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Nasdaq Extinction Watch
An SI Board Since January 2002
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"While the Big Board boomed, the Nasdaq withered. Hard-hit by the decline in equity prices and the dearth of initial public offerings, the Nasdaq Stock Market has lost 690 listed companies since the end of 2000, according to data from the Nasdaq Web site.

As of mid-December, the Nasdaq reported having 4,044 stocks listed on its Nasdaq National Market and the Nasdaq SmallCap Market, putting it on track to finish the year with its leanest roster since 1983."
---From WSJ
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