Headquartered in New York, NY Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: NDAQ nasdaq.com
Nasdaq, Inc. (Nasdaq: NDAQ) is a global technology company that operates capital markets infrastructure, financial technology platforms, and data and analytics services. The company runs the Nasdaq Stock Market and multiple European exchanges, provides index licensing and ETP services with over $1 trillion in ETP assets under management, and offers financial crime management technology through Nasdaq Verafin, regulatory technology through its Surveillance and AxiomSL platforms, and capital markets technology through Calypso and its Market Technology business. Nasdaq serves exchanges, broker-dealers, banks, asset managers, corporates, and regulators worldwide with trading, clearing, listing, data, analytics, surveillance, and compliance solutions. The company is expanding into digital assets infrastructure through its Digital Liquidity Networks initiative and is advancing Always-On market capabilities including planned 23/5 trading for U.S. equities. Updated
The exchange operator just set a fresh 52-week high at $108.62, 2.25% above the peak it made only three sessions ago. That is a $60.7 billion company still climbing after a run off February's $79.62 low.
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.
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.
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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Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Antero Resources, Array Technologies, Bumble, Chewy, EQT, LendingClub, Match, MGIC Investment, Nasdaq, New York Community Bancorp, Palo Alto Networks, Radian, Range Resources, Spotify Technology and Welltower.
Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Datadog, DexCom, Exelixis, Lam Research, Las Vegas Sands, Lyft, Match, Nasdaq, Next Era Energy, Norfolk Southern, Pfizer, Walmart and Wolfspeed.
Here are the top analysts calls for Friday, November 25.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Affirm, Coinbase Global, Dominion Energy, GoodRx, Kroger, Nasdaq, Plug Power, PubMatic, Tyson Foods and Walt Disney.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Coca-Cola, Datadog, Domino’s Pizza, Enphase Energy, Harley-Davidson, Johnson & Johnson, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Nasdaq, Nike, Tesla and Workday.
Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Airbnb, Cleveland-Cliffs, CrowdStrike, Meta Platforms, Nasdaq, Okta, PENN Entertainment, PPL, Splunk, Target, U.S. Steel and Zscaler.
Nasdaq, Inc. (Nasdaq: NDAQ) is a global technology company that operates capital markets infrastructure, financial technology platforms, and data and analytics services.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for NDAQ is $127.97, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $115.38. NDAQ price prediction →
