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Relative-strength research platform, model portfolios, custom model builder and SMA strategies for advisors
Richmond, VA, USPart of a larger companynasdaq.comNot yet confirmed by the company
Nasdaq Dorsey Wright (NDW) provides technical research and model-based strategies built on point-and-figure charting and relative strength. Its main users are financial advisors, with products also aimed at asset managers and individual investors.
The NDW research platform, with more than 7,000 users, offers trend and relative-strength charts on over 50,000 stocks, ETFs and funds, daily momentum scores, screening, watchlist alerts, a tactical asset allocation guide (DALI), daily market commentary and access to its analysts. Advisors can follow 100+ guided stock, ETF and fund models or build, backtest and run their own rules-based models, and can use 10+ managed account strategies on SMA and UMA programs. NDW methods also underlie 30+ licensed ETFs, funds and UITs.
NDW is an SEC-registered investment adviser headquartered in Richmond, Virginia and owned by Nasdaq. Research platform pricing starts at $89 per month (Basic) and $319 per month (Professional), with a free trial.
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