Nasdaq 100 Index

Introduction

1971 Nian 2 8 November: Nasdaq establish the initial index of 100 points, after ten years exceeded 200 points.

December 5, 2007, Baidu first included into the Nasdaq 100 index of Chinese stocks.

According to Reuters, Baidu said today that its ADS will begin on Tuesday, US time included in the Nasdaq 100 Index.

So far, Baidu will become the first to join the Nasdaq 100 Index of Chinese companies.

After the message is sent, Baidu shares rose in early trading 2.2%.

2010 Nian 3 22, Cathay Pacific NASDAQ 100 Index Fund official release, means that Chinese people Since then can invest the Nasdaq 100 index up!

influence

NASDAQ represents the financial product innovation and industry impact of new forces. It has developed a new index to remain a world-class innovators by themselves and with other partners. Nasdaq has launched some of the world's most closely watched index, include:

· The Nasdaq Composite Index (NASDAQ Composite Index)

· Nas -100 NASDAQ index (NASDAQ-100 index)

· NASDAQ CleanEdge® U.S. series flow index (NASDAQ CleanEdge USLiquid series index)

· sodium The Nasdaq biotechnology index (NASDAQ biotechnology index)

· Nasdaq industrial stocks index

· Nasdaq insurance stocks index

· Carolina The Nasdaq index of bank stocks

· Nasdaq computer stocks index

· Nasdaq telecom stocks index

100 index

< p> Nasdaq 100 index as the Nasdaq's main index, 100 stocks that have high-tech, high-growth and non-financial characteristics that can be said to represent the United States technology stocks. It is worth mentioning that the Nasdaq 100 index, the good performance of these high-growth stocks, are brought within the respective nature of high-growth, innovative businesses in particular, for example, rather than the epitaxial growth of assets into .

From 100 Index constituent stocks of the top ten heavy Nasdaq rights point of view, they are mainly high-tech enterprises, the majority of companies in the computer industry, the largest weight to Apple Computer (Apple), additionally including Microsoft (Microsoft), Google (Google), Cisco (Cisco), Intel (Intel), and many other well-known companies.