Nasdaq 100

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.

Weighting the Index The index is constructed on a modified capitalization methodology. This modified method uses individual weights of included items according to their market capitalization. Weighting allows constraints to limit the influence of the largest companies and balance the index with all members. To accomplish this, Nasdaq reviews the composition of the index each quarter and adjust weightings if the distribution requirements are not met. Some exceptions are made for newly public companies that have extremely high market capitalizations. Companies with bankruptcy issues are omitted from the Invesco QQQ Trust. On occasion, the composition of the trust may not identically match the Index, but the main objective of the QQQ is still to track the price and performance of the underlying index. Composition of the Nasdaq 100 Index The Nasdaq 100 Index is composed of These stocks account for nearly a quarter of the cap weight thanks to the continued growth of retail giant Amazon (AMZN). Rounding out the index is healthcare, industrials, and telecommunications. The diversity of companies included in the Nasdaq 100helped drive strong returns for the past two decades. Criteria for Eligibility For inclusion in the Nasdaq 100, index securities must be listed exclusively on a Nasdaq exchange. This can include common stocks, ordinary shares, American depositary receipts (ADRs), and tracking stocks. Twenty-seven countries are tied to companies represented in the index. Other gro...

Name Latest Price Previous Close Low High +/- % Time Date 3 Mo. +/- % 6 Mo. +/- % 1 Year +/- % 81.50 81.45 80.94 81.55 0.05 0.06% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:56 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 2.14 2.71% 4.19 5.44% 6.59 8.83% 503.59 490.91 499.00 518.74 12.68 2.58% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:57 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 146.20 43.86% 139.61 41.07% 108.71 29.32% 127.84 127.85 126.82 129.20 -0.01 -0.01% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:57 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 8.78 7.55% 31.21 33.23% 26.27 26.57% 328.15 333.19 327.30 335.87 -5.04 -1.51% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:50 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 1.70 0.53% 126.65 64.68% 84.38 35.44% 124.08 125.09 123.88 126.11 -1.01 -0.81% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:57 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 29.70 31.61% 28.60 30.08% 16.95 15.89% 124.82 125.79 124.59 126.58 -0.97 -0.77% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:56 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 30.13 31.97% 29.07 30.50% 17.19 16.03% 126.18 127.11 125.43 127.87 -0.93 -0.73% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:57 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 31.54 33.24% 34.84 38.04% 24.11 23.57% 122.08 124.24 121.34 125.85 -2.16 -1.74% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:57 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 39.88 45.60% 58.40 84.72% 40.34 46.37% 85.37 84.88 84.50 85.54 0.49 0.57% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:54 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 -6.64 -7.36% -14.88 -15.11% -6.83 -7.55% 229.32 228.44 228.78 231.95 0.88 0.39% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:57 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 -8.30 -3.60% -48.85 -18.02% -13.42 -5.69% 189.97 189.66 189.29 191.78 0.31 0.16% 10:21 AM 06/16/2023 10:21:55 AM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 5.31 2....

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The Nasdaq-100® is one of the world’s preeminent large-cap growth indexes. The companies in the Nasdaq-100® include 100-plus of the largest domestic and international non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market based on market capitalization. While ETFs and mutual funds are among the easiest ways to gain exposure to the Nasdaq-100®, you might also consider the futures, options and annuities that track this iconic index. However you invest, you can do so knowing that the value of exchange traded products alone tracking the Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX®) exceeded $300 billion at the end of 2021. This proven performance is the cornerstone of the Nasdaq-100®. Get Started -> 1985 The Nasdaq-100® Makes Its Market Debut The National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) launches the Nasdaq-100® — an index of the largest domestic, non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market — with a base price of 250. This subset of the Nasdaq Composite Index is seen as a way to better support the creation of derivative trading instruments, such as options and futures. 1993 Rapid growth amidst a recession After it closes near 800, the Nasdaq-100® is reset to 125 — one-half its previous value — in what is effectively a two-for-one split that acknowledges the index’s rapid growth and future potential. The index’s superior performance occurred against a backdrop of recession, making it all the more remarkable. 1994 Evolving into NDX® The first product tied to the index is an i...

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Weighting the Index The index is constructed on a modified capitalization methodology. This modified method uses individual weights of included items according to their market capitalization. Weighting allows constraints to limit the influence of the largest companies and balance the index with all members. To accomplish this, Nasdaq reviews the composition of the index each quarter and adjust weightings if the distribution requirements are not met. Some exceptions are made for newly public companies that have extremely high market capitalizations. Companies with bankruptcy issues are omitted from the Invesco QQQ Trust. On occasion, the composition of the trust may not identically match the Index, but the main objective of the QQQ is still to track the price and performance of the underlying index. Composition of the Nasdaq 100 Index The Nasdaq 100 Index is composed of These stocks account for nearly a quarter of the cap weight thanks to the continued growth of retail giant Amazon (AMZN). Rounding out the index is healthcare, industrials, and telecommunications. The diversity of companies included in the Nasdaq 100helped drive strong returns for the past two decades. Criteria for Eligibility For inclusion in the Nasdaq 100, index securities must be listed exclusively on a Nasdaq exchange. This can include common stocks, ordinary shares, American depositary receipts (ADRs), and tracking stocks. Twenty-seven countries are tied to companies represented in the index. Other gro...

The Nasdaq-100® is one of the world’s preeminent large-cap growth indexes. The companies in the Nasdaq-100® include 100-plus of the largest domestic and international non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market based on market capitalization. While ETFs and mutual funds are among the easiest ways to gain exposure to the Nasdaq-100®, you might also consider the futures, options and annuities that track this iconic index. However you invest, you can do so knowing that the value of exchange traded products alone tracking the Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX®) exceeded $300 billion at the end of 2021. This proven performance is the cornerstone of the Nasdaq-100®. Get Started -> 1985 The Nasdaq-100® Makes Its Market Debut The National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) launches the Nasdaq-100® — an index of the largest domestic, non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market — with a base price of 250. This subset of the Nasdaq Composite Index is seen as a way to better support the creation of derivative trading instruments, such as options and futures. 1993 Rapid growth amidst a recession After it closes near 800, the Nasdaq-100® is reset to 125 — one-half its previous value — in what is effectively a two-for-one split that acknowledges the index’s rapid growth and future potential. The index’s superior performance occurred against a backdrop of recession, making it all the more remarkable. 1994 Evolving into NDX® The first product tied to the index is an i...

Name Latest Price Previous Close Low High +/- % Time Date 3 Mo. +/- % 6 Mo. +/- % 1 Year +/- % 81.79 81.45 80.94 82.22 0.34 0.42% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:20 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 2.14 2.71% 4.19 5.44% 6.59 8.83% 500.86 490.91 499.00 518.74 9.95 2.03% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:19 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 146.20 43.86% 139.61 41.07% 108.71 29.32% 128.51 127.85 126.79 129.20 0.66 0.51% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:17 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 8.78 7.55% 31.21 33.23% 26.27 26.57% 328.71 333.19 326.52 335.87 -4.48 -1.34% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:16 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 1.70 0.53% 126.65 64.68% 84.38 35.44% 124.44 125.09 123.88 126.11 -0.65 -0.52% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:20 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 29.70 31.61% 28.60 30.08% 16.95 15.89% 125.10 125.79 124.57 126.58 -0.69 -0.55% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:19 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 30.13 31.97% 29.07 30.50% 17.19 16.03% 126.13 127.11 125.43 127.87 -0.98 -0.77% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:20 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 31.54 33.24% 34.84 38.04% 24.11 23.57% 120.94 124.24 120.58 125.85 -3.30 -2.66% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:20 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 39.88 45.60% 58.40 84.72% 40.34 46.37% 85.29 84.88 84.50 85.54 0.41 0.48% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:14 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 -6.64 -7.36% -14.88 -15.11% -6.83 -7.55% 228.71 228.44 227.75 231.95 0.27 0.12% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:18 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 -8.30 -3.60% -48.85 -18.02% -13.42 -5.69% 189.16 189.66 188.49 191.78 -0.50 -0.27% 01:57 PM 06/16/2023 01:57:14 PM UTC-0400 16.06.2023 5.31 2.8...

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.