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$VT$ 

$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$  

If you invested $1,000 in the Invesco QQQ Trust 10 years ago, your investment would be worth more than $6,700 today.

So please DCA with QQQ - it's a no-brainer.

Key Details of the Growth

Total Return: Around 571% over the 10-year period (with dividends reinvested).

Annualized Return: A compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of roughly 21%.

Market Outperformance: QQQ significantly beat the S&P 500 index over the same timeframe.

Main Growth Drivers: The fund’s heavy concentration in mega-cap technology and artificial intelligence leaders—such as Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft—pushed these gains

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  • Kelvin 梁
    12:06
    Kelvin 梁
    The QQQ holdings most exposed are split into AI spenders—where investors worry about returns and free-cash-flow pressure—and AI infrastructure suppliers, whose revenue depends on those spending budgets continuing.


    Exposure QQQ holding weight (2026-10-28) Why it is exposed
    NVIDIA (NVDA)
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    8.03% The largest direct beneficiary of AI data-centre buildouts. Any capex deferral or weaker GPU demand visibility can affect expectations quickly.
    Microsoft (MSFT)
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    6.10% Major AI infrastructure spender through Azure. The issue is whether AI-cloud demand and backlog convert fast enough to justify the elevated spend.
    Micron Technology (MU)
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    4.74% HBM and data-centre memory demand are tightly linked to AI-server deployment volumes; sensitive to a change in server-capex expectations.
    Amazon (AMZN)
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    4.25% AWS is a major AI-capex investor. Amazon has reaffirmed roughly US$220bn of 2026 capex, while trailing-12-month free cash flow was reported as a US$42.4bn outflow ,
  • cozyzi
    16:42
    cozyzi
    That 21% CAGR is crazy, but the next leg still comes from AI earnings compounding at Nvidia, Microsoft and the cloud stack
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