Talk Your Book: A Short History of the Nasdaq 100
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On this episode of Animal Spirits: Talk Your Book, Michael Batnick) and Ben Carlson) are joined by Emily Spurling, SVP, Global Head of Index at Nasdaq) and Mark Marex, Senior Director of Index and Research and Development to discuss the original inception of the Nasdaq 100, understanding tech exposure within the Nasdaq 100, why Nasdaq is winning the listing race, why companies enter and exit the index, thinking about the dot com bubble and the Nasdaq 100, and much more!

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