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21.11.2021 - 28.11.2021

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Invesco NASDAQ Next Gen 100 ETF

QQQJ

Current price

31.40 USD +0.1 USD (+0.32%)

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ISIN US46138G6310

Category Mid-Cap Growth

Exchange NASDAQ

Capitalization 610 957 596 USD

Yield for 12 month +11.94 %

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Invesco NASDAQ Next Gen 100 ETF, a constituent of the ETF, is listed on the NASDAQ. Its market capitalization stands at 610 957 596 USD. Over the past year, it has generated a yield of +11.94 %. The fund's net expense ratio, a critical measure of operational efficiency, is recorded at 0.15 %. A significant allocation in cash assets underscores its liquidity position and risk management strategy. Turning to technical indicators, they offer a granular perspective on the fund's market behavior, historical trends, and potential forward momentum. For an in-depth analysis get premium access.

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Total Assets

610 957 596 USD

Net Expense Ratio

0.15 %

Annual Holdings Turnover

31.00 %

Long 0.02%

Short 0%

Net Assets 0.02%

Long 85.15%

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Net Assets 85.15%

Long 14.83%

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1y Volatility 15.53%

Returns YTD 1.90%

3y Volatility 19.69%

Returns 1Y 14.05%

3y ExpReturn 0.00%

Returns 3Y 7.67%

3y SharpRatio 0.21%

Returns 5Y 0.00%

Returns 10Y 0.00%

24.89 USD 32.94 USD

50 Day MA 29.28 USD

200 Day MA 30.39 USD

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