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Not since the Summer Olympics of 1996 has the world focused so much on the state of Georgia.

As 2020 comes to an end, equity markets are trading near all-time highs, but the associated volatility indices remain at elevated levels.

The newly-launched Nasdaq U.S. Low Volatility Dividend Achievers Index ETF (37379 KS) combines the benefits of low volatility and dividend growth, capitalizing on increasing popularity in low volatility investment strategies.

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

The audience has spoken: readers of nasdaq.com couldn’t get enough of the ten companies mentioned in this article.

Despite the feel-good start to 2021, this week brings a rash of data that will likely reflect the year-end surge in COVID-19 case counts that are currently pressuring hospitals. We’ll also have a handful of companies reporting their quarterly results in the coming days.

With 2020 now in the rearview mirror, investors are looking forward to new opportunities that may unfold in 2021.

By many accounts, 2020 will go down as a year to forget. Those actively monitoring and participating in the exchange traded funds industry may beg to differ because records galore were once again shattered.

With the stock market trading at (or near) all-time highs, it’s safe to say there are far more healthy portfolios than sick ones. But will that ratio stay the same in 2021?

We’re nearing the end of an unprecedented year for organizations and their people.

My role here is to look at the financial world, so what will the New Year bring for markets, traders, and investors?

Compliance and regulation are the only verticals where Europe carries an advantage to take on America and China in the fight for digital dominance.

Owning property, especially property that produces income, has long been one of the fastest paths to generational wealth.

When I started mining Bitcoin seven years ago, I set up a few rigs in my dorm room and was able to compete and be profitable at that small of a scale.

The energy sector is set for a mixed to higher start, supported by some modest strength in the crude complex and major equity futures which rose as investors shrugged off President Donald Trump’s threat to not sign a COVID-19 stimulus bill

Topics Include: Sustained equity participation and additional tailwinds for emerging markets

The urgency with which the blockchain ecosystem must act to ensure the development of comprehensive privacy and confidentiality solutions cannot be overstated

How Nasdaq is helping institutional investors diversify the management of their assets

If 2020 was the year that people mostly stayed in, it’s also the year retail trading broke out to the mainstream. 

Normally at this time of year, I look forward to writing a “year in review” piece. It gives me a chance to see the year with perspective, to celebrate the successes and hopefully learn from failures, both of which are a part of life for any active investor or trader