AI listings

Will the upcoming listing on the Nasdaq of these huge companies bring this investment up? Interested in people’s thoughts.

Long may it continue

The last few weeks are exactly the reason I like to invest into an ETF - steady progress and now 17% up. You see a lot of people shouting about huge gains in individual stocks but also plenty of red! Hopefully this good turn can continue!

Dividend

Not received the dividend today - has anyone else?

NASDAQ100

this is the best investment i ever made

I don't understand

Nasdaq currently 0.05% in the green while EQQQ is 3.03% in the red. Previous explanations suggest FX but that can't be the whole story. Why are we so disadvantaged in the UK?

Good progress

The progress after the last week or so has been great, let’s hope it continues. There are some monster players announcing their earnings tomorrow - let’s see where this goes 👀💰🤞🏻

This or Mag 7

Mag 7 is what mainly drives the gain in this ETF so what do people choose this for over Mag 7 ? Personally im happy to have a bit extra exposure to the individuals companies for a higher reward given they are all powerhouses and always deliver

Summary ! Which one to choose ?

I’ve seen a lot of questions about which Nasdaq-100 ETF is best on Trading212. They all track the same index but differ in fees, dividend treatment, and currency hedging. I put this together so we can compare them clearly in one place. 📊 Nasdaq-100 ETFs (UK investors, ISA-friendly) Non-Hedged (USD exposure): • XNAQ (Xtrackers, Accumulating) → TER 0.20%, accumulating (dividends reinvested), AUM ~€1.4bn, GBP-listed, spread ~0.10–0.15%. Cheapest and best for long-term growth. • EQQQ (Invesco, Distributing) → TER 0.30%, distributing (quarterly dividends), AUM ~€9bn, spread ~0.03–0.05%. Huge fund, good if you want income. • iShares Nasdaq-100 (Acc) → TER 0.30%, accumulating, AUM ~€17bn (largest in Europe), spread ~0.05–0.10%. Solid brand, reliable choice. • Invesco EQQQ (Acc) → TER 0.30%, accumulating, AUM ~€3bn, spread ~0.05–0.10%. Same exposure as EQQQ but reinvests dividends. GBP-Hedged (currency risk removed): • EQGB (Invesco, Accumulating) → TER 0.35%, accumulating, AUM ~€430m, spread ~0.03–0.05%. Protects against GBP/USD swings, but higher fee and less efficient. ✅ Takeaway: • For growth/compounding → XNAQ (Acc, 0.20%) is best value. • For dividend income → EQQQ (Dist, 0.30%). • All have tight spreads (0.03–0.15%), so fees matter more in the long run. • Hedged versions like EQGB only make sense if you’re very FX-averse. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This is just a summary for comparison. Not financial advice — please do your own research before investing.

Where can I find the Invesco Nasdaq-100 Acc?

Apprechate all responses.

QQQM alternative

Hello everyone. I hope you are well during this wild ride of the markets. I would be thankful if anyone could point me out to QQQM alternatives tradable from T212. I came across some swap based ETF but I'd rather invest in something that contains the underlining assets. If there is nothing similar to QQQM then a QQQ alternative will do. Thanks in advance.

The Nasdaq HALTED?

What witchcraft is this?!