Tech ETFs took the brunt of the Nasdaq’s $2.5 trillion drop, as record trading volume in QQQ and SOXL signals fear over the future of AI spending.
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The mainland’s STAR50 has cratered more than 40% since its summer peak, as investors shed shares of the AI leaders that make up the index.
Intel rose more than 3% Monday, while chipmaking peers including AMD and Micron also bounced back, and the Nasdaq gained nearly 2%.
For TXSE to carve out a meaningful niche, it will need to win exclusive listings rather than simply host securities already trading elsewhere.
Subversive ETFs filed to launch two funds that specifically exclude companies associated with the world’s richest man.
Blackrock announced the launch of IQQ, joining Invesco and State Street to offer a Nasdaq-100 tracking ETF.
Despite being one of the largest companies by market cap, SpaceX won’t be among the heaviest-weighted names in the index.
With investor interest in tech heating up, the new fund undercuts Invesco’s fees by almost half.
There’s been a bit of a vibe shift since Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tabbed Marvell as “next trillion-dollar company” just a week ago.
After a dry spell amid high interest rates and inflation uncertainty Q1 saw 35 IPOs raise $9.9 billion, according to Renaissance Capital.
Nasdaq and Cboe are introducing binary bets on financial market events, capitalizing on the success of Kalshi and Polymarket.
The company filed Monday for the iShares Nasdaq 100 ETF, a result of the exchange broadening its US licensing for the index.
As the rest of Big Tech embark on one of the greatest capex ventures in human history, Apple is practically spending pennies by comparison.
While some advisors are sounding the alarm, others are making sense of the market rally.
Through the last 100 days, the Russell 2000 has bested the rival S&P SmallCap 600 by 9%, good for the widest gap since 2010.