According to @StockMKTNewz, a $10,000 buy of the Nasdaq-100 QQQ ETF equates to $888 in NVDA, $756 in AAPL, $722 in GOOGL + GOOG, $702 in MSFT, $520 in AMZN, $381 in TSLA, $375 in META, down to $104 in PEP across the top 23 names, totaling $6,882 or 68.82% of the position in these holdings; source: @StockMKTNewz on X (Jan 10, 2026). The top seven names alone sum to $4,344 or 43.44%, highlighting concentrated exposure to mega-cap tech leaders that will dominate QQQ’s near-term P&L; source: @StockMKTNewz on X (Jan 10, 2026). For position sizing, each 1% move in NVDA implies roughly an $8.88 impact on a $10,000 QQQ stake (holding others constant), while a 1% move in MSFT implies about $7.02, based on the stated weights; source: @StockMKTNewz on X (Jan 10, 2026). QQQ tracks the Nasdaq-100 Index using a modified market-cap weighting, reinforcing concentration in large caps; source: Invesco QQQ Trust fact sheet. For crypto traders, shifts in US tech risk appetite have shown stronger co-movement with digital assets, so concentrated QQQ flows can inform BTC and ETH risk sentiment monitoring; source: International Monetary Fund (IMF), Crypto and stock market correlation research (2022).