Nasdaq just smashed Q2 2026 earnings with $1.5 billion in sales—up 15% from last year—and beat Wall Street’s profit expectations even after stripping out one-time items. This isn’t a fluke: revenue has grown steadily for five years, and recent momentum suggests demand for their core exchange and tech services is hotter than ever. Born in 1971 as the world’s first electronic stock market, Nasdaq’s foundational role in global finance keeps it resilient. The stock ticked up after the report, but analysts are eyeing the long game—strong numbers today don’t answer the bigger question: where’s Nasdaq headed next?
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