Nasdaq 100

The Nasdaq-100 is the index most associated with big technology, even though it is technically defined by what it leaves out. It holds about a hundred of the largest non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq exchange, and because banks and insurers are excluded, the result is heavily tilted toward technology and internet giants like Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia and Amazon. That concentration makes it more growth-oriented and more volatile than the broader S&P 500: it soars further in tech rallies and falls harder when those same names sell off. Launched by Nasdaq in 1985 and weighted by a modified form of market capitalization that caps the very largest members, it is the benchmark tracked by the popular QQQ fund and roughly a trillion dollars of investment. For investors, the Nasdaq-100 is shorthand for a bet on large-cap technology and the growth stocks that have led the market for much of the past two decades.

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