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QQQM is passively managed to track a modified-market-cap weighted narrow index of 100 NASDAQ-listed stocks, excluding financials.

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Since inflation is still high and previously issued transitory forecasts have clearly proved inaccurate, preparing for deflation may seem like a far-fetched concept for many investors.

Growth-Heavy ETFs Have Deflationary Goods

It's the largest sector in a slew of basic broad market exchange traded funds and its 2022 slump is well-documented, so it's easy to understand why investors remain captivated by technology.

Investors Still Want to Talk Tech

Last week's second-quarter GDP reading was tepid to say the least, sparking concerns that the U.S. economy is in a recession. While the definition of recession is shifting these days, there is some precedent that investors can rely on, and that includes the point that growth stocks historically outperform value when the economy slows.

Slowing Economy Could Turn Tide for Growth-Heavy ETFs

Growth stocks struggled mightily in the first half of this year, producing sour returns for sectors such as consumer discretionary and technology.

Important QQQ Sectors Showing Signs of Life

Due to the dollar being one of the best-performing currencies in the world this year and Russia's war against Ukraine, among other factors, investors are rightfully leery about stocks of companies with significant international revenue exposure.

International Exposure Not as Bad as It Seemed

With growth and technology stocks temporarily out of favor, it's easy for investors to lose sight of some of the finer attributes associated with some of the larger, more mature companies in these groups.

Q's Have Quality and That's Important

One of the widely discussed results of growth and technology stocks faltering this year is that some growth- and tech-heavy industries are now chock full of previously richly valued stocks that are sporting more attractive multiples.

Cheap Stocks in This Growth Industry Available in These ETFs

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The number of assets allocated to thematic exchange traded funds ballooned in recent years. Undoubtedly, these products are pioneers in various investment niches, some of which were previously hard to reach or outright inaccessible to ordinary investors.

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Amid rising interest rates, persistently high inflation, and sagging consumer confidence, it's not surprising that the consumer discretionary sector is enduring some punishment this year. Likewise, it's not surprising that some market participants aren't enthusiastic about consumer cyclical equities and the related exchange traded funds.

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Like other technology behemoths, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is slumping this year, but that doesn't mean the case for the iPhone maker's shares is dead, nor does it mean that the company's fundamentals are flawed.

These ETFs Could Benefit From Another Winning Apple Strategy

As has been widely documented, these aren't go-go days for growth stocks with communication services, consumer discretionary, and technology ranking as three of 2022's worst-offending sectors. Predictably, that's a drag on exchange traded funds such as the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM).

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The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) and the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM) are typically viewed as growth-heavy exchange traded funds and, in more sanguine market environments, that description is accurate. Amid a substantial repudiation of large- and mega-cap growth stocks this year, some members of the Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) — the underlying benchmark for both [.

Healthy Amount of Undervalued Stocks Found in These ETFs

Some companies already reported, but July marks the earnest start of second-quarter earnings season. After stocks posted the worst first half showing in 50 years, it's understandable that many investors aren't enthusiastic about upcoming earnings reports.

These ETFs Have Earnings Season Potential

The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) and the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM) are typically viewed as tech-heavy exchange traded funds, and that's accurate, as the ETFs allocate almost half their respective weights to that sector. However, while the two Invesco ETFs avoid financial services stocks and lack exposure to some other groups, they also feature [.

Bargains in This Sector Could Propel QQQ

There's no denying that value stocks are outperforming growth rivals by considerable margins this year. Beyond that, some of the factors hampering growth names, namely rising interest rates, remain in place.

Why Growth Stocks May Merit Another Look

The first half of 2022 was unkind to equities, and technology stocks were among the most egregious offenders. Obviously, that's a drag because tech is the most prominent sector exposure in a variety of broad market strategies.

Software Stocks Could Support Tech Rebound

Recession fears are rising and some of the world's best economists now expect a mild recession in 2023. Defensive blue-chips such as consumer staples, healthcare, and utilities are time-tested ways to minimize sales, earnings, cash flow, and dividend declines in economic downturns.

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Stocks are coming off their worst first half showing in 50 years, and with July sitting firmly in the middle of the weaker six-month period for equities, it's understandable that expectations are low for stocks in the seventh month of the year. While second-quarter earnings season, which starts in earnest this month, could present challenges [.

July Brings Hope for Sagging Growth Stocks

With growth stocks stumbling this year, value is emerging in some surprising places. Among those are mega-cap, growth-heavy exchange traded funds.

Query the Qs for Some Value

Investors looking for a silver lining in this year's growth stock slump may be able to find it in the form of lower valuations. Entering this year, many of the marquee components in growth-heavy exchange traded funds such as the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) and the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM) were richly valued, but [.

Big Tech Not as Pricey as It Once Was

Amid a prolonged slump by growth and technology stocks, some investors may be inclined to throw babies out with the bathwater. However, technology — the largest sector weight in a slew of broad domestic equity benchmarks — still offers potential secular winners.

Secular Winners Found in These ETFs

Growth stocks are embattled to say the least, marking a significant reversal in fortune. In 11 of the 15 calendar years leading up to 2022, growth trounced value.

Maybe Some Hope for Growth Stocks

There are nine letters in “inflation,” but these days, it might as well be a four-letter word due to the adverse impact that soaring consumer and producer prices are having on risk assets. As homes to a slew of growth stocks, the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) and the Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (QQQM) are among [.

How Much Growth Companies Are Discussing the “I-Word”

The S&P 500 officially entered a bear market on Monday, confirming what many market participants already knew: Previous leaders in the growth stock arena are mightily faltering. Add persistently high inflation, talk of accelerating interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, and rising recession fears to the equation, and it's understandable that many investors are [.

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