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On today’s show, we discuss:

• Where the inception of the Nasdaq 100 came from

• Understanding Tech exposure within the Nasdaq 100

• Why the Nasdaq is winning the listing race

• Why companies enter and exit the index

• Differences between the Q's and the S&P 500

• Rules for getting added to the Nasdaq 100

• The historic market cap of the Nasdaq 100 over time

• Thinking about the dot com bubble and the Nasdaq 100

• How Nasdaq defines innovation

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