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Invesco Postpones QQQ Fund Vote in $400 Billion Restructuring

Invesco has reportedly postponed a crucial shareholder vote on the future of its $400 billion QQQ fund. The decision would transform the tech-heavy fund from an outdated unit investment trust structure into a modern exchange-traded fund. Sources indicate the vote has been adjourned until December 5th.

Major ETF Vote Delayed

Investment giant Invesco has reportedly postponed what could be one of the most significant structural changes in recent ETF history. According to regulatory filings and industry sources, the asset manager has delayed a shareholder vote that would determine whether to convert its nearly $400 billion Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 into a more conventional exchange-traded fund structure.

by Jessica Moore P.E.
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HPE Revises Revenue Forecast After Juniper Acquisition, Shares Drop 9%

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has amended its financial forecast following a 9% stock drop, clarifying that its Fiscal Year 2026 revenue growth will reach 17-22% rather than the initially reported 5-10%. CEO Antonio Neri attributed the confusion to a “scrivener’s error” in how Juniper Networks results were incorporated.

HPE Clarifies Financial Outlook After Stock Decline

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has moved to clarify its revenue growth projections for Fiscal Year 2026 after company shares dropped approximately 9 percent to $22.75, according to reports from financial analysts. The technology firm filed an amended 8K with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday to correct what it described as a “scrivener’s error” in its initial forecast.

by Jessica Moore P.E.
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** AppLovin Stock Crash: The $40 Billion Meltdown Explained

** AppLovin Corporation has lost $40 billion in market value amid SEC investigations into data collection practices. The mobile advertising giant faces regulatory scrutiny just weeks after joining the S&P 500 Index. Here’s what investors need to know about the crash and recovery prospects. **CONTENT:**

AppLovin Corporation (NASDAQ: APP) has experienced one of the most dramatic market capitalization collapses in recent memory, shedding approximately $40 billion in value within just ten trading days. The 20% plunge represents one of the sharpest declines among major U.S. software companies this year, raising critical questions about whether this is a temporary correction or the beginning of a more significant downturn for the mobile advertising powerhouse. This AppLovin stock crash has sent shockwaves through the ad-tech sector and prompted investors to reassess the company’s regulatory risk profile.

by Jessica Moore P.E.