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摩根大通研报：贝莱德IQQ与道富QNDX低费率 Nasdaq-100 ETF 未获持续资金流入，Invesco QQQ 流动性与规模优势依旧
这是卖方分析师对 ETF 行业竞争格局的评述性研报，所述费率、规模、成交与资金流均为已发生且市场已知的存量事实，没有新增订单、业绩指引或超预期资金流；相关发行主体（IVZ/BLK/STT）体量巨大，该内容对其盈利与估值均无短线重大影响，标的层面没有可交易的方向与 edge。
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QQQ vs. Cheaper Nasdaq-100 ETFs: Why BlackRock And State Street Aren't Winning Investors Yet
Lower fees haven’t translated into meaningful traction for two new Nasdaq-100 ETFs, as Invesco’s established products c…
不做 Invesco（景顺）（IVZ.US）
研报仅确认 QQQ 既有竞争优势，无新增资金流或业绩催化，对 IVZ 市值无短线边际影响，无 edge
不做 BlackRock（贝莱德）（BLK.US）
IQQ 约7亿美元 AUM 对 BLK 财务上可忽略，资金流平淡属产品早期已知情况，既不构成做空级利空也无做多逻辑
不做 State Street（道富）（STT.US）
QNDX 约5亿美元 AUM、日成交约1500万美元，对 STT 无重大性，文中无新增负面事实，不具做空催化强度
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研究档案
结论摘要
摩根大通研报只是再次确认低费率新 ETF（IQQ/QNDX）尚未撼动 QQQ 的规模与流动性优势，属行业评述而非新增催化；对 Invesco、贝莱德、道富均无足以驱动股价的财务增量，故不做。
🔎 新鲜度:最早出现 2026-10-16 · 扩散 low · price-in 风险 low ↗
主要风险
- 若后续出现 IQQ/QNDX 单日数十亿美元级异常流入或 QQQ 资金持续流出的硬数据，竞争叙事才可能升级为可交易事件，本研报不含此类信息
反向证据
- 做多前查反向 · 来源 web · 影响 supports
信号正文本身即反证：两只新 ETF 最近一周净申购几乎无变化、资金流零散，没有支持竞争格局突变或 QQQ 份额流失的增量数据
检索:IQQ QNDX large inflows QQQ outflows October 2026 原文 ↗
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方向:无足够相似的可交易先例：分析师评述 ETF 份额格局本身通常不产生发行母体股票的事件级收益
涨幅量级:未用任何先例校准幅度，因为不存在有 edge 的交易标的
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Lower fees haven’t translated into meaningful traction for two new Nasdaq-100 ETFs, as Invesco’s established products continue to dominate in assets and trading activity.
J.P. Morgan analysts Kenneth Worthington, Michael Cho and Madeline Daleiden noted in an Oct. 16 research report that State Street Nasdaq-100 ETF (NASDAQ:QNDX) and BlackRock Nasdaq-100 ETF (NASDAQ:IQQ) have seen sporadic daily flows in recent weeks, with limited movement in net sales during the latest week.
QQQ’s Dominance In Numbers
The fee gap is notable. QNDX and IQQ each charge 10 basis points, compared with 18 basis points for the Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ) and 15 basis points for the Invesco Nasdaq-100 ETF (NASDAQ:QQQM).
Yet the newer funds remain a fraction of their competitors’ size.
As of the report, QQQ had $489 billion in assets under management, while QQQM held $110 billion. By comparison, IQQ had just $700 million and QNDX $500 million.
That puts QQQ’s asset base at nearly 700 times IQQ’s and almost 1,000 times QNDX’s, based on the rounded figures in the report.
The trading-volume gap is even more pronounced.
On Thursday, QQQ recorded approximately $36 billion in daily trading volume. QQQM generated about $1.06 billion, while IQQ traded roughly $37 million and QNDX just $15 million.
The figures highlight the challenge facing new ETF entrants: offering a lower expense ratio does not automatically translate into investor adoption or deep secondary-market liquidity.
Can Cheaper Fees Win Investors?
The newer ETFs have not experienced recent daily outflows, according to J.P. Morgan, but their inflows have been inconsistent. The report tracks daily flows from Sep. 15 through Oct. 15. The analysts said flows into State Street’s QNDX and BlackRock’s IQQ remained sporadic over the past several weeks, with daily inflows ranging from negligible amounts to as much as $95 million for IQQ. They added that the latest week covered by their analysis saw little movement in net sales for either ETF.
Both funds are also relatively young. QNDX launched on June 23, 2026, with approximately $5 million in primarily seed assets, while IQQ debuted on July 9 with around $25 million.
Their early performance as businesses therefore offers only a limited indication of their long-term potential.
For investors, lower fees can reduce costs over time, but trading liquidity, bid-ask spreads and execution costs also matter, particularly for large transactions. The report’s trading-volume figures illustrate the substantial liquidity gap, although they do not establish the precise cost of executing trades in each ETF.
For issuers, the challenge is turning a cost advantage into sustained asset growth. Until the newer funds attract more consistent inflows and trading activity, QQQ’s scale remains a formidable competitive advantage.
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J.P. Morgan analysts Kenneth Worthington, Michael Cho and Madeline Daleiden noted in an Oct. 16 research report that State Street Nasdaq-100 ETF (NASDAQ:QNDX) and BlackRock Nasdaq-100 ETF (NASDAQ:IQQ) have seen sporadic daily flows in recent weeks, with limited movement in net sales during the latest week.
QQQ’s Dominance In Numbers
The fee gap is notable. QNDX and IQQ each charge 10 basis points, compared with 18 basis points for the Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ) and 15 basis points for the Invesco Nasdaq-100 ETF (NASDAQ:QQQM).
Yet the newer funds remain a fraction of their competitors’ size.
As of the report, QQQ had $489 billion in assets under management, while QQQM held $110 billion. By comparison, IQQ had just $700 million and QNDX $500 million.
That puts QQQ’s asset base at nearly 700 times IQQ’s and almost 1,000 times QNDX’s, based on the rounded figures in the report.
The trading-volume gap is even more pronounced.
On Thursday, QQQ recorded approximately $36 billion in daily trading volume. QQQM generated about $1.06 billion, while IQQ traded roughly $37 million and QNDX just $15 million.
The figures highlight the challenge facing new ETF entrants: offering a lower expense ratio does not automatically translate into investor adoption or deep secondary-market liquidity.
Can Cheaper Fees Win Investors?
The newer ETFs have not experienced recent daily outflows, according to J.P. Morgan, but their inflows have been inconsistent. The report tracks daily flows from Sep. 15 through Oct. 15. The analysts said flows into State Street’s QNDX and BlackRock’s IQQ remained sporadic over the past several weeks, with daily inflows ranging from negligible amounts to as much as $95 million for IQQ. They added that the latest week covered by their analysis saw little movement in net sales for either ETF.
Both funds are also relatively young. QNDX launched on June 23, 2026, with approximately $5 million in primarily seed assets, while IQQ debuted on July 9 with around $25 million.
Their early performance as businesses therefore offers only a limited indication of their long-term potential.
For investors, lower fees can reduce costs over time, but trading liquidity, bid-ask spreads and execution costs also matter, particularly for large transactions. The report’s trading-volume figures illustrate the substantial liquidity gap, although they do not establish the precise cost of executing trades in each ETF.
For issuers, the challenge is turning a cost advantage into sustained asset growth. Until the newer funds attract more consistent inflows and trading activity, QQQ’s scale remains a formidable competitive advantage.
Photo: Drozd Irina via Shutterstock
This content was partially produced with the help of AI tools and was reviewed and published by Benzinga editors.
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© 2026 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
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