Both the Nasdaq Composite and Nasdaq 100 use the same modified market capitalization weighting method: Each share's closing price (LSP) is multiplied by the total shares outstanding (TSO).
Share weights calculation: Each security's market capitalization is divided by the total capitalization of all index securities. Share weights for each stock are then multiplied by that stock's closing price. The total is divided by an index divisor that accounts for market fluctuations. The result is the Nasdaq average for that day.
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