QQQ · Invesco QQQ Trust

103 holdings · expense ratio 0.20% · top 10 = 46.7% · concentration score 37.4/100 · holdings as of 2026-09-08

Top 25 holdings

#HoldingWeight
1NVDA8.69%
2AAPL7.39%
3MSFT5.85%
4MU4.95%
5AMZN4.40%
6AMD3.62%
7GOOGL3.14%
8TSLA2.92%
9GOOG2.91%
10META2.89%
11AVGO2.78%
12INTC2.30%
13WMT2.27%
14CSCO1.89%
15COST1.77%
16LRCX1.76%
17PLTR1.72%
18AMAT1.65%
19NFLX1.42%
20SPCX1.29%
21PANW1.21%
22SNDK1.13%
23KLAC1.08%
24TXN1.03%
25LIN0.95%

Sector split

Information Technology
58.2%
Communication Services
13.8%
Consumer Discretionary
10.5%
Consumer Staples
6.1%
Health Care
3.8%
Industrials
3.3%
Utilities
1.2%
Unclassified
1.1%
Materials
1.0%
Energy
0.5%
Financials
0.2%
Cash and/or Derivatives
0.1%

What has changed

Between July 2026 and September 2026, from 3 months on record:

July 2026September 2026Change
Largest holdingAAPL8.2%NVDA8.7%changed hands
Top 10 holdings46.0%46.7%+0.7pp
Positions published104103−1

QQQ's largest position changed from AAPL to NVDA over this window. The two weights are not compared, because they belong to different companies.

One point per month, taken from the issuer's published holdings file. Tracking began July 2026 — figures from before then were not retained.

Overlaps most with

QQQM · 93%JEPQ · 68%MGK · 59%VUG · 59%IWF · 59%VONG · 58%

Share of each fund held in common, by weight, after looking through both.

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Holdings from the issuer's published holdings file, as of 2026-09-08. Weights are fractions of the fund. Check it against its SEC filings. Diagnostics, not advice — x-ray your whole portfolio.