Nasdaq Stocks List

Nasdaq Stocks List

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The Bullish Bears break down a list of the Nasdaq 100 stocks and companies, ETFs, and futures. The Nasdaq is a big deal. It’s such a big deal; it is the second-largest cap index behind the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange). The exchange is weighted based on market cap, meaning stocks like $AAPL will have a bigger effect than stocks like $SQ. You may have noticed this already, but the Nasdaq list is heavily comprised of stocks that are technology based. You won’t find financial stocks here. They made a separate list for only financial stocks under the Nasdaq Financial 100. Also, check out our full stock indexes list.

Not just any stock makes it on the list, which makes it very popular for traders because the companies listed here have been vetted. They also can be kicked off the exchange if they fall out of compliance. Companies must not be currently in bankruptcy proceedings and must have an average daily trading volume of at least 200,000 shares, for example. If a stock on this exchange drops below a dollar for too long, it can be warned by the Nasdaq committee and has 90 days to regain compliance.

We are not affiliated with nor endorse any of these companies, and nothing on this site constitutes a recommendation to buy or sell.

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SymbolNameMarket CapSectorIndustry
AAPLApple Inc.$2.825 T Technology Consumer Electronics
MSFTMicrosoft Corporation$2.328 T Technology Software—Infrastructure
GOOGAlphabet Inc.$1.825 T Communication Services Internet Content & Information
GOOGLAlphabet Inc.$1.825 T Communication Services Internet Content & Information
AMZNAmazon.com, Inc.$1.642 T Consumer Discretionary Internet Retail
TSLATesla, Inc.$1.016 T Consumer Discretionary Auto Manufacturers
NVDANvidia Corporation$660.38 B Technology Semiconductors
METAMeta Platforms, Inc.$617.50 B Communication Services Internet Content & Information
ASMLASML Holding N.V.$274.35 B Technology Semiconductor Equipment & Materials
AVGOBroadcom Inc.$265.27 B Technology Semiconductors
COSTCostco Wholesale Corporation$258.15 B Consumer Staples Discount Stores
PEPPepsiCo, Inc.$241.05 B Consumer Staples Beverages—Non-Alcoholic
CSCOCisco Systems, Inc.$238.45 B Technology Communication Equipment
CMCSAComcast Corporation$218.90 B Communication Services Entertainment
VZVerizon Communications Inc.$216.68 B Communication Services Telecom Services
AZNAstraZeneca plc$201.75 B Healthcare Drug Manufacturers—General
INTCIntel Corporation$201.72 B Technology Semiconductors
ADBEAdobe Inc.$199.57 B Technology Software—Infrastructure
QCOMQualcomm Incorporated$172.25 B Technology Semiconductors
TXNTexas Instruments Incorporated$171.28 B Technology Semiconductors
TMUST-Mobile US, Inc.$164.31 B Communication Services Telecom Services
NFLXNetflix, Inc.$163.19 B Communication Services Entertainment
AMGNAmgen Inc.$141.72 B Healthcare Drug Manufacturers—General
PYPLPayPal Holdings, Inc.$133.92 B Financials Credit Services
SNYSanofi$132.29 B Healthcare Drug Manufacturers—General
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.$128.29 B Technology Semiconductors
INTUIntuit Inc.$126.77 B Technology Software—Application
AMATApplied Materials, Inc.$121.12 B Technology Semiconductor Equipment & Materials
SBUXStarbucks Corporation$108.19 B Consumer Discretionary Restaurants
ABNBAirbnb, Inc.$105.07 B Communication Services Internet Content & Information
CHTRCharter Communications, Inc.$104.97 B Communication Services Entertainment
ADPAutomatic Data Processing, Inc.$96.98 B Industrials Staffing & Employment Services
BKNGBooking Holdings Inc.$95.02 B Consumer Discretionary Travel Services
MDLZMondelez International, Inc.$90.67 B Consumer Staples Confectioners
JDJD.com, Inc.$90.46 B Consumer Discretionary Internet Retail
CMECME Group Inc.$87.17 B Financials Financial Data & Stock Exchanges
MUMicron Technology, Inc.$86.49 B Technology Semiconductors
LRCXLam Research Corporation$77.60 B Technology Semiconductor Equipment & Materials
GILDGilead Sciences, Inc.$76.15 B Healthcare Drug Manufacturers—General
REGNRegeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.$74.91 B Healthcare Biotechnology
TEAMAtlassian Corporation Plc$73.72 B Technology Software—Application
MRNAModerna, Inc.$70.81 B Healthcare Biotechnology
FISVFiserv, Inc.$68.68 B Technology Information Technology Services
VRTXVertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated$67.49 B Healthcare Biotechnology
EQIXEquinix, Inc. (REIT)$66.35 B Real Estate REIT—Specialty
EXCExelon Corporation$65.53 B Utilities Utilities—Diversified
ADIAnalog Devices, Inc.$62.00 B Technology Semiconductors
NTESNetEase, Inc.$59.76 B Communication Services Internet Content & Information
WDAYWorkday, Inc.$58.70 B Technology Software—Application
MRVLMarvell Technology Group Ltd.$58.36 BTechnologySemiconductors
MARMarriott International, Inc.$57.18 B Consumer Discretionary Lodging
PDDPinduoduo Inc.$57.09 B Consumer Discretionary Internet Retail
KLACKLA Corporation$56.48 B Technology Semiconductor Equipment & Materials
KDPKeurig Dr Pepper Inc.$55.28 B Consumer Staples Beverages—Non-Alcoholic
FTNTFortinet, Inc.$53.86 B Technology Software—Infrastructure
NXPINXP Semiconductors N.V.$52.28 B Technology Semiconductors
XLNXXilinx, Inc.$52.19 B Technology Semiconductors
AEPAmerican Electric Power Company, Inc.$50.95 B Utilities Utilities—Regulated Electric
SNPSSynopsys, Inc.$50.18 B Technology Software—Infrastructure
ILMNIllumina, Inc.$49.91 B Healthcare Diagnostics & Research
MELIMercadoLibre, Inc.$49.83 B Consumer Discretionary Internet Retail
KHCThe Kraft Heinz Company$49.42 B Consumer Staples Packaged Foods
PAYXPaychex, Inc.$49.23 B Industrials Staffing & Employment Services
LULULululemon Athletica Inc.$48.52 B Consumer Discretionary Apparel Retail
ORLYO'Reilly Automotive, Inc.$48.14 B Consumer Discretionary Specialty Retail
CRWDCrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.$47.89 B Technology Software—Infrastructure
ADSKAutodesk, Inc.$47.69 B Technology Software—Application
CTSHCognizant Technology Solutions Corporation$47.07 B Technology Information Technology Services
DXCMDexCom, Inc.$46.86 B Healthcare Diagnostics & Research
BIDUBaidu, Inc.$45.98 B Communication Services Internet Content & Information
VODVodafone Group plc$45.74 B Communication Services Telecom Services
IDXXIDEXX Laboratories, Inc.$45.64 B Healthcare Diagnostics & Research
DDOGDatadog, Inc.$45.13 B Technology Software—Application
CTASCintas Corporation$44.32 B Industrials Specialty Business Services
CDNSCadence Design Systems, Inc.$44.23 B Technology Software—Application
MNSTMonster Beverage Corporation$42.81 B Consumer Staples Beverages—Non-Alcoholic
BNTXBioNTech SE$41.93 B Healthcare Biotechnology
WBAWalgreens Boots Alliance, Inc.$40.55 B Healthcare Pharmaceutical Retailers
XELXcel Energy Inc.$39.76 B Utilities Utilities—Regulated Electric
EBAYeBay Inc.$39.34 B Consumer Discretionary Internet Retail
DLTRDollar Tree, Inc.$38.00 B Consumer Staples Discount Stores
SBACSBA Communications Corporation$37.93 B Real Estate REIT—Specialty
EAElectronic Arts Inc.$37.38 B Communication Services Electronic Gaming & Multimedia
ISRGIntuitive Surgical, Inc.$35.37 B Healthcare Medical Instruments & Supplies
ODFLOld Dominion Freight Line, Inc.$34.94 B Industrials Trucking
FASTFastenal Company$34.58 B Industrials Industrial Distribution
ALGNAlign Technology, Inc.$34.49 B Healthcare Medical Devices
VRSKVerisk Analytics, Inc.$34.39 B Industrials Consulting Services
TROWT. Rowe Price Group, Inc.$34.01 B Financials Asset Management
ERICTelefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson$33.29 B Technology Communication Equipment
ZMZoom Video Communications, Inc.$33.22 B Communication Services Telecom Services
ROSTRoss Stores, Inc.$32.71 B Consumer Discretionary Apparel Retail
PCARPACCAR Inc$32.04 B Industrials Farm & Heavy Construction Machinery
BIIBBiogen Inc.$31.35 B Healthcare Drug Manufacturers—General
ZSZscaler, Inc.$31.03 B Technology Software—Infrastructure
FITBFifth Third Bancorp$30.46 B Financials Banks
WLTWWillis Towers Watson plc$29.85 B Financials Insurance Brokers
MTCHMatch Group, Inc.$29.82 B Communication Services Internet Content & Information
CPRTCopart, Inc.$29.58 B Industrials Specialty Business Services
SIVBSVB Financial Group$28.91 B Financials Banks

Nasdaq 100 ETF List

SymbolName
QQQInvesco QQQ Trust 
ONEQFidelity Nasdaq Composite 
IBBiShares Nasdaq Biotechnology 
QTECFirst Trust Nasdaq 100 Tech

Nasdaq Futures Symbols

SymbolName
NQNasdaq E-Mini Futures
MNQMicro E-Mini 

$QQQ

The Nasdaq 100 is one of the most popular charts traders and investors use to invest and trade the markets. Technology stocks are very popular to trade and invest in the long term. Our world is always evolving, making this sector very attractive to many investors.

So, how do you chart this major index? Knowing how to trade the trend is important to know as a trader. There is a phrase called the trend is your friend, which is very true when it comes to the $QQQ.

Technology stocks run overall with the Nasdaq index. If this index is up, many stocks run with it. When it’s bearish, the stocks in these indices usually fall. Knowing how to find trend lines is crucial in long-term trading and investing.

Pull up a chart of the $QQQ and look at longer-term time frames such as weekly and monthly charts. Connect as many angular channels up and down until you can find sloping channels up and down. These are called broadening formations, megaphones, and also rising channels.

As price action rises in an upper channel, it’s important to know angular support and resistance levels. As the price rises on the $QQQ, be aware of potential pullbacks or even drastic drops as the price hits resistance of the upper channels.

This is very common when you find an overall uptrend. The price doesn’t go up forever. Again, you can have minor pullbacks to moving average levels or even drastic drops.

Should you buy the dip? The answer is yes; however, you must know where those dip buy areas are on the $QQQ charts. You’ll need to spot doji and hammer reversal candlesticks and be aware of resistance areas above to take your profits after entering the dip buy.

Trading

There are several different ways that you can trade the Nasdaq 100 index. A couple of the most common is to trade futures and options, etfs. The most popular options symbols are $QQQ, $ONEQ, $IBB, and $QTEC, and the futures symbols are /NQ and /MNQ.

There are two types of futures that you can trade. E-Mini and micro futures. E-minis are the more expensive but well-known way to trade them among futures traders. However, micros are gaining some steam, especially with the lower margin requirements.

E-minis require an initial upfront market of $8250, whereas micros require $825. Micros have a tick value of $0.50, and e-minis have a $5 tick value.

The futures on this index move in 0.25 ticks, so four ticks make up 1 point. So, every 1-point move on the e-mini gives you the potential to make or lose $20, and every 1-point move on the micros gives you the ability to make or lose $2.

There are several different trading styles among futures and options traders of the Nasdaq indices. There are day traders, swing traders, and long-term traders.

Day trading weekly options is a very popular strategy, where momentum traders like to buy and sell weekly contracts on highly liquid tech stocks. They use the leverage options contracts to afford to capitalize on short-term gains.

The liquidity of these contracts allows them to get in and out of their contracts and is an alternative to day trading penny stocks.

Futures trading is a similar strategy but a bit different. Day trading Nasdaq futures is very popular and is a bit less complicated than option contracts.

Both are very lucrative strategies to day trade the Nasdaq. Due to margin requirements, futures trading takes a bit more capital in your brokerage account. Options require less capital to trade. But both are very good strategies.

QQQ TipRanks Report 5/23.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tech has led the way for the overall stock market for a  long time. When the Nasdaq was founded in 1971, we can see how tech became a huge player in growth and fortunes for investors. Take $AAPL, for example. The stock had an IPO in 1980 at 22 dollars and has since experienced massive growth and success. Apple is currently trading in the 300 range.  If you bought ten shares at 22 bucks, you would be looking at over 125,000 return, not including dividends (and calculating for stock splits).


Traders will often follow /NQ (or Nasdaq futures) to keep an eye on the price during off hours. They will also watch $QQQ, the Nasdaq ETF (exchange-traded fund). This is how MOST investors choose to get in on the Nasdaq. Did you know the Nasdaq is a stock? Like, the actual Nasdaq. Its symbol is $NDAQ.

The Nasdaq 100 is one of the most popular long-term investment strategies. It makes up many investors', annuities, and retirement plans. Also, it’s popular among insurance products. It has a solid track record for long-term performance and gives a good overall gauge of the economy.

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