Nasdaq

Definition of Nasdaq

NASDAQ is an American stock exchange that specializes in technology companies and other high-growth industries.

How should Nasdaq divide into syllables

There are two syllables in NASDAQ. The first syllable 'NAS' has one vowel 'A' and two consonants 'N' and 'S'. The second syllable 'DAQ' has two vowels 'A' and 'U' and two consonants 'D' and 'Q'.

Part of Speech - Nasdaq

Many technology companies are listed on NASDAQ.

Sentences with Nasdaq

• NASDAQ is where many technology companies are listed.
• Investors can trade stocks on NASDAQ.
• The NASDAQ index measures the performance of technology companies.
• Many high-growth industries choose to go public on NASDAQ.
• The NASDAQ exchange operates electronically and does not have a physical trading floor.
• NASDAQ is a popular choice for technology startups to go public.
• The NASDAQ Composite Index includes thousands of companies listed on the exchange.
• NASDAQ was founded in 1971.
• NASDAQ is headquartered in New York City.
• Many well-known technology companies like Apple and Microsoft are listed on NASDAQ.

Quotes with Nasdaq

• "The NASDAQ is not a casino. It's a capital market." - Arthur Levitt
• "I never wanted to be a businessman; I always wanted to be a stock trader. But I ended up starting a business, and that became the NASDAQ." - Bernie Madoff
• "I think the NASDAQ is a great market." - Jim Cramer
• "The NASDAQ is the only stock exchange in America that really matters." - Mark Cuban

Number of characters in Nasdaq

6 ( n, a, s, d, a, q )

Unique letters in Nasdaq

5 ( n, a, s, d, q )

Nasdaq Backwards

qadsan

Phonetic Transcription of Nasdaq

IPA (International): ˈnæzdæk

ARA (American): ˈnæzdæk

EPA (English): ˈnæzdæk

NAE-ZDAE-K