Quick Definition

Nasdaq is a global electronic marketplace for buying and selling securities, primarily known for its focus on technology and internet-related stocks.

Examples

• 1A technology startup going public through an IPO on the Nasdaq.
• 2Investors buying shares of a major tech company like Apple or Google on the Nasdaq.
• 3A mutual fund manager including Nasdaq-listed stocks in their portfolio to capitalize on the growth of the tech sector.

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