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As of Friday, May 1, we have officially entered what is known as the "seasonally weak" six month period of the market.

Investor confidence in the ETF structure as a way to access markets seems strong as ever this year despite volatile market action.

Week 4 of earnings season starts today. ORATS tracks the historical weekly price moves of firms and the moves expected by the options market. Typically, this week 4 has the highest moves in stocks versus what is implied by options prices.

The 2009 financial crisis drove many in the industry to acknowledge the importance of directly addressing market downturns and spawned a small wave of asset managers dismantling traditional Modern Portfolio Theory and redefining their views on “risk.”

Equities rallied over the prior six weeks as governments, regulators, and world banks responded to the COVID-19 pandemic with massive and unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus.  Contraction and death rate curves flattened below early projections.

Nasdaq’s Private Company Advisory team hosted several calls recently with the U.S. technology investment banking community to assess current sentiment and identify prevailing trends amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Until now, as I have looked for things to buy on this drop, I have avoided the hardest-hit stocks. They have been hit hard for a reason.

As boards of directors continue to oversee their companies’ response to the coronavirus pandemic, cybersecurity remains top of mind, especially as directors also prepare for annual meetings, many of which are going digital.

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

As we move deeper into the second quarter of the month, this week, it will be chock full of earnings reports as more than 1,350 companies share their March quarter results and offer some insight on the current quarter.

Staying Connected and Practicing Wellness Amid a Crisis

Powering the Capital Markets in the UAE: Maryam Fekri, CEO of the newly launched Dubai Central Clearing & Depository Holding, discussES the journey of their technology upgrade.

Staying Connected and Practicing Wellness Amid a Crisis

Lessons From How Futurists Cope With Uncertainty

At Nasdaq, it takes a team effort to evolve and continue serving the markets. We are highlighting the very people making that possible, including Martina Rejsjo, VP of Nasdaq MarketWatch in Rockville. 

Lessons From How Futurists Cope With Uncertainty

At Nasdaq, it takes a team effort to evolve and continue serving the markets. We are highlighting the very people making that possible, including Jimmy Kvarnström, Head of European Surveillance, Stockholm.

IRGiT, a commodity clearinghouse providing clearing and settlement activities for transactions conducted on the Polish Power Exchange and an important part of our Nasdaq Market Technology community, is today celebrating its tenth anniversary

Earnings results from big-named consumer-driven companies could be a catalyst to reverse the decline. Here are the names to keep an eye on.

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