Invesco QQQ TrustNASDAQ: QQQ

Despite potential policy benefits from Trump's administration, I'm seeing at least four out of seven bubble signs in QQQ per Ray Dalio's framework. These signs include high valuation ratios, broad bullish sentiment, unsustainable growth projections, and larger-than-expected tightening risks. The P/E ratios are among the most elevated levels in at least 10 years and implies unrealistic growth expectations in the years to come.

Friday's market swoon may seem intimidating on the surface. Nevertheless, several pieces of evidence, including the QQQ chart, sentiment, and seasonality suggest that the downside will be limited.

The Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) surged 5.48% last week as investors digested the 2024 election outcomes. NDX, which is chock full of famed tech stocks, appeared to like the news.

The recent onslaught of earnings reports from the communication services and technology sectors has provided analysts and investors with some insight into Corporate America's 2025 plans for artificial intelligence (AI) spending. Still, considerable debate lingers about the validity of those expenditures and AI broadly.

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The bulk of the marquee third-quarter earnings reports have already delivered and the presidential election is decided. So analysts and investors can resume focusing on earnings trends for the current quarter.

Looking for broad exposure to the Large Cap Growth segment of the US equity market? You should consider the Invesco QQQ (QQQ), a passively managed exchange traded fund launched on 03/10/1999.

With 2024 being an election year, much attention has been paid to the candidates' and parties' platforms for bringing more manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. Also known as reshoring, the movement garnered new attention when the COVID-19 punished global supply chains. It's a point of emphasis for both parties.

The buzz all week on Wall Street was about Big Tech earnings.