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Their other posts in the index, biggest breakout first.
If you own QQQM, should you sell it right now and buy IQQ instead? I could weigh in on QQQ vs QQQM vs IQQ. If you had $1 million invested, stop investing in ETF's based on share price alone, it really doesn't matter. So here we've got a little scenario here. QQQ vs QQQM vs IQQ. If you had $1 million invested. QQQ is $281/share, 1,412 shares. Dividend: $3.03/0.44%. Annual Div Income: $4278/yr. Expense Ratio: 0.18%. Annual Fee: $1800. 10 year growth: 518%. Next 10 years: ~200%. QQQ stock price: $2,124/share. $2,449,088. QQQM is $281/share, 3,436 shares. Dividend: $1.31/0.46%. Annual Div Income: $4501/yr. Expense Ratio: 0.15%. Annual Fee: $1500. QQQM created in 2020. Return still 518%. Next 10 years: ~200%. QQQM stock price: $873/share. $2,999,628. IQQ is $24/share, 41,666 shares. Dividend: Not published yet. Estimate: $0.11/0.45%. Annual Div Income: $4583/yr. Expense Ratio: 0.10%. Annual Fee: $1000. IQQ created in June 2026. Return still 518%. Next 10 years: ~200%. 100 stock price: $72/share. $2,999,952. So everybody's stressing out in the comments over is this one better or that one's more affordable? I can get more shares. The only thing that's slightly different is the expense ratio. And if you are already in one, it's really not worth switching. It is such a small amount of money. Big picture, relax. Relax. The point is, a 518% return is a 518% return. Over the next decade, the Nasdaq 100 has a more modest return of let's say around 200%. It could be just an example. QQQQ stock price will be $2,124 per share. That means your one million dollar investment has turned into a total account value of $2,999,088. QQQM is $291 per share. Your million dollar investment gets you more shares, 3,436. But the annual dividend comes out to roughly the same amount. It's a little bit higher because the funds are slightly different in their fees and in their tracking of that kind. But your dividend is around $4500. The expense ratio is 0.15%. So your annual million dollar investment is $1500. And again, since QQQM is relatively new, it doesn't have a 10 year chart, but to the Nasdaq 100, the Nasdaq 100, the return will be around 518%. So again, we're assuming that the Nasdaq 100 will go up 200% over the next 10 years. The stock price of IQQ, if it goes up 200% over a decade would be $72 per share. Your one million dollar investment is now worth $2,999,952. So everybody's stressing out in the comments over is this one better or that one's more affordable? I can get more shares. The only thing that's slightly different is the expense ratio. And if you are already in one, it's really not worth switching. It is such a small amount of money. Big picture, relax. Relax.