US Stocks – S&P 500, Nasdaq and NYSE, Prices and Analysis

The United States equity market is the world's largest and most liquid. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq are the world's two largest securities exchanges by market capitalisation. The S&P 500 index tracks 500 of the largest US companies and is the most important global equity benchmark.

On this page you will find shares in the largest US companies, the most popular technology stocks and high dividend yield blue chip companies. Prices are delayed by 15 minutes.

US stock exchange shares

The largest and most followed shares from US exchanges (NYSE / Nasdaq). Prices are delayed by 15 minutes.

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1Apple Inc. logo
AAPL
$255.92+0.11%
2Microsoft Corporation logo
MSFT
$373.46+1.11%
3NVIDIA Corporation logo
NVDA
$177.39+0.93%
4Alphabet Inc. logo
GOOGL
$295.77-0.54%
5Amazon.com, Inc. logo
AMZN
$209.77-0.38%
6Meta Platforms, Inc. logo
META
$574.46-0.82%
7Tesla, Inc. logo
TSLA
$360.59-5.42%
8Berkshire Hathaway Inc. New logo
BRK-B
$477.35-0.24%
9JP Morgan Chase & Co. logo
JPM
$294.60-0.26%
10Visa Inc. logo
V
$300.80+0.77%
11Johnson & Johnson logo
JNJ
$243.04-0.44%
12Procter & Gamble Company (The) logo
PG
$143.12-0.67%
13Coca-Cola Company (The) logo
KO
$76.72+0.84%
14Walmart Inc. logo
WMT
$125.79+0.84%
15Home Depot, Inc. (The) logo
HD
$321.63-2.41%

Most followed US stocks

The most internationally followed companies on Nasdaq and NYSE.

S&P 500 and Nasdaq — America's key indices

The S&P 500 contains 500 of the largest US listed companies. The Nasdaq Composite focuses on technology companies. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tracks 30 major industrial companies.

US dividend companies

The United States has a long tradition of paying regular dividends. So-called "dividend aristocrats" are companies that have grown their dividends for at least 25 consecutive years.

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Largest US listed companies

The largest US listed companies by market capitalisation.

Sectors on the US stock exchange

The US stock exchange is particularly strong in technology, healthcare and finance.

US equity market characteristics

The world's largest equity market

NYSE and Nasdaq together account for over 40% of the total value of global equity markets. The largest US companies, such as Apple and Microsoft, have market capitalisations larger than many entire national stock exchanges.

Currency risk — US dollar (USD)

When investing in US stocks from a euro base, EUR/USD exchange rate fluctuations must be considered. A strengthening dollar increases returns for European investors; a weakening dollar reduces them. USD is the world's most important reserve currency.

Technology-dominated market

The US stock exchange is exceptionally technology-focused. The so-called "Magnificent Seven" — Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Tesla — account for a significant share of the total value of the S&P 500 index.

Frequently asked questions about the US stock exchange

How do I identify a US stock exchange share?

US stock ticker symbols have no country suffix. For example, AAPL is Apple and MSFT is Microsoft. Prices are quoted in US dollars (USD).

What is the S&P 500?

The S&P 500 is an index of the 500 largest US listed companies. It is the world's most important equity market benchmark and the most popular actively followed index. Most index funds and ETFs aim to replicate the S&P 500's performance.

Can a Finnish investor invest in the US stock exchange?

Yes. Most Finnish brokers and online services provide access to NYSE and Nasdaq. Trading takes place in US dollars, so the exchange rate affects returns. Also note the potential US withholding tax on dividends (typically 15% under the Finnish tax treaty).

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