If you own shares of QQQ and your phone won’t stop ringing, there’s a reason—and it’s not spam. In this episode, Ara breaks down the proxy vote that’s triggering the nonstop calls, texts, and emails. He cuts through the noise and explains why QQQ is restructuring, what the vote is actually about, and how the proposed changes—like lowering the expense ratio—impact your portfolio. You’ll learn what a proxy vote is, why the fund needs a quorum, and why your participation matters even though voting isn’t mandatory. A straightforward, no-nonsense guide to understanding what’s going on with one of the most popular ETFs in the world.

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