QQQM ETF purchases totaled $495.1 million on October 23, 2026, as the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF increased all 101 of its stock positions without recording a sale. Nvidia was the largest purchase by value, narrowly ahead of Apple.
Key Takeaways
- The fund added $40.2 million in Nvidia shares and $40.1 million in Apple shares.
- Gross purchases matched net buying because no positions were reduced.
QQQM ETF purchases led by existing holdings
The fund added 190,323 Nvidia shares and 115,254 Apple shares. Microsoft, Micron Technology and Amazon rounded out its five largest purchases by dollar value.
None of the five purchases was a new position, and the fund did not fully exit any holding. The figures cover reported changes in US-listed stock holdings; they do not establish how much investors put into or withdrew from the ETF.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Nvidia | 190,323 shares added; $40.2 million |
| Apple | 115,254 shares added; $40.1 million |
| Microsoft | 58,653 shares added; $30.8 million |
| Micron Technology | 24,624 shares added; $21.6 million |
| Amazon | 85,158 shares added; $21.1 million |
Fund holdings and concentration
QQQM had $108.76 billion in assets, with its 10 largest holdings representing 46.7% of the portfolio. Nvidia and Apple were its largest positions, at 8.11% and 8.09% of assets, respectively.
Technology accounted for 58.0% of the stocks that could be classified, followed by communication services at 11.8% and consumer cyclical at 10.8%. The fund’s expense ratio was 0.15%.
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