It can be challenging for active managers to top—or should I say keep up with—the S&P 500 consistently. But what about ...

except that QQQM has a slightly lower expense ratio, and QQQ has a much more liquid options market. QQQ also has a much longer trading history, so investors looking to analyze past performance and ...

PTF invests in technology stocks with strong momentum and has outperformed QQQ. Read why I am neutral on the fund.

MGK has been the better performer in recent years, but QQQ has a long history of outperforming MGK ... QQQ has a higher 0.20% expense ratio, which is still manageable, while MGK has a sterling ...

At the beginning of August, it dropped its expense ratio from 0.03% to 0.02%. The two Nasdaq 100 ETFs share a nearly identical narrative as the S&P 500 ETFs above. QQQ launched all the way back in ...

QQQ and QQQM are ETFs that follow the same index, making them very similar. While QQQ reigns supreme in terms of history ... also leads to a lower expense ratio, though. There are several factors ...

QQQ and MGK are two of the top ETFs that have delivered impressive returns for long-term investors. Investors should review each fund’s holdings, historical ... 0.20% expense ratio, which ...