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NASDAQ, short for the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations, is a global electronic marketplace for buying and selling securities, primarily stocks. Established in 1971, it was the first electronic stock market, allowing for the automated trading of shares, which enhances efficiency and accessibility for investors. NASDAQ is known for its high concentration of technology and internet-based companies, making it a significant platform for the growth of the tech sector. It operates under a dealer’s market structure, meaning that participants transact through dealers rather than directly with each other. The NASDAQ Composite, an index that includes all stocks listed on the exchange, is widely followed as an indicator of the performance of technology and growth-oriented companies in the equity market.
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Super Micro Computer’s stock saw a 12% premarket surge following a pivotal announcement. The company is actively addressing delayed SEC filings to avoid Nasdaq delisting. Super Micro aims for a $40 billion revenue target by 2026, despite recent earnings disappointment. A confidential
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GameStop’s Digital Overhaul: How Blockchain and AI Redefine the Trading Landscape

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GameStop revolutionizes trading with blockchain, AI, and automation, empowering retail investors. Blockchain integration enhances transparency and trust in trading through an innovative NFT marketplace. AI-driven analytics offer real-time insights, boosting investors’ decision-making capabilities. Social media analytics provide clarity on market sentiment, enhancing
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