CryptoChieftain
Wed Dec 11 2024
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What is the difference between Nasdak 100 and S & P 500? One of the s & P500 recruitment criteria is to maintain a surplus for a quarter consecutive year. On the other hand, Nasdaq 100 has no recruitment criteria, and if one of the criteria consisting of capital, interest, cash flow, etc. is satisfied, it will be eligible for a deficit company.
The difference between Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 is in their recruitment criteria. S&P 500 requires a surplus for a consecutive quarter year, while Nasdaq 100 has no such criteria and allows deficit companies if they meet certain capital, interest, or cash Flow standards.
