQ or the Q's or whatever you want to buy as an ETF, I believe that the better buying opportunities for this entire year is still yet to come between now and October.

We always set up a put. I never do a call on the FOMC meeting, only a put.

Had you never sold, all right, let's just say you were buying ticker symbol QQQ, the entire Nasdaq, okay?

buy the NASDAQ 100

wouldn't be adding it.

once QQQ Q falls hard and becomes much more reasonably priced, I'm absolutely adding that to my low-cost ETF dollar cost averaging without a doubt.

If you instead would have put that $50,000 in something tried and true, one of my favorite broad growth ETFs, QQQ, which at the time was $216, you'd have bought 231.5 shares of QQQ.

people that you would think would be the most all-in on the AI trade right now are actually selling and getting out.

the third ETF that is a foundational position is going to be none other than QQQ.

the fourth play is the simplest the most boring and the one that I would highly recommend… It is the NASDAQ itself. QQQ. It's the NASDAQ ETF.

PRIOR TO THAT, IT WAS MOVEMENT AWAY FROM THE HYPERSCALERS.

I don't think it makes a lot of sense to be investing in hyperscalers or AI stocks at this point.