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Today, we spoke with Beverly Gu a  Nasdaq intern working in Corporate Solutions – Advisory Services and a junior at the University of Western Ontario majoring in Medical Cell Biology.

Today, we spoke with Beverly Gu a  Nasdaq intern working in Corporate Solutions – Advisory Services and a junior at the University of Western Ontario majoring in Medical Cell Biology.

Today, we spoke with Beverly Gu a  Nasdaq intern working in Corporate Solutions – Advisory Services and a junior at the University of Western Ontario majoring in Medical Cell Biology.

This week, we are talking with Olivia Manna, a senior at SUNY Purchase College majoring in music, vocal performance with a minor in journalism and communications.

Today, we speak with Patrick Smurla who is an Information Security  intern at Nasdaq. He is a rising junior at Muhlenberg College where he is a computer science major.

Key points of resistance and support for the S&P 500, increased strength from the small cap growth camp, and sustained leadership from the generals.

If a potential vaccine is the reason for market strength, shouldn’t traders and investors be buying the stocks that stand to benefit the most from a return to the status quo?

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

But in the background are potential tensions coming from China as it promises to retaliate against the UK's moves towards Huawei and Hong Kong; plus, Trump noted there might not be a Phase 2 to U.S.-China talks.

Biogen (BIIB) is set to report second quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results before the opening bell Wednesday.

Shares of Nasdaq (NDAQ) have flown under the radar so far in 2020, despite the fact that the company — which is home to some of the biggest names in tech — is trading at all-time highs, delivering some 20% year-to-date gains.

Driven by fee compression, growth of passive funds, increasing market complexity, and a rapidly changing competitive landscape, identifying and capturing alpha for active traders and asset managers has become more difficult than ever.

Either the market has to correct, or the news stories have to catch up to the optimism. Here are three stories that will play out this week and that investors should watch closely to see which of those things is more likely.

The active vs. passive debate may depend on the market -- all markets are not the same and so we should examine the merits of each style on a market-by-market basis instead of taking a one-size-fits-all approach.

This month, it has been revealed that major cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has struck deals with multiple organizations within the U.S. federal government as the company prepares to list its stock publicly.

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

Coming into this week, investors have several spinning plates they are watching, and should any one of those spinning plates crash to the ground, odds are we will see a return of market volatility as investors reassess their expectations for the second half of 2020.

The second quarter earnings season kicks into high gear this coming week with results expected from technology heavyweights Microsoft (MSFT), Tesla (TSLA) and Amazon (AMZN), among others.

J.B. Hunt's earnings helped highlight why this market is so illogical.

I believe getting more people and more young adults invested in the stock market is important. Not just for them to build their wealth, but to build their financial literacy.