As we approach the end of 2020, the working landscape is varied. Some organizations are already back in their offices, while some opted not to transition to remote work when the pandemic started, and many find themselves somewhere in the middle, adopting a hybridized approach.

The current economic scenario is producing a quite extreme “performance dispersion“ across stocks.

Quantifying the cost of maker-taker markets: Trading economics are much more efficient than many pundits claim. It also proves that costs can be quantified, if you’re willing to do the math.

Low volatility is a revered investment factor, but like anything else in investing, it’s not a free lunch.

A trader recently reached out asking about an option trading approach that they picked up from a book written back in the 1990’s.

That is why a stock like eHealth (EHTH), with quite ordinary looking numbers compared to the long-term averages, can still look like a bargain.

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.

Spurring equities is the continuation of what we can only call fiscal stimulus headline roulette as President Trump says he wants a “big deal” before the election that includes more comprehensive relief.

The 2020 Proxy Season Survey by Nasdaq and U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness finds that public companies welcome the chance to participate in the proxy process.

Our ‚Faces of Entrepreneurship‘ for the week are Maggie Patton, Alex Buckley and Gabrielle Union, co-founders of Bitsy’s