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Talk Your Book: Is the Nasdaq 100 in Another Bubble?

Talk Your Book: Is the Nasdaq 100 in Another Bubble?


Today’s Talk Your Book is brought to you by Nasdaq:

On today’s show, we discuss:

  • Why the eight largest companies in the world by market cap all ended up listing on NASDAQ
  • How NASDAQ updated its index methodology, moving from annual to quarterly reconstitution and introducing a fast entry rules
  • Why the old index rules struggled to keep pace with today’s mega-cap IPO landscape and what the new framework means for future IPOs
  • How updated float requirements now allow newly public companies to scale into index inclusion gradually rather than waiting for a fixed threshold
  • How today’s NASDAQ 100 differs from 1999 across valuations, profit margins, and earnings growth

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