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Description

BetaShares Nasdaq 100 ETF (ASX: NDQ) seeks to track the performance of the NASDAQ 100 index before account fees, expenses and taxes. The index tracks 100 of the largest non-financial companies listed on the NASDAQ market.

ASX

Super

HomeSoon

ETF - A bundle of shares

High Price Growth

Technology

United States

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Performance
$50.89

AUD

▲ $40.72 (400.39%)

1st April 2026, 05:12 a.m.

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Quick facts
▲ 15.32% Growth

5 year average annual growth

▲ 2.43% Dividends

5 year average dividend yield

$500 minimum investment

Due to regulatory requirements

$2,237.40 median portfolio

Median amount held by the community

Holdings & exposure
Top holdings
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NVDA (NVIDIA CORP)

10%

MSFT (MICROSOFT CORP)

9%

AAPL (APPLE INC)

8%
Top country exposure
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United States

96%

Canada

1%

Netherlands

1%
Top industry exposure
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Information

53%

Consumer

13%

Communication

12%
Distributions

Annual dividend yield

0.88%

Average franked amount

0%

5 year avg. dividend yield (p.a.)

2.43%

Dividend reinvestment

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Highest franked amount

0%

Payout dates

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Costs

TRANSACTION FEE

0.11%

MANAGEMENT FEE

0.48% p.a.

ADMINISTRATION FEE *

0.438% p.a.

* For portfolios under $10,000 a cash management fee is calculated on a cash balance of $200 at a maximum of 1.5% p.a.

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Advanced information

Leveraged

No

P/E ratio

34.21

Inverse

No

P/B ratio

8.37

Expense ratio

0.48

Inception date

2015-05-26
Community insights
General statistics
10,933 investors hold NDQ
40 weeks average time between investments
$2,486 average holding per investor
4 mins since last community investment
Demographics
Income of investors

Less than 50k

50%

50k - 100k

28%

100k - 150k

14%

150k - 200k

5%

More than 200k

3%
Age of investors

35-90 years old

43%

26-34 years old

41%

18-25 years old

16%
Legal gender of investors
46% male
54% female
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