Nasdaq President on Winning SpaceX IPO, Rule Changes

Nasdaq President Nelson Griggs discusses winning the SpaceX IPO, rule changes for fast index entry, dual-class shares, and governance. He defends Nasdaq's approach to passive investing and retail education, and touches on extended trading hours. No specific tradeable investment thesis is presented. - Nasdaq won the SpaceX IPO listing, which could be the largest ever. - Rule changes allow faster entry into the Nasdaq 100 index for large, influential companies. - Dual-class shares are defended as promoting long-term thinking and outperformance. - Retail investors are seen as increasingly educated and capable of making informed choices. - Passive investing has given retail investors access to outperforming indexes like the Nasdaq 100. - Extended trading hours are being explored with a focus on investor protections. - Nasdaq highlights a robust IPO pipeline across defense, tech, healthcare, and consumer sectors.