QQQJ vs. QQQN: A Comparison Of Two Nasdaq Next Gen ETFs
Both offer a high growth tech focused opportunity, but one ETF comes out slightly ahead.
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Jul 26, 2021
Throughout the past several years, the tech sector has been the one area of the market that investors have consistently come back to for growth and, yes, even safety. While the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) doesn t offer pure tech exposure, it s used by many as a proxy for it.
Even during the COVID-19 recession of 2020, tech stocks continued to outperform the broader market. The tech sector actually began trailing the S&P 500 earlier this year when it appeared that cyclicals and value stocks were going to begin leading the way, but the reflation trade has since fizzled out and tech has returned to its familiar leadership position.
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It seems like a lot of people and companies are trying to brand themselves as “futurists” these days, but which ones really are poised to march fiercely into the great unknown? Just as importantly; what are the organizations that have the potential to be undervalued or still have room for explosive growth, and could provide a significant and accessible opportunity for investors without exposure to a large degree of undue risk?
A Possible Sweet Spot In The Market
The Nasdaq Stock Exchange is probably one of the best places to hunt for clues to the future, and few organizations know the future better than those in the Nasdaq-100. When a company makes it to the top 100 within the Nasdaq Composite, it’s a really big deal. These are the companies that are generally considered to be the top leaders of innovation and progress in the world, but what if there was a way to invest in these game-changing organizations before they got to where they are now?