Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF Boosts All 101 Holdings
The fund executed $182.7 million in net purchases across its entire portfolio of large-cap technology stocks.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Investing
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The Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF recently increased its positions in all 101 of its existing holdings, committing $182.7 million in net assets to the move. The fund did not sell any stocks or add new companies during the latest adjustment.
Why it matters
This broad expansion across all current positions signals a uniform increase in exposure to the fund's existing large-cap strategy. By bolstering all holdings, the fund maintains its current sector balance and investment structure without divesting from specific companies.
The fund currently manages $109.52 billion in total assets, with the technology sector accounting for 58.6% of its portfolio. The ETF maintains a low expense ratio of 0.15% while targeting large-cap investments.
The players
Invesco
Invesco is a global investment management firm that provides a wide range of investment strategies, including exchange-traded funds and mutual funds.
NVIDIA
NVIDIA is a technology company specializing in the design and manufacture of graphics processing units and artificial intelligence hardware.
Apple
Apple is a multinational technology corporation known for designing and manufacturing consumer electronics, software, and online services.
Microsoft
Microsoft is a technology company that develops software, consumer electronics, and personal computers.
Amazon
Amazon is a global technology and e-commerce leader that operates in retail, cloud computing, and digital streaming.
The details
The fund executed these purchases proportionately across its portfolio, with NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, Micron Technology, and Amazon representing the largest dollar-value additions. The 10 largest holdings currently account for 47.1% of the total asset weight.
Timeline
October 14, 2026: The fund executed $182.7 million in net purchases.
October 16, 2026: Shares of the fund traded near $295.
Market Dynamics
This uniform portfolio expansion reflects a broader trend of capital allocation within large-cap indices subject to SEC disclosure standards. Such movements indicate how funds manage liquidity and sector concentration amidst shifting macroeconomic environments.
Retail investors holding shares of this ETF have seen their exposure to the underlying 101 companies increase uniformly. The fund's 18.96% year-to-date return may be influenced by these large-scale rebalancing efforts.
The takeaway
Investors should monitor future portfolio filings to see if this uniform growth trend persists or shifts toward profit-taking. Consistent expense ratios remain a key factor for those using such ETFs to gain broad exposure to the technology sector.
What happens next
Future holdings updates will track if the fund continues adding to positions or begins trimming stocks.
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