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What is Retail Trading Activity Tracker? This dataset tracks the daily buying and selling activity of retail investors at the ticker level. • "% of Retail Activity” is the ratio of $USD traded by retail investors in a given ticker divided by total $USD traded by retail investors across all tickers. • “Buy/Sell Sentiment” is a sentiment score, whereby the more positive the score, the greater the proportion of recent retail net buying. With Retail Trading Activity Tracker, you can see the most heavily traded tickers each day, gauge the momentum of the crowd by analysing buy and sell sentiment and assess how current events impact what Main Street is buying and selling. Markets • Nucor Guides Q2 Profit Above Street 19 minutes ago RTTNews • Millionaires’ Secret: Buy These 3 Reliable Blue-Chip Growth Stocks 1 day ago InvestorPlace • Why Microsoft Stock Outpaced the Market Today 25 minutes ago The Motley Fool • What's Going On With 3M Stock? 34 minutes ago The Motley Fool Stocks • Telecom Stocks Face Uncertainty as Amazon Targets Wireless Scene 3 hours ago TipRanks • Wells Fargo Initiates Coverage of National Storage Affiliates Trust (NSA) with U... 41 minutes ago Fintel • Cantor Fitzgerald Initiates Coverage of Kimball Electronics (KE) with Overweight... 41 minutes ago Fintel • Is Coinbase Stock (NASDAQ:COIN) Worth Buying as It Enters Troubled Waters? 4 hours ago TipRanks ForEx • USD/JPY Forecast – US Dollar Breaks Out to The Upside 6 hours ago FX Empire • GBP to USD Forecast – ...

The Nasdaq 100 includes the shares of the 100 largest American and international companies as measured by their market capitalization which do not come from the financial sector and which are traded on the largest electronic stock exchange in the USA, the Nasdaq. It has been published since 31 January 1985. Its baseline value at this time was established at a level of 250 points; in 1994 the Nasdaq 100 was divided and its baseline value was halved as a result. (read more) Like the Swiss Market Index (SMI), the Nasdaq 100 is a price index. The shares included in it are weighted according to market capitalization; the index level represents the average of the shares included in it. Dividend payments are not considered when calculating the index. In order to be included in the Nasdaq 100, a share must fulfill certain criteria. For example, the company must already have been listed on the Nasdaq for two years, and must have sufficiently high share capitalization and a certain trading volume. The composition of the Nasdaq 100 and the weighting of the shares included in it are reviewed once annually and adjusted where necessary. The Nasdaq 100 is traded each trading day between 3:30 pm and 10:00 pm CET; the index level is calculated continuously once a second in real time.