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Nasdaq, Inc.

Founded in 1971, Nasdaq is primarily known for its equity exchange, but in addition to its trading business (about 22.5% of sales), the company sells market and financial data to investors, offers Nasdaq-branded indexes, and lists companies through its capital access segment (42.5%). Nasdaq's newest segment, financial technology, was primarily constructed through the acquisitions of Verafin and Adenza and has expanded the company into capital management, financial crime, and regulatory compliance software (35%) as it seeks to become a diversified technology company.www.business.nasdaq.com

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Oct 16, 2026

Tod HiginbothamGUEST
37:28
Yeah, well, it's, it was a further challenge because we decided to do the IPO.
Tod HiginbothamGUEST
37:32
So my former company, ATMI, we were public, and so I worked in a small cap public company, NASDAQ company.
Tod HiginbothamGUEST
37:38
So I, I know what it's about.
Tod HiginbothamGUEST
37:40
Um, but, but moving from private to public requires a massive investment to get yourself ready.
Tony KatzHOST
51:59
We're getting reports today of a tanker that was sunk in the Strait of Hormuz by the Iranians as they are stepping things up.
Tony KatzHOST
52:08
But it's it's the Nasdaq.
Tony KatzHOST
52:11
which we play in the world of tech that's down uh the midday was down like 450. i don't know where it's going to end down 450. what in the world does that have to do with any of the things we've seen on the inflation report or is there an ai story that's compounding everything we're seeing
Matt WillGUEST
52:30
well i believe that the it's the ai story overall that's very volatile so the hot cpi came in today OK, that right away has caused part of the reason that the Nasdaq went down because rates are going to go up.
Matt WillGUEST
52:44
So that is a big part of the reason.
Matt WillGUEST
52:46
Also, there is a big sell off today in semiconductors and chips, especially because there's a company called Korea Co SPI that dropped 12 percent over five days.
Seth UdinskiHOST
2:12
They were led downwards by the NASDAQ.
Seth UdinskiHOST
2:15
OpenAI apparently could not hit Wall Street's revenue expectations, unfortunately.
Seth UdinskiHOST
2:20
We talked about that recently, how the expectations are just sky high.
Seth UdinskiHOST
2:24
And so naturally, uh, it's going to happen that these big companies might not be able to hit those expectations, and when that happens, the markets react, and they did yesterday.
Alissa CoramHOST
1:04
But first, a closer look at the action in the major indexes.
Alissa CoramHOST
1:08
We'll kick things off with the Nasdaq composite finishing down just two tenths of a percent on the day coming off of the opening lows there.
Alissa CoramHOST
1:17
I can even zoom in on a shorter time frame there.
Alissa CoramHOST
1:20
So you can see erasing quite a bit of the loss there.
Ed CarsonGUEST
2:39
But still, the market, at least the parts that are good chunks of the market, are doing pretty well nevertheless.
Alissa CoramHOST
2:46
Exactly.
Alissa CoramHOST
2:46
I mean, to see the Nasdaq composite act, how it's acting with that interest rate factor being so sticky is pretty incredible, wouldn't you say, Ed?
Ed CarsonGUEST
2:58
Oh, yeah.
Rob BlackHOST
3:48
S&P 500 was down two tenths of 1%.
Rob BlackHOST
3:50
The Nasdaq down two tenths of 1%, finishing near their best levels of the day after recovering from much steeper morning losses.
Rob BlackHOST
4:00
Dow Jones Industrial Average remained a notable laggard, down seven tenths of a percent.
Rob BlackHOST
4:04
But we're having a good year.
Rob BlackHOST
4:08
The S&P MidCap 400's up 10.1%.
Rob BlackHOST
4:12
The Russell 2000 up 12 and a half percent.
Rob BlackHOST
4:16
The S&P 500 up 14%, and the Nasdaq up 18 and a half percent.
Rob BlackHOST
4:23
Recovery today was concentrated largely amongst mega-cap and tech stocks.
Derek TaylorHOST
17:18
Again, market cap-wise, Nvidia and Microsoft, uh, especially, you know, those two companies, very big companies up today.
Derek TaylorHOST
17:24
That's going to keep the Nasdaq afloat.
Derek TaylorHOST
17:26
Google, also trillion dollar company.
Derek TaylorHOST
17:29
Google up $1.65. That is up about a half a percent.
Derek TaylorHOST
17:34
Of course, that will explain what is going on with your index futures, right? That is why the Nasdaq is having a little bit of a green day, up half a percent.
Derek TaylorHOST
17:44
Up 166 now in the Nasdaq.
Derek TaylorHOST
17:46
ES still up 30.
Derek TaylorHOST
17:48
Russell up $4.
Dan BarrettHOST
11:54
But there's a bit of an interesting hook to this one we'll get to in just a sec.
Dan BarrettHOST
11:57
So she's dealing with like being an anti-NASDAQ, but also it's just been this really sort of honest thing where she's saying, hey, look, I'm a woman who is in her 50s.
Dan BarrettHOST
12:04
This is probably the last, sorry, a single woman in her 50s.
Dan BarrettHOST
12:08
This is probably the last 10 years of my life where I could be considered to be a sexual creature.
Ngioka Bunda-HeathGUEST
6:13
This will be mine and Jackie's first time working together as a choreographer and dancer.
Ngioka Bunda-HeathGUEST
6:21
And Brooklyn was my intern for years while she was still studying at NASDAQ.
Ngioka Bunda-HeathGUEST
6:28
So I've been very fortunate in...
Ngioka Bunda-HeathGUEST
6:33
I've been working with these two for a couple of years now, on and off.

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