A Q3 earnings beat sent Nasdaq to $103.30, 3.33% past its January 16 peak and its first close above $100 in the past year.
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Moderna's 17.8% drop was the single biggest move at Tuesday's close, and four of the five worst performers were chip and photonics names. Spotify topped the winners.
The run adds roughly $2.6 billion in market value, and it follows a Q3 earnings beat posted this morning. Moves this size are rare for a name that usually trades like a utility.
This morning's Q3 earnings beat added roughly $2 billion to the exchange operator's market value. Keep an eye on whether the gain holds into the close.
Index is carrying this quarter: segment revenue of $286 million rose 39% year over year, with EPS and revenue both beating estimates. Financial technology growth and the December 6 launch of 23/5 trading on the exchange give investors a second reason to stay in.
- 2BKNGBooking Holdings$0.42/sh$316M
- 3GLPIGaming & Leisure Properties$0.82/sh$239M
- 4RYAAYRyanair$0.44/sh$230M
- 5NDAQNasdaq$0.31/sh$173M
ADP is sending shareholders about $675 million, or $1.70 a share, with the money arriving October 1. Booking Holdings is next at roughly $316 million, followed by Gaming & Leisure Properties, Ryanair and Nasdaq.
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