ilmscore | Prediction Details
"these are your companies that are trying to grow as big as possible as fast as possible and then Within These growth stocks you have your large growth stocks and your smaller growth stocks your larger growth stocks are a little bit more mature these are companies that might be making profits they might be paying out small dividends but they're still really investing in their growth they're still investing a lot in ation because they still want to grow bigger so the first example of this would be investing in something like QQQ so QQQ gives you exposure to the NASDAQ which is essentially the 100 largest companies which are not Financial so this would be companies like Amazon and apple and Microsoft and Tesla a lot of these companies are tech companies but when you're investing in QQQ you're getting exposure to 100 of the largest non-financial companies which many of them are in the tech space on the other hand and you also have the small cap growth stocks where you can get exposure through something like s LG so Sy y LG invests into the smaller cap growth companies and these are going to be a lot of companies that you might not have heard of"
By Minority Mindset | February 25, 2024 | Pending
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MASTERCLASS: 10 Places Your Money NEEDS To Go As Soon As You Get Paid 01:11:01 - 01:12:08
Interpreted Prediction
Growth stock ETFs focus on companies aiming for rapid expansion. Large-cap growth ETFs (like QQQ, tracking the NASDAQ's top 100 non-financial companies) invest in established, often tech-focused companies, while small-cap growth ETFs (like IYG) target smaller companies with higher growth potential but also higher risk.

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Growth Stock ETFs (Large vs. Small Cap)

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