| Prev Close | 143.08 |
| Day Low/High | 143.54 / 146.34 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 140.31 / 214.96 |
Nasdaq, Inc. (NDAQ)
146.13
NASDAQ
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 164.68B |
| Market Cap | 23.56B |
| P/E Ratio | 25.72 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Unconventional Cramer: NYSE - ICE Deal is Good
Jim Cramer believes that the merger between the New York Stock Exchange and ICE is a good move.
New York Stock Exchange Finds a Buyer
The New York Stock Exchange will be acquired by Intercontinental Exchange, leaving NASDAQ out of the picture.
Holiday Gifts For Your Favorite Trader
A trip to the Museum of American Finance uncovers a trove of gifts for your favorite trader.
The 5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street: Dec. 7
Here is this week's roundup of the dumbest actions on Wall Street.
Wall Street's Plan to Bring Back the Retail Investor
From the 2008 crisis to the flash crash to the Facebook IPO, retail investors are scared to get back into the market.
ECB and Knight Capital (KCG) Somehow Make Flat Market
Jill Malandrino and Scott Redler, chief strategic officer at T3Live.com, reveal how to trade stocks ahead of earnings season: retail, banks, tech.
How 'Dark Pools' Are Drowning Investors
Scott Patterson, author of Dark Pools, says high-speed traders have hijacked the financial system and caused individual investors to flee the market.
Direct Edge Goes After Shrinking Stock Trades
Direct Edge want to offer free closing trades and steal some of NYSE and NASDAQ's business, even as trade volumes shrink.
Social Investing Key to Market's Future, Says Ditto CEO
Joseph Fox, CEO of Ditto Trade, says social investing has the potential to bring individual investors safely back into the market.
How Biology Transforms Traders During Bubbles
John Coates, author of The Hour Between Dog and Wolf, says biology pushes traders to take more risk during bubbles, sometimes with disastrous results.
3 Stocks I Saw on TV, June 11
Dan Fitzpatrick examines three stocks viewed on Fast Money. Today's stocks include Brown-Forman, Westport Innovations, and Nasdaq OMG Group.
The 5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street: June 8
Here is this week's roundup of the dumbest actions on Wall Street.
The 5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street: May 25
Here is this week's roundup of the dumbest events in the business world.
Morgan Stanley, NASDAQ Get Defensive
Fingers continue to point at Morgan Stanley and NASDAQ for poor pricing and execution of the Facebook offering.
Facebook Falls as Nasdaq Botches Launch
Facebook stock began falling on Monday following a botched launch by NASDAQ.
Facebook's First Day: It's Complicated
NASDAQ struggled with the heavy volume for Facebook's first day of trading. The robots turned to humans, as NASDAQ resorted to manually delivering executions.
Apple Takes Market on Wild Ride
Apple's big run has pushed the NASDAQ higher - outshining the poor economic data says Ken Polcari of ICAP Equities.
Give Leaders Time to Work
Here are some names that are well positioned to weather the storm when the inevitable pullback comes.
Amazon Plunges on Hefty Revenue Miss
Amazon drops nearly 10% in after-hours trading after a revenue miss of nearly $17.5 billion
Newton: Good January - Good 2012
Mark Newton, Chief Technician for Greywolf Equities says normally a good January means a good year, but he does point out the things investors need to keep an eye on.
Bullish Trend Not Backed By Volume
Ken Polcari of ICAP Equities sees a bullish trend, but warns of the light volume.
Extracting Gains from Nasdaq OMX
Here's a brief how-to on earning big returns from shares that aren't skyrocketing.
Exchanges Have an Edge
Whether investments go up or down, people will always need a place to trade.
NASDAQ Alpha Index Options
Jill Malandrino and Andrew Giovianzzi of TheStreet's OptionsProfits meet with Eric Noll of the NASDAQ OMX Group and Professor Bob Whaley of Vanderbilt University's Owens School of Business to talk about the latest options product introduced by the NASDAQ.
Oliver Stone Discusses 'Money Never Sleeps'
The director of the sequel to Wall Street, which opens in theaters nationwide Friday evening, talks to TheStreet about the movie's parallels to the 2008 financial crisis.
