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Nasdaq Gets SEC Nod to Add Monday and Wednesday Options Expiries for Certain Stocks

Nasdaq Private Market Raises $37.6M in Series C Financing Led by Cerity Partners.

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Nasdaq Set to Lead Wall Street Rebound as Morgan Stanley, Goldman Report Earnings

Catalyst<ul> <li>Most analysts rate NDAQ Buy or Strong Buy, showing broad institutional optimism.</li> <li>The company maintains strong cash reserves relative to market value.</li> <li>Recent Bullish Engulfing and Marubozu White signals in early January point to potential rebound momentum for NDAQ.</li></ul>Risk<ul> <li>Fund flows show negative outflows across all order sizes, indicating investor caution.</li> <li>Technical indicators remain neutral with mixed signals, making directional trends uncertain.</li> <li>Profit-MV shows negative fundamental pressure, suggesting earnings may lag market expectations.</li></ul>

Key Factors

Nasdaq received SEC approval to add Monday and Wednesday stock options expirations for certain stocks, including Mag-7 shares, effective after a regulatory review initiated in June 2022. Nasdaq Private Market raised $37.6 million in Series C funding led by Cerity Partners, with existing investors participating, following a record year of nearly $15 billion in transaction volume. Nasdaq introduced a new options rule effective January 10, 2026, prohibiting members from splitting options orders for improper purposes under Options 9, Section 25. Nasdaq's partnership with Juniper Square and eVestment aims to integrate eVestment's institutional investor intelligence into Juniper Square's AI CRM, aligning with its strategy to expand as a financial technology and data platform.

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