BETASHARES NASDAQ NEXT GEN 100 ETF is an International shares ETF from BetaShares — 107 holdings, with $13.7m under management. 30% of its money is in information technology. Its two largest holdings, NATERA INC and EBAY INC, make up 5% of the fund. It charges 0.48% a year.
Holdings history for JNDQ starts 23 Sep 2026, so this shows the period since 23 Sep.
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Contributed +$1 per $10k to JNDQ over the period since 23 Sep.
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Explained moves, and what each did to JNDQ
About JNDQ
- TypeInternational shares
- IssuerBetaShares
- Size$13.7m
- Cost0.48% a year
- Holdings107
- Top sectorInformation Technology 30%
- Top 2 holdings5%
JNDQ rose 1.2% over the period since 23 Sep. On $10,000, that's +$125. IREN was the biggest drag at −$25; NTAP helped most at +$37.
What moved it
Gain or loss per $10k invested
- NTAPNetApp+$37
- PTCPTC+$29
- IRENIren−$25
- MDBMongodb−$22
- OKTAOkta+$20
- ARGXArgenx−$19
- CRDOCredo Tech+$18
- MTSIMacom Tech+$16
- ESLTElbit Systems−$16
- TLNTalen Energy+$15
- ROIVRoivant−$14
- INCYIncyte−$14
- TEMTempus AI−$14
- GENGen Digital−$14
- ILMNIllumina+$13
- AKAMAkamai Tech−$13
- UALUnited−$12
- ONonsemi+$12
- FSLRFirst Solar−$12
- RGLDRoyal Gold−$11
- ASTSAST SpaceMobile−$10
- TEAMAtlassian+$9
- AFRMAffirm+$8
- CASYCasey's+$8
- UTHRUnited Thera.+$8
- EBAYeBay+$6
- BIIBBiogen−$5
- RPRXRoyalty Pharma−$5
- RVMDRevolution−$5
- EXPEExpedia+$5
- MDLNMedline+$5
- SMCISuper Micro+$4
- CTSHCognizant Tech+$3
- FFIVF5+$2
- KMBKimberly-Clark+$1
- FLEXFlex+$1
- STLDSteel Dynamics+$1
- FISVFiserv−$0
- NTRANatera+$0
- CurrencyForeign currencies against the Australian dollar+$45
- UnattributedHedging, fees, timing+$58
- CompoundingDaily returns multiply, they do not add+$4
- Fund return+$125
- Other 5 sectors−$4
- Other 3 sectors+$16
- Other 4 kinds of news+$4
- Other 2 kinds of news−$1
Each kind of news counts the days those moves happened; No flagged news is every other day. News is tracked for moves large enough to be flagged; most international holdings had none in this range.