The NASDAQ 100 index (NDX) lists the largest non-financial companies, by market capitalisation, that are on the . Companies such as Apple Inc. and Microsoft are listed on the NASDAQ 100 and because of this, it can often be confused with the
It differs from the because it will not allow financial companies to list and the companies that do, do not have to necessarily be American.
Likewise, it differs from the because of its exclusion of financial companies.
Trading the NASDAQ 100
Companies included in the NASDAQ 100 are weighted according to a set of rules that prevent the largest components from having too much influence and increasing market diversification. To ensure this happens there is a once yearly rebalancing of all of the listed on the index.
Companies from the industrial, technology, retail, IT and telecoms, biotechnology, healthcare, transportation, media and service sectors are all eligible for inclusion on the NASDAQ 100The NASDAQ 100 index (NDX) lists the largest non-financial c... More.
InvestorsWhat are value stocks? A value company is a company that app... More can trade on the NasdaqThe NASDAQ is the second-largest stock exchange in the US,... More 100 using a number of extremely active exchange-traded funds.
