"Buy on the dips" is advice that you will frequently see and hear, whether from pundits like myself or analysts at Wall Street brokerage firms. The thing is though, it is not only common, but also so vague as to be effectively meaningless.
Sending an entire workforce home to work remotely was a seismic shift when the pandemic first hit. But there’s another change that’s been occurring that gets less attention: virtual onboarding of new hires.
Coinbase Global (COIN), the parent company of the popular cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, will report first quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Thursday.
Before the market opens, we’ll receive two economic data points — the April Producer Price Index and the weekly Jobless Claims report — that could exacerbate the expected move lower, or it could offer some reprieve if the data is better than expected.
Despite bitcoin’s (BTC) meteoric rise of over 550% this year, on-chain analysis paints a picture that it’s still early in the game. Why? Three words: Coin Days Destroyed (CDD).
The universe of companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market is best represented by the Nasdaq Composite Index (COMP). Here’s a look at the Nasdaq Composite, and how to invest in it.
On most trading days, the two indices trade in lockstep; however, it may be surprising to learn that the Nasdaq-100 has averaged annualized returns that are 65% higher than the S&P 500 over the past 13 years.
This morning’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in at a higher than expected 4.2%. The only thing that the market is responding to is how the data will affect Fed thinking and policies and, so far, that seems to be not a lot
Nasdaq President and Chief Executive Officer Adena Friedman was named by Fortune magazine as one of the World’s Greatest Leaders for 2021 in recognition of her work to address the lack of diversity in corporate America.
Lori Keith of Parnassus, Shelly Heier of Verus, Carlo Funk of State Street, Stuart Dalheim of Calvert, and Paul Yett of Hamilton Lane gathered last week for a virtual panel hosted by Nasdaq’s CFO Ann Dennison to discuss transformative trends shaping ESG investing in 2021.
Given growing inflation concerns and the potential impact on the Fed’s monetary policy path, odds are high that data will chart the course for today’s trading, particularly for growth stocks.
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we speak with members and leaders of our APAN employee resource group to learn more about their roles at Nasdaq, the impact they drive every day and how other groups can be allies to the Asian community at large.
Looking into the future of crypto finance, synthetic assets or, in other words, a combination of securities or assets that produce the same effect as ownership of another asset, would provide a window of opportunity for investors looking to diversify their portfolios.