EQQQ Invesco EQQQ NASDAQ-100 UCITS ETF Dist
- Yearly cost (TER)
- 0.30%[1]
- Net assets, whole fund
- $21.6B[1]
- Holdings
- 102[1]
- Index
- NASDAQ-100 Index (USD)[1]
- Distribution
- Distributing[1]
- Replication
- Physical[1]
- Launch date
- 2002-12-02[1]
- ISIN
- IE0032077012[1]
Data as of 2026-09-30 in USD. Numbers in brackets point to the source documents listed at the bottom of the page. n/a means the figure is not in the documents we read.
What the fund holds, by EdgeScore verdict
The part of this fund invested in companies EdgeScore scores, split by their financial-strength verdict.
- Financially strong63%(26.8% of the fund)
- Nearly strong17%(7.4% of the fund)
- Financially weak20%(8.6% of the fund)
Shares of the scored part, which is 43% of the fund's net assets within its top holdings only. Holdings: Top holdings only, 2026-09-30. Verdicts come from each company's annual reports, as on its EdgeScore page, and say nothing about the share price.
Top holdings [1]
- NvidiaNVDA8.3%
- AppleAAPL7.4%
- MicrosoftMSFT5.8%
- Micron TechnologyMU5.0%
- Advanced Micro DevicesAMD4.2%
- Amazon4.1%
- Meta Platforms 'A'META3.3%
- AlphabetGOOGL3.1%
- AlphabetGOOGL2.9%
- TeslaTSLA2.8%
Sectors [1]
- Information technology59.9%
- Communication services15.0%
- Consumer discretionary10.1%
- Consumer staples5.5%
- Health care3.8%
- Industrials3.1%
- Utilities1.0%
- Materials0.90%
- Energy0.40%
- Financials0.20%
Countries [1]
- United States97.1%
- Netherlands1.2%
- Canada0.90%
- Brazil0.40%
- China0.20%
- United Kingdom0.20%
What 0.30% a year adds up to
The fund takes its cost from the money invested every year. Change the amount, the years or the assumed return.
1 to 50
Before costs; your assumption
EQQQ at 0.30% a year
1,547
lost to costs after 20 years: 5.8% of the 26,533 the money would reach with no costs (it reaches 24,986).
Sources
- [1] Invesco factsheet, 30 September 2026, as of 2026-09-30Yearly cost (TER), Net assets, Holdings, Launch date, ISIN, Distribution, Replication, Index, Top holdings, Sectors, Countries
The cost is the ongoing charge. The factsheet lists Alphabet twice, once for each share class.
No returns: they need a daily price history for each fund, and for most of these funds we have no price source we may publish. The issuer's factsheet shows past performance.
For information and education only, not investment advice. Check the issuer's documents (factsheet, KID, prospectus) before you rely on any figure.