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Did you know that this year, we hit a milestone of 500 companies that have transferred their listings to Nasdaq? We are now at 509 switches, and counting. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eFuzxqsE

Did you know that this year, we hit a milestone of 500 companies that have transferred their listings to Nasdaq? We are now at 509 switches, and counting. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eFuzxqsE

What Are the Fifth-Letter Identifiers on the Nasdaq?   Most companies traded on the #Nasdaq have four-lettered ticker symbols, which are representative of the actual company. For example, the ticker symbol for Nasdaq-traded Microsoft is MSFT.   However, in some cases, a ticker symbol on the Nasdaq will have three letters or up to five letters. The fifth letter is an identifier symbol that tells market participants something about the company.   https://lnkd.in/gmmv5cEd   #ipo #nasdaq #nyse #capitalmarkets #srfc  

i have another entry on nasdaq. I think that the price is not going down anymore. I think i will close majority of my position. as this platform is first in first out my higher entry will be closed. I will only have small 0.5 position on. #nasdaq #nasdaqtrading

There are a lot of other objects that could represent my Nasdaq journey, but this one hits different as I believe it also embodies the unique Nasdaq Culture that has inspired me all throughout my 12 years in the company - integrity, teamwork, engagement and people. ✨ #nasdaqmanila #nasdaqfam #nasdaqmanilaat11

Nasdaq Reaches 500 Listings Milestone $2.7 trillion in market value transferred from NYSE since 2003. Why companies switch: - Fair competition - Cost-effective fees - Advanced services What sets Nasdaq apart? - Business partnership - Modern market structure Share your thoughts! #Nasdaq #NYSE #StockExchange #Listings #MarketValue

The Impact of Peers on IPO Exchange Selection Having led marketing efforts Nasdaq and NYSE, I've witnessed the diverse reasons behind companies' Exchange selections, ranging from strategic to hasty. The vetting process involves extensive meetings, tours, proposals, and analysis, with each Exchange vying for an IPO listing. A common theme emphasized by Exchanges is the importance of aligning with your peer set or aspirations. They advocate, "It's all about the company you keep." But what does this mean, and how crucial is it? Nasdaq's identity as the "tech" exchange and NYSE as the "blue chip" Exchange stems from their respective histories. NYSE boasts a long-standing tradition with household names like The Coca-Cola Company and GE, while Nasdaq, launched as the first electronic stock market, attracted tech giants like Apple and Microsoft due to its less restrictive listing standards. The distinction between the two blurred when NYSE revamped its listing requirements, aggressively courting tech companies and winning a significant share of tech IPOs. Today, while Nasdaq still hosts more tech firms and NYSE houses more classic blue chips, the lines between the two are more blurred than ever, offering companies greater optionality and choice. Recent examples, like Reddit, Inc. opting for NYSE and Astera Labs choosing Nasdaq for their IPOs, demonstrate that success isn't tied solely to the Exchange but to forging one's own path. So the question remains - is it really about the company you keep or are you going to forge your own path? #IPO #Stockexchange #Stocks #Nasdaq #NYSE

Excited to share that I'll be conducting another session for Nasdaq later this summer! This time, I'll be focusing on strategies to grow through partnerships in new countries/markets. Stay tuned for practical tips to expand your business and put July 17th in the calendar. #Nasdaq #Partnerships #GlobalExpansion

Meet the Newest Dividend Stock in the Nasdaq 100. It Could Be a $4 Trillion Company by 2030, With Help From ... - The Motley Fool: Meet the Newest Dividend Stock in the Nasdaq 100. It Could Be a $4 Trillion Company by 2030, With Help From ...  The Motley Fool http://dlvr.it/T6CTl8 #ai #artificialintelligence

What's the scoop on the Nasdaq Capital Market? It's where up-and-coming companies with smaller market caps start their Nasdaq journey. Requirements are more flexible compared to the bigger leagues on Nasdaq, making it accessible for early-stage firms. To roll with Nasdaq Capital Market, companies need: $750,000+ net income, 1,000,000+ public float shares, 300+ shareholders, and a share price of $4+ (with exceptions). How much capital to catapult growth do you want to raise? You bring the net income, we'll rally the shareholders! Level up to the Nasdaq Capital Market with us — let's make moves together! #GOPUBLIC