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Nasdaq (NDAQ) has announced the annual reconstitution of the Nasdaq-100 Index, effective before market open on December 20, 2021. Six companies will be added: Airbnb, Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, Lucid Group, Zscaler, and Datadog. Concurrently, CDW Corporation, Fox Corporation, Cerner, Check Point, Trip.com Group, and Incyte will be removed from the Index. This reconstitution occurs each December, aligning with the quarterly quadruple witch expiration. The Nasdaq-100 Index serves as a benchmark for various financial products, including the Invesco QQQ Trust.
On December 2, 2021, Nasdaq (NDAQ) reported its monthly trading volumes for November 2021, with detailed statistics available on its investor relations website. This data includes monthly trading volumes and quarterly capture rates, which are critical for assessing market activity and performance. Nasdaq, as a global technology company, provides essential data, analytics, software, and services to optimize business operations across capital markets. Investors can access in-depth financial information on Nasdaq's performance through their official channels.
Nasdaq announced a multi-year partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to migrate its North American markets to a cloud-based infrastructure starting in 2022. This phased approach will begin with the Nasdaq MRX options market, utilizing a co-designed edge computing solution by both companies. The migration aims to enhance market resilience, scalability, and accessibility, while also promoting new services in anti-financial crime and data analytics. Nasdaq's primary data center in Carteret, NJ will become the first-ever private AWS Local Zone for capital markets.
Nasdaq has launched the Retail Trading Activity Tracker, offering insights into self-directed retail investor activities in the U.S. equity market. This dataset includes daily and historical trading information for stocks and ETFs, featuring buy/sell ratios per ticker. A free version will display the top ten most traded securities, updated daily. Developed from publicly available data, this initiative enhances market transparency and empowers investors. The tracker provides data history from 2016 to present, aligning with Nasdaq's goals of data accessibility and transparency.