^IXIC

16,103.45

▲ +0.82%

Stock Index

NASDAQ Composite

Index Symbol: ^IXIC

Total Market Capitalization (USD): $24.995 Trillion

NASDAQ Composite Index - 1 Year Evolution

1 Year Return

▲ +38.46%

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Daily close values, with moving averages and volumes
Moving averages:

  • EMA20
  • SMA50
  • SMA200

NASDAQ Composite Index Description

Common stocks and similar securities listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market are aggregated to form the Nasdaq Composite index, often simply referred to as the Nasdaq index, one of the three key indices of the US financial markets with the Dow Jones and S&P 500.

It is measured through the evolution of all the stocks and other securities quoted solely on the Nasdaq stock exchange: Common Stock, American Depositary Receipts (ADRs), Limited Partnership Interests, Ordinary Shares, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), Shares of Beneficial Interest (SBIs) and Tracking Stocks.

The Nasdaq Composite (and the Nasdaq-100, which only tracks about 100 of the largest Nasdaq companies) are usually only considered to be rough benchmarks for US innovative and tech companies, not for the broader American stocks and economy, for which the S&P 500 index is generally preferred.

Top 1-year algo backtest: +287.69%

$10,000 in March 2023 would now be $38,769 by following this algorithm daily at market close.

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NASDAQ Composite Index Data

Open 16,154.92
High 16,247.59
Low 16,094.17
Close 16,103.45
Volume 5,025,040,000
Previous Close 15,973.17
1-Day Change 130.28
1-Year Change 4472.94
Average Daily Volume 4,985,373,412
52-Week High 16,274.94
52-Week Low 11,630.51

Top 10 NASDAQ Composite Companies Concentration by Market Cap

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