Great article for etf-er like me
SPY vs VOO vs QQQ 🚀🚀🚀
@SR050321：
Today i wish to highlight 3 ETF for your consideration, after doing some research of 10 years performance of $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$$Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$$Nasdaq 100 ETF(QQQ)$turned out that QQQ have the highest return [Surprised] however the dividend is the least. With its largest holdings trading well above their long-term trading multiples, QQQ is at the risk of further correction in the medium term. QQQ puts the 100 most-important Nasdaq stocks into your portfolio in one trade. Best of all, it leaves out financials, focusing your portfolio on companies in faster-growing sectors. The QQQ a low cost way to own the companies building the future economy. So higher return but also higher risk ? Fair enough. While comparing the 3 ETF the major difference is the expenses ratio. VOO the lowest expenses ration (winner).VOO 0.03%, SPY 0.09%, QQQ 0.20 % Dividend ? Total in 10 yrs and reinvested, SPY slightly higher than VOO. SPY the winner. Pls refer to the 3 pics to be clearer. So current stock price QQQ is the cheapest,should I consider it ? let me know if you have any idea, will start to watch QQQ [Cool] Invest wisely my friends, thanks for reading 💕 @TigerStars
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