Centrifuge · 2026-11-05 11:28 UTC

In December 2025, six companies joined the Nasdaq-100 and six left. $JQQQ tracks the index, so its holdings follow the same published rules. Nasdaq picks members by size. Each year it ranks every eligible Nasdaq-listed company by market value, and the largest make the list. Current members get a buffer, so a company that dips just below the top 100 can keep its place for a year. Turnover stays low while the index keeps up with the market. Reviews run on a published calendar, and Nasdaq announces changes about a week before they take effect.

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