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    The document provides information about NASDAQ, its market structure and major companies listed. It discusses: 1) NASDAQ has three market tiers based on company size: the Capital Market for small caps, the Global Market for mid caps, and the Global Select Market for large, stable companies. 2) Two major indices are the NASDAQ Composite Index, which tracks all stocks on the exchange, and the NASDAQ-100 Index, which includes the 100 largest non-financial companies. 3) Several major companies listed on NASDAQ are discussed, including their market capitalization, shares issued, and current stock prices.

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    The document provides information about NASDAQ, its market structure and major companies listed. It discusses: 1) NASDAQ has three market tiers based on company size: the Capital Market for small caps, the Global Market for mid caps, and the Global Select Market for large, stable companies. 2) Two major indices are the NASDAQ Composite Index, which tracks all stocks on the exchange, and the NASDAQ-100 Index, which includes the 100 largest non-financial companies. 3) Several major companies listed on NASDAQ are discussed, including their market capitalization, shares issued, and current stock prices.

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    The document provides information about NASDAQ, its market structure and major companies listed. It discusses: 1) NASDAQ has three market tiers based on company size: the Capital Market for small caps, the Global Market for mid caps, and the Global Select Market for large, stable companies. 2) Two major indices are the NASDAQ Composite Index, which tracks all stocks on the exchange, and the NASDAQ-100 Index, which includes the 100 largest non-financial companies. 3) Several major companies listed on NASDAQ are discussed, including their market capitalization, shares issued, and current stock prices.

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    Nasdaq

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    The document provides information about NASDAQ, its market structure and major companies listed. It discusses: 1) NASDAQ has three market tiers based on company size: the Capital Market for small caps, the Global Market for mid caps, and the Global Select Market for large, stable companies. 2) Two major indices are the NASDAQ Composite Index, which tracks all stocks on the exchange, and the NASDAQ-100 Index, which includes the 100 largest non-financial companies. 3) Several major companies listed on NASDAQ are discussed, including their market capitalization, shares issued, and current stock prices.

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    Presented by:

    Saad
    Saadat
    Kashan
    History and Background:
    • Established in February 1971
    • Market capitalization
    • Market share
    • Entry Mode
    • Types of companies listed
    Three types of Market tiers:

    Global Select
    Capital Market Global Market
    Market (large
    (small cap) (mid cap)
    cap)
    1) Capital Market Cap
    • Market capitalization less than 1 Billion

    • Suitable for companies:

    > Companies in their initial stages

    > Small Companies

    > Highly volatile


    2) Nasdaq Global Market

    • Consists of 1450 companies

    • Market Capitalization from 1$ to 5$ Billion

    • Mostly include emerging companies


    3) Nasdaq Global Select Market

    • Consists of 1200 Companies

    • Market capitalization more than $5 billion

    • Mostly include large, stable, less volatile companies.


    Facts and Figures:
    • NYSE market capitalization: 21.3$ trillion; NASDAQ market capitalization: 11$
    trillion.
    • NASDAQ listed companies: 3800; NYSE listed companies: 2800.
    • NASDAQ charges only 50000 to 70000 dollars; NYSE charges around 500000
    dollars.
    • NASDAQ has a daily trading volume of around 1.57M; NYSE has that of 1.46M.
    • NASDAQ is a dealers’ market(market maker); NYSE is an auction market.
    • In NASDAQ, companies must have at least 1,250,000 shares available for the
    public to trade; companies listing on NYSE must have issued a minimum of
    1,100,000 to at least 400 shareholders.
    Companies that are registered on NASDAQ are
    perceived to be tech companies that deal with
    electronics; companies listed on NYSE are
    perceived to be industrial and blue-chip firms,
    making NYSE less VOLATILE than NASDAQ!
    Companies registered
    on NASDAQ:
    • Microsoft
    • Apple
    • Netflix
    • Intel
    • Nvidia
    • Microsoft:
    Market capitalization: $946.5 Billion(on the verge on hitting 1$ trillion)
    Shares issued: 7.67 Billion
    Stock price: $123.45 per share
    • Apple:
    Market capitalization: $961.26 Billion (just recently fell from $1 trillion)
    Shares issued: 4.72 Billion
    Stock price: $203.83 per share
    • Netflix:
    Market capitalization: $157.54 Billion
    Shares issued: 437.19 Million
    Stock price: $360.24 per share
    • Intel:
    Market capitalization: $263.13 Billion
    Shares issued: 4.5 Billion
    Stock price: $58.49 per share
    • Nvidia:
    Market capitalization: $113.36 Billion
    Shares issued: 608.49 Million
    Stock price: $186.2 per share
    NASDAQ
    Two major Composite Index
    indices of
    Nasdaq are:
    NASDAQ-100
    Index
    NASDAQ Composite Index:

    • Most heavily tech weighted Index


    • The Nasdaq Composite Index is a market-capitalization-weighted
    index of ALL the stocks traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
    • index includes even the companies that are not based in the United
    States.
    • Known for being heavily tech weighted, this index includes several
    subsectors across the tech market including software, biotech,
    semiconductors, and etc
    NASDAQ Composite Index:

    • variety of sectors as well, including financials, industrials, insurance,


    and transportation stocks, among other.
    • The Nasdaq Composite includes large and it also includes many
    speculative companies with small market capitalizations.
    • Consequently, its movement generally indicates the performance of
    the technology industry as well as investors’ attitudes toward more
    speculative stocks.
    NASDAQ-100 Index:

    • Launched in January 1985,


    • The Nasdaq-100 Index includes 100 of the largest domestic and
    international non-financial companies listed on The Nasdaq Stock
    Market based on market capitalization.
    • Index reflects companies across major industry groups including
    computer hardware and software, telecommunications,
    retail/wholesale trade and biotechnology.
    • It does not contain securities of financial companies including
    investment companies.
    NASDAQ-100 Index; Calculation

    • Nasdaq-100 Index is calculated under a modified capitalization-


    weighted methodology.
    • Capitalization-weighted index is a type of market index with individual
    components, or securities, weighted according to their total market
    capitalization
    How Indices are Weighted
    Thank you!

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