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Nasdaq’s latest fair value estimate has been nudged from US$109.57 to US$106.87, a shift of about US$3 per share that signals a more finely tuned view of its long term potential. The change sits alongside Street research that blends optimism about Nasdaq’s platform and AI exposure with more cautious, incremental adjustments to price targets and ratings. As you read on, you will see how these small moves fit into the evolving analyst narrative and what to watch as new updates come through.
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TD Cowen upgraded Nasdaq to Buy from Hold on 26 February, highlighting confidence in the durability of the platform, especially in financial technology, and pointing to AI exposure as a key positive.
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Following Nasdaq’s investor day, TD Cowen cited the recent pullback in the shares as creating what it sees as an attractive entry point, aligning closely with the current fair value estimate around US$106.
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UBS raised its price target to US$120 from US$115 on 12 January and kept a Buy rating, calling Nasdaq a top pick among U.S. exchanges, which signals strong conviction in the company at that valuation level.
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JPMorgan lifted its price target to US$113 from US$111 while maintaining an Overweight rating, reflecting updated modeling that still supports a premium stance on the shares.
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Keefe Bruyette resumed coverage with a Market Perform rating, which suggests a more measured view on upside compared with the firms carrying Buy or Overweight ratings.
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The recent US$1 price target reduction at TD Cowen points to some fine tuning of expectations, showing that even supportive analysts are watching execution and valuation levels closely.
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Nasdaq plans to roll out an equity token design in H1 2027 that lets public companies tokenize shares while keeping existing ownership rights, governance, and regulatory protections aligned with traditional equity markets.
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A new partnership with Payward, parent of Kraken, will use the xStocks framework to build an equities transformation gateway that links regulated equity markets with permissionless blockchain networks where xStocks are available.
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Nasdaq and Talos agreed to connect Talos’ digital asset infrastructure with Nasdaq’s Calypso and Trade Surveillance platforms to support tokenized collateral and a combined on chain and off chain collateral workflow.
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Nasdaq introduced the Nasdaq Private Capital Indexes, based on more than 14,000 institutional private market funds with over US$11.4t in global AUM, and extended its relationship with Juniper Square so that Nasdaq eVestment data feeds directly into Juniper Square’s AI CRM from Summer 2026.
