Invesco QQQ Sponsor Spotlight

The video discusses the significance of QQQ, the 5th largest ETF globally, and its role in tracking the NASDAQ 100 index. It highlights the innovation within NASDAQ 100 companies, focusing on R&D and patent activity. The growth of the ETF market over 25 years is explored, emphasizing the democratization of investing and the role of QQQ in this process. The video also covers the opportunities QQQ provides for institutional investors, such as liquidity and options trading.

What is the primary index that QQQ tracks?

• Russell 2000

• NASDAQ 100

• Dow Jones Industrial Average

• S&P 500

What is the average daily trading volume of QQQ?

• 5 billion

• 10 billion

• 15 billion

• 20 billion

Which factor is NOT used to gauge innovation in NASDAQ 100 companies?

• Research and development spending

• Marketing expenditure

• Revenue from new products

• Patent activity

How has the ETF market changed over the past 25 years?

• It has become less accessible to investors

• It has grown from niche offerings to a global system

• It has decreased in size

• It has remained the same

What anniversary is QQQ approaching as mentioned in the transcript?

• 10th anniversary

• 20th anniversary

• 25th anniversary

• 30th anniversary

What is one of the main benefits of QQQ for institutional investors?

• Restricted market access

• Great liquidity

• Limited trading options

• High management fees

What is a notable feature of the options market surrounding QQQ?

• Options expire on a daily basis

• Options expire monthly

• Options do not expire

• Options expire weekly