NASDAQ launched electronic stock trading in 1971
In 1971, NASDAQ revolutionized finance by launching the world's first electronic stock market, ditching physical floors for computerized trading and paving the way for modern high-speed markets.
In 1971, NASDAQ revolutionized finance by introducing the world's first electronic stock market. Unlike traditional exchanges with shouting brokers, NASDAQ used a computer network to instantly share stock quotes and trades. This innovation modernized the fragmented over-the-counter market, making it more efficient and accessible.
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