NEOS NASDAQ-100(R) High Income ETF QQQI

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51.66 USD -1.76 -3.29%

At close · Oct 30

51.84 +0.18 +0.34%

After hours · Oct 30, 7:59 PM ET

Bid
51.65 × 29
Ask
51.66 × 30
51.13 Day range 52.24
48.12 52-week range 57.69
YTD
-4.08%
1 year
-6.65%
Open
52.16
Prev close
53.42
Mkt cap
15.28B
Vol
8.81M
Avg vol
4.37M
EPS
1.96
P/E
26.35
Div yield
0.00%
More statistics
Low
51.13
High
52.24
Forward P/E
0.00
Beta
0.00
Short ratio
0.00
Inst. own
0.00%
Dividend
0.00
Ex-div date
50-d avg
54.71
200-d avg
54.18
1y target
0.00

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Signals (116)
NameTimeAgo
SMA: BullishOct 30, 2:55 PM1 day ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 30, 2:55 PM1 day ago
RSI: OversoldOct 30, 2:45 PM1 day ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 30, 2:00 PM1 day ago
RSI: OversoldOct 30, 1:50 PM1 day ago
RSI: OversoldOct 30, 1:30 PM1 day ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 30, 1:20 PM1 day ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 30, 1:05 PM1 day ago
RSI: OversoldOct 30, 12:45 PM1 day ago
SMA: BearishOct 30, 11:10 AM1 day ago
SMA: BullishOct 30, 11:05 AM1 day ago
SMA: BearishOct 30, 11:00 AM1 day ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 30, 10:40 AM1 day ago
SMA: BullishOct 30, 10:35 AM1 day ago
SMA: BearishOct 30, 9:30 AM1 day ago
SMA: BearishOct 30, 9:30 AM1 day ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 30, 9:30 AM1 day ago
RSI: OversoldOct 30, 9:30 AM1 day ago
SMA: BullishOct 29, 3:15 PM2 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 29, 3:05 PM2 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 29, 2:50 PM2 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 29, 2:50 PM2 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 29, 2:30 PM2 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 29, 2:20 PM2 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 29, 1:10 PM2 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 29, 1:00 PM2 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 29, 12:55 PM2 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 29, 12:55 PM2 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 29, 12:55 PM2 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 29, 12:20 PM2 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 29, 12:10 PM2 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 29, 11:55 AM2 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 29, 11:45 AM2 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 29, 11:30 AM2 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 29, 11:00 AM2 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 29, 10:40 AM2 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 29, 10:30 AM2 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 29, 10:15 AM2 days ago
RSI: OversoldOct 29, 9:45 AM2 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 29, 9:30 AM2 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 29, 9:30 AM2 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 29, 9:30 AM2 days ago
RSI: OversoldOct 29, 9:30 AM2 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 28, 3:45 PM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 3:40 PM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 3:25 PM3 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 28, 3:15 PM3 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 28, 2:30 PM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 2:25 PM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 2:25 PM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 2:05 PM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 1:50 PM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 1:50 PM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 1:15 PM3 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 28, 1:15 PM3 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 28, 12:50 PM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 12:35 PM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 12:25 PM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 12:20 PM3 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 28, 12:10 PM3 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 28, 12:00 PM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 11:55 AM3 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 28, 11:50 AM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 11:45 AM3 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 28, 11:15 AM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 11:00 AM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 11:00 AM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 10:35 AM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 10:25 AM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 10:05 AM3 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 28, 10:05 AM3 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 28, 10:00 AM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 9:55 AM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 9:50 AM3 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 28, 9:50 AM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 9:45 AM3 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 28, 9:45 AM3 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 28, 9:30 AM3 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 28, 9:30 AM3 days ago
RSI: OverboughtOct 28, 9:30 AM3 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 27, 3:55 PM4 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 27, 3:50 PM4 days ago
RSI: OverboughtOct 27, 3:30 PM4 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 27, 3:00 PM4 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 27, 2:50 PM4 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 27, 2:40 PM4 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 27, 1:50 PM4 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 27, 1:30 PM4 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 27, 1:15 PM4 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 27, 1:15 PM4 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 27, 1:10 PM4 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 27, 12:30 PM4 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 27, 12:15 PM4 days ago
RSI: OverboughtOct 27, 11:35 AM4 days ago
RSI: OverboughtOct 27, 11:10 AM4 days ago
RSI: OverboughtOct 27, 11:00 AM4 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 27, 10:30 AM4 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 27, 10:25 AM4 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 27, 10:20 AM4 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 27, 10:15 AM4 days ago
MACD: Sell SignalOct 27, 10:10 AM4 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 27, 9:30 AM4 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 27, 9:30 AM4 days ago
MACD: Buy SignalOct 27, 9:30 AM4 days ago
RSI: OverboughtOct 27, 9:30 AM4 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 26, 3:45 PM5 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 26, 3:30 PM5 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 26, 3:25 PM5 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 26, 3:10 PM5 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 26, 3:10 PM5 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 26, 2:50 PM5 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 26, 1:50 PM5 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 26, 1:30 PM5 days ago
SMA: BullishOct 26, 12:55 PM5 days ago
SMA: BearishOct 26, 12:35 PM5 days ago
RSI: OverboughtOct 26, 10:55 AM5 days ago

Discussion (6)

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Member QQQI 5 months ago #1

CRML/ time to buy and hold!

The new day trading rules are generally bad for short sellers because they limit their ability to short stocks during periods of significant price decline, which can prevent them from capitalizing on downward momentum. This restriction is designed to reduce volatility and protect the market from excessive selling pressure.
tradingsim.com centerpointsecurities.com
Impact of New Day Trading Rules on Short Sellers
The recent changes to day trading rules have significant implications for short sellers. Here’s a breakdown of how these rules affect their trading strategies.
Short Sale Restrictions
Limitations on Short Selling: The new rules impose restrictions on short selling during periods when a stock has declined significantly. Specifically, short sellers cannot short a stock on a downtick if it has fallen by more than 10% from the previous session's closing price.
Purpose of Restrictions: These limitations are designed to reduce volatility in the market and prevent excessive downward pressure on stock prices. This means that short sellers may find it more challenging to capitalize on falling stocks.
Consequences for Short Sellers
Aspect Description
Market Volatility The restrictions aim to stabilize prices, which can limit short sellers' opportunities.
Profit Potential Short sellers may miss out on potential profits during rapid declines since they cannot short on downticks.
Market Protection The rules are intended to protect the market from coordinated short attacks that could lead to severe price drops.
Conclusion
Overall, the new day trading rules are generally unfavorable for short sellers. By limiting their ability to short stocks during significant price declines, these regulations reduce their potential for profit and increase market stability.

Member QQQI 5 months ago #2

Qqqi/

The new day trading rules are generally bad for short sellers because they limit their ability to short stocks during periods of significant price decline, which can prevent them from capitalizing on downward momentum. This restriction is designed to reduce volatility and protect the market from excessive selling pressure.
tradingsim.com centerpointsecurities.com
Impact of New Day Trading Rules on Short Sellers
The recent changes to day trading rules have significant implications for short sellers. Here’s a breakdown of how these rules affect their trading strategies.
Short Sale Restrictions
Limitations on Short Selling: The new rules impose restrictions on short selling during periods when a stock has declined significantly. Specifically, short sellers cannot short a stock on a downtick if it has fallen by more than 10% from the previous session's closing price.
Purpose of Restrictions: These limitations are designed to reduce volatility in the market and prevent excessive downward pressure on stock prices. This means that short sellers may find it more challenging to capitalize on falling stocks.
Consequences for Short Sellers
Aspect Description
Market Volatility The restrictions aim to stabilize prices, which can limit short sellers' opportunities.
Profit Potential Short sellers may miss out on potential profits during rapid declines since they cannot short on downticks.
Market Protection The rules are intended to protect the market from coordinated short attacks that could lead to severe price drops.
Conclusion
Overall, the new day trading rules are generally unfavorable for short sellers. By limiting their ability to short stocks during significant price declines, these regulations reduce their potential for profit and increase market stability.

Member QQQI 5 months ago #3

The only bubble bursting is your head! AI is everywhere ! Do you live in a cave?

Member QQQI 5 months ago #4

QQQI/ never panic sell!

Member QQQI 5 months ago #5

QQQI/ never panic sell!

Member QQQI 6 months ago #6

QQQ/ A lot of investors just don’t understand the AI revolution/Investors have wondered whether a recent rebound in AI stocks will last.
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AI stocks led the S&P 500 higher over the past three years -- but earlier this year, they actually dragged the index down.
The first earnings reports of this season have offered a positive message about the AI story.
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It's that time of year again. Another earnings season is upon us, with companies such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, ASML, and Intel among the first to report. These players all offered the same message: Demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips is soaring. And in each case, this is translating into revenue growth.

This message isn't new, as demand has been climbing quarter after quarter -- and yet, in the late part of last year and the first quarter of this year, AI stocks tumbled. These players, ones that actually drove the S&P 500 through the first three years of a bull market and helped the index post a 78% gain over the past three calendar years, rather suddenly fell out of favor. Investors turned away from them and rotated into completely different sectors, from consumer-related stocks to healthcare shares.

Recently, AI stocks have regained positive momentum, but the big question in investors' minds is: Will this last? My prediction is that AI stocks will keep this going, soaring during and after this earnings season. Here's why.

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AI stock valuations

So, first, let's consider why investors lost their appetite for AI stocks in recent months. A few elements contributed to this. AI stocks, after years of gains, in many cases had reached high valuations -- for example, top chip designer Nvidia peaked at about 50x forward earnings estimates. And AI software company Palantir Technologies reached a mind-boggling 285x forward earnings estimates.

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This prompted investors to worry about the potential formation of an AI bubble. At the same time, tech giants continued to pour investment into AI infrastructure, raising spending forecasts well into the billions of dollars. And the following risk emerged: What happens if the AI revenue opportunity isn't as vast as expected?

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Meanwhile, growing conflict in Iran that turned into war sparked worries about the general market and economic environment -- uncertain environments push investors toward "safer" bets, and we saw this shift in the sector rotation I mentioned above.

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All of this meant that even positive earnings reports from AI companies weren't enough to push AI shares higher.

So, what has changed, and why do I think AI stocks now will climb? First, the general geopolitical environment has improved, with Iran and the U.S. progressing toward negotiations. The current ceasefire suggests that both parties are interested in reaching an agreement. Investors don't like major uncertainties, as they can lead to many headwinds for companies. So when uncertainty lifts, investors are more likely to invest in assets that depend on the economy, like growth stocks.

Questions about AI demand

At the same time, evidence of ongoing demand for AI continues to pile up -- and this brings me back to the subject of earnings season. Investors in past months questioned whether AI demand would continue -- even as companies talked about strong demand. It's logical that they would doubt the longevity of such a movement, as the pace of growth has been incredible.

But at a certain point, as a trend marches on and is observed by the industry's major players, and as the new technology is actually applied to real-world problems, it becomes clear that the growth story is real and has what it takes to last.