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Invesco NASDAQ 100 Index ETF CAD Units (QQC:CA) offers Canadian investors exposure to U.S. tech equities with CAD-hedging for capital preservation, despite higher expenses. The ETF has outperformed TSX and SP500 in price performance over the past three years, driven by significant tech sector exposure. Current tech sector downturn and high valuations suggest a cautious approach, but a tech recovery may yet be in sight.

After being badly beaten down in February, the Nasdaq-100 Index soared in recent weeks. The flight to mega-cap cash-rich technology stocks amid the latest bank turbulence buoyed the index.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index has gained 10.7% last month, marking its best January performance since 2001. The astounding performance was driven by easing inflation and hopes of the Fed's slower rate hike path.

The Nasdaq composite has witnessed its fastest start to a new year since 2019, per investors.com.

The Nasdaq, heavy on technology and growth stocks, retreated about 4% on Apr 26, marking its fresh low for this year, per CNBC.

These top-ranked Nasdaq stocks returned more than 20% in January despite the index's downbeat performance.

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