NASDAQ

Also known as National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations, Nasdaq Stock Market, NASDAQ - All Markets

beurs die wordt bedreven door de Amerikaanse National Association of Securities Dealers

AI overview

The Nasdaq is a stock exchange where shares of companies are bought and sold, with a particular focus on technology and growth companies. It matters because the Nasdaq's overall performance, as measured by its major indexes, is widely followed as an indicator of how well the technology sector and the broader economy are doing.

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Key facts

Exchange.name: Nasdaq Stock Market
Exchange.logo: frameless|class=skin-invert
Exchange.type: Stock exchange
Exchange.city: New York City
Exchange.country: U.S.
Exchange.owner: Nasdaq, Inc.
Exchange.listings: 4,025 (January 2026)
Exchange.currency: United States dollar
Exchange.mcap: $42.2 trillion (December 2025)

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: organization
Country: Sweden
Located in: New York City
Currency: United States dollar
Headquarters: One Liberty Plaza
Parent organization: Nasdaq, Inc.
CEO: Adena Friedman
Industry: financial services
Legal form: stock exchange
Operator: Nasdaq, Inc.
Official website: www.nasdaq.com
Image: CreditRich Nasdaq Tower NYC.jpg

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topic's main category: Category:Nasdaq
Commons category: NASDAQ
inception: 1971-02-04
topic has template: Template:NASDAQ
regulated by: Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
social media followers: 756432

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Article · Nederlands

De NASDAQ is een beurs die wordt bedreven door de Amerikaanse National Association of Securities Dealers. Op deze beurs worden vooral aandelen van technologiebedrijven verhandeld. NASDAQ is oorspronkelijk een afkorting voor National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (Nederlands: ‘Automatische Prijsstelling van de Nationale Vereniging van Effectenhandelaren’).

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