TradingView has announced the addition of NASDAQ mutual funds to its platform, further enhancing the data offerings for its users. This integration allows users to access a new set of symbols from a prominent global exchange, expanding their analytical capabilities and facilitating more informed investment decisions.
NASDAQ, the first automated exchange globally, is headquartered in New York and features over 5,000 listed companies, including well-known entities such as Apple and Microsoft. Recognized as one of the busiest trading environments in the United States as well as around the world, NASDAQ operates 29 different markets, allowing for the trading of a diverse range of financial instruments including stocks, derivatives, fixed income, and commodities.
Among the popular instruments traded on NASDAQ and other exchanges globally are mutual funds. These funds enable individual investors to pool their money with others, allowing for investment managed by professionals who deploy strategies to maximize returns. A notable example is the Fidelity 500 Index Fund, which invests in the common stocks that make up the S&P 500 Index. This provides investors with access to a diversified portfolio that would otherwise be difficult or costly to manage independently.
Users can analyze these mutual funds on TradingView’s charts by accessing the Symbol Search feature. By entering the NASDAQ: prefix and selecting the Funds tab, users can explore a comprehensive list of available mutual funds.
TradingView boasts connectivity to hundreds of data feeds, ensuring reliable access to an impressive total of over two million instruments from around the world. This extensive array of options supports users in conducting thorough analyses and making decisions backed by a wealth of information. As TradingView continues to enhance its platform, users can expect an increasingly rich environment for charting and investment analysis.