| 21-Mar-2025 4:30 AM CST Nasdaq Faces Correction Amid Volatility The Nasdaq Composite has officially entered correction territory, down over 13% since its recent high, starting on March 6. Market volatility persists, presenting a strategic buying opportunity for undervalued stocks. Recent declines have made growth-oriented names in the technology sector particularly attractive. Tech Sector Struggles Continue Tech-heavy indices face ongoing pressure, highlighted by Nvidia shares falling over 3%. The broader market is grappling with concerns about an economic slowdown, impacting investor sentiment. Despite challenges, sectors like artificial intelligence present potential long-term opportunities, attracting significant investment interest. Valuation Concerns Persist Stock valuations remain elevated despite recent corrections, trading at premium levels compared to historical averages. While the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite are officially in correction mode, questions linger about whether current valuations justify continued growth expectations or signal cautionary measures. Nasdaq's Expansion and Trading Innovations Nasdaq continues to expand its global presence, including plans to open a new regional headquarters in Dallas, generating over $750 million annually in Southeast U.S. revenues. Additionally, efforts to adopt round-the-clock trading hours reflect adaptability to evolving investor needs and cryptocurrency market dynamics. Notably, Nasdaq will release its quarterly earnings report on April 30, 2025. | 
