NASDAQ
- proper noun
- /ˈnæzˌdɑk/
- The NASDAQ is known for listing many technology companies and startups.
- NASDAQ stocks
- NASDAQ exchange
- NASDAQ market
I mean, the NASDAQ has had an amazing run, right?
- I mean, the NASDAQ has had an amazing run, right?
- Market makers and the old guard at NASDAQ obviously hated them.
- Now, where we're going now is we have goals to be listed on NASDAQ in the long run.
- He's long puts on the queues on the NASDAQ.
- Buy stocks in the New York Stock Exchange, the NYSE, buy stocks on the NASDAQ.
- So if the S&P; is concentrated, what about the NASDAQ?
- But why the stick to itiveness despite all of the challenges, the massive NASDAQ correction?
- Because over time, as you sit there and stare at your dream house or you ringing the bell at NASDAQ and nothing in your life changes,
Examples
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The trading suspension did not become more of an issue because the NASDAQ continued to operate normally, including the trading of NYSE stocks.
Academic text (2016) -
NASDAQ dropped 13 points, thanks to a shaky morning in the tech sector.
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We are seeing now the NASDAQ going from negative to flat.
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I mean, the NASDAQ has had an amazing run, right?
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Despite their differences, NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange have one thing in common.
Academic text (1992) -
And so NASDAQ represents tech companies and all the risk assets.
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To attract customers from the United States and elsewhere, NASDAQ has expanded its trading hours.
Academic text (1992) -
The Dow closing out today at minus 55, while the NASDAQ was up seven points.
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On Wall Street, the Dow's down at the close, down by four and a third points, the NASDAQ higher by around three and a half points.
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The NASDAQ had climbed from 1500 to 5000 in a little over a year.
Synonyms
A place where people buy and sell stocks
A market where people buy and sell company shares through brokers
A computer system that gives brokers live price quotes for stocks traded outside major exchanges
Surface Forms
Morphology
NASDAQ = N + A + S + D + A + Q
NASDAQ is an initialism; the individual letters do not transparently convey the meaning to learners, so knowledge of components doesn't help derive the sense.
Etymology
NASDAQ is a short name made from the first letters of National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations. The words Automated Quotations mean automatic price 'quotes', so NASDAQ is the electronic system or stock market where brokers see price 'quotes' and trade securities.