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NASDAQ-100
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An index which tracks the performance of a select 100 stocks listed on the Nasdaq. Most of these 100 stocks were picked because they are the largest companies on the exchange, based on market capitalization. Because market capitalization changes over time, the list of companies in the NASDAQ-100 change over time as well. This index was introduced in 1985.
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Nearby Terms
- NASDAQ Global Select Market Composite
- Nasdaq Intermarket
- NASDAQ OMX 100 Index
- Nasdaq Small Cap Market
- Nasdaq small-capitalization companies
- NASDAQ-100
- NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted Index
- NASDR
- Nash equilibrium
- National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts (NACVA)
- National Association of Estate Planners and Councils (NAEPC)



