Invesco QQQ Trust ( $QQQ ) has risen by 0.26% in the past week. It has experienced a 5-day net inflow of $1.24 billion.
This is due, in part, to market sentiment on some of the ETF’s largest holdings. For example:
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Forget margin or options. Here's how the pros trade QQQ- Nvidia Corporation heads into its February 25 fiscal Q4 report with Wall Street expecting about 70% earnings and revenue growth as hyperscalers ramp AI data‑center spending that could reach $700 billion in 2026. Despite modest year‑to‑date gains and rising competitive chatter, Nvidia still controls over 80% of AI GPUs, trades around $187, and carries a Strong Buy rating with consensus targets near $265, implying roughly 40% upside if margins in the mid‑70% range hold.
- Apple Inc has slipped this year, pressured by a West Virginia lawsuit over child‑safety failures on iCloud, supply‑chain cost worries, and delays to its upgraded AI‑powered Siri, yet analysts largely see the weakness as temporary. Wedbush’s Daniel Ives and others argue Apple’s 2.5 billion‑device ecosystem, 2026 Siri AI rollout, and Google Gemini tie‑up could unlock $75–$100 per share in AI value, supporting a Moderate Buy rating and average targets around $307–$350, or mid‑teens to 30% upside.
- Microsoft shares are down about 10%–12% over the past month as part of the tech selloff, but Wall Street remains firmly bullish, pointing to what some call decade‑low relative valuations and strong AI momentum. Management says Copilot is now the main growth engine for M365, Azure demand is constrained more by data‑center capacity than appetite, and in‑house chips plus proprietary models should protect margins, underpinning Strong Buy ratings and average price targets near $594–$635, implying roughly 50% upside.