QQQ stock purchases totaled $668.2 million on October 23, 2026, as the Invesco QQQ Trust increased all 101 of its stock positions without recording a sale. Nvidia and Apple were its largest additions by dollar value.
Key Takeaways
- Nvidia led purchases at $54.2 million, narrowly ahead of Apple at $54.1 million.
- The fund opened no new positions and fully exited none.
QQQ stock purchases span all holdings
The fund added 256,823 Nvidia shares and 155,534 Apple shares. Microsoft was the third-largest purchase, followed by Micron Technology and Amazon.
Gross purchases matched net buying because no positions were reduced. The figures reflect changes in the fund’s US-listed stock holdings, not a measurement of investor subscriptions or redemptions.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Nvidia | 256,823 shares added; $54.2 million |
| Apple | 155,534 shares added; $54.1 million |
| Microsoft | 79,135 shares added; $41.5 million |
| Micron Technology | 33,231 shares added; $29.2 million |
| Amazon | 114,931 shares added; $28.5 million |
Fund holdings and concentration
QQQ held $476.67 billion in assets, with its 10 largest holdings accounting for 46.7% of the portfolio. Nvidia and Apple were the two largest positions, at 8.11% and 8.09%, respectively.
Technology accounted for 58.0% of stocks that could be classified, followed by communication services at 11.8% and consumer cyclical at 10.8%. The fund’s expense ratio was 0.18%.
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