The SPY tracks the S&P 500 and is an index fund that's made up of the 500 largest companies on the U.S. stock exchanges, whereas the QQQ is an ETF that is composed of the 100 largest non-financial companies traded only on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
If you were to pick one, which will you pick? Which one is a better ETF to invest in when it comes to growth and stability?
At this roundtable, we talk about the difference between the two ETFs, their historical performance, current valuation, and the strategies behind investing in these two index funds.
