Nasdaq

More Trillion Dollar IPOs, Anthropic $3T, Zuck’s Price War, China Ends Open Source?, Trump Accounts adds Nasdaq as part of the Trump accounts launch event. The episode says Nasdaq and the NYSE rang the bell jointly from the Oval Office, making Nasdaq a symbolic market-infrastructure participant in the program’s rollout.

Nasdaq appears in EP28 百年金融诈骗史：阶级跨越与锒铛入狱的距离 through the episode’s Bernie Madoff section. The source uses Madoff’s electronic trading/quotation credibility and Nasdaq leadership role to show how institutional prestige can become a trust signal inside fraud narratives.

困在系统里的酒店，你不知道的携程垄断练成史 adds Nasdaq as Ctrip / Trip.com Group’s 2003 listing venue. In that source, the listing is not a fraud or exchange-quality discussion; it is part of Ctrip’s post-SARS demand-rebound and capital-market validation story.

Key Claims

• The episode does not treat Nasdaq itself as the fraud; it treats Madoff’s association with respected market infrastructure as a credibility asset.
• This distinction matters for Investor Education: a legitimate institution near a person or product does not automatically validate the specific investment being sold.
• The page is distinct from Nasdaq Composite, which is the index used in the wiki’s public-market risk discussions.
• The Ctrip source uses Nasdaq as an IPO milestone in Online Travel Agency scale-up rather than an investment-risk or market-index case.

Connections

• Bernie Madoff — person whose status is tied to Nasdaq in the source.
• Ponzi Scheme and Investment Fraud Red Flags — fraud concepts that can misuse prestige signals.
• Nasdaq Composite — related but separate public-market index page.
• Investor Education — users need to distinguish institutional association from product validation.
• Ctrip / Trip.com Group and Online Travel Agency — IPO and platform-scale context from the Ctrip source.