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EQQQ: Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF (Dist) returns, drawdowns and risk

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Data updated October 2026

EQQQ · Borsa Italiana · EURCategory: Nasdaq-100 ETFsData from January 2010

From January 2010 to October 2026 EQQQ returned 19.6% a year on average with dividends reinvested, in euros: €10,000 invested at the start grew to €201,351.

Its deepest fall was 31.5%, from November 2021 to December 2022, and it took about 24 months to get back to the previous high. Annual volatility was 19.7%; at the last close it was 4.6% below its high.

Against VWCE (Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (Acc)), over the 87 months both have data, the correlation of monthly returns was 0.85: they usually moved together. Beta was 1.24. In months when VWCE rose, EQQQ moved 141% as much on average; in months when VWCE fell, 125% as much.

Key figures

Annual return (CAGR)
+19.6%
1-year return
+26.0%
5 years, a year
+15.0%
10 years, a year
+19.6%
Annual volatility
19.7%
Maximum drawdown
−31.5%
Sharpe ratio
0.99
Worst year
2022: −30.5%

Trailing returns

PeriodEQQQVWCE
1 year+26.0%+22.0%
3 years, a year+23.5%+19.5%
5 years, a year+15.0%+11.5%
10 years, a year+19.6%—

To the last close of October 2026. Periods longer than a year are annualised.

Growth of €10,000: EQQQ vs VWCE

€10,000€20,000€30,0002020202120222023202420252026
EQQQ — Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF (Dist)VWCE — Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (Acc)

Month-end values from August 2019, the first month both funds have data.

EQQQ drawdowns

-30%-20%-10%0%20112013201520172019202120232025

Percentage below the previous high, weekly.

Returns by calendar year

YearEQQQVWCE
2026(partial)+22.1%+17.5%
2025+6.5%+9.2%
2024+34.8%+24.4%
2023+49.3%+18.2%
2022−30.6%−13.5%
2021+39.5%+28.6%
2020+34.8%+5.4%
2019+41.3%+7.6%
2018+2.9%—
2017+15.3%—
2016+8.0%—
2015+21.3%—
2014+36.0%—
2013+30.3%—
2012+12.8%—
2011+5.0%—
2010(partial)+27.8%—

EQQQ compared

How the figures are calculated

Total return in the fund’s trading currency, from end-of-day prices with dividends reinvested on the ex-date. The fund’s own ongoing charges are already reflected in its price; trading costs, taxes and currency conversion are not included. Past returns do not predict future returns.

Sharpe ratio uses the return of short-term government bills in the same currency as the risk-free rate. The growth chart uses month-end values; drawdowns and volatility use daily closes.

Questions

What is the average annual return of EQQQ?

From January 2010 to October 2026 EQQQ returned 19.6% a year on average (CAGR) with dividends reinvested, in EUR. Over the last 5 years: +15.0% a year. Over the last 12 months: +26.0%.

What was the worst drawdown of EQQQ?

31.5%, from November 2021 to December 2022; it took about 24 months from the previous high to get back to it.

How volatile is EQQQ?

Annual volatility was 19.7% over the period. Its worst month was −11.2% and 65% of months were positive. Worst calendar year: 2022 (−30.5%).

How closely does EQQQ follow VWCE?

Over 87 months the correlation of monthly returns was 0.85, so they usually moved together, with a beta of 1.24.

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Source: MarketStack end-of-day prices, total return with dividends reinvested. Figures are historical and descriptive; they are not forecasts and not investment advice. MEDGE Capital does not recommend buying or selling any instrument. Risk disclaimer.