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The Nasdaq-100 index contains the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq exchange, with a heavy concentration in technology, semiconductors and biotechnology. Below you find all Nasdaq-100 constituents ranked by AssetNext structural peer score. This page reflects the AssetNext-covered subset of this index — ETFs, holding structures and securities with insufficient financial comparability are excluded.

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# Company Score Growth Quality Valuation
Communication Services
#1
78
93
100
72
Industrials
#2
78
67
100
80
Communication Services
#3
68
93
100
48
Technology
#4
73
74
98
59
#5
71
42
97
86
Healthcare
#6
70
83
97
73
Technology
#7
58
100
94
8
Healthcare
#8
70
94
93
50
Industrials
#9
65
15
93
84
Consumer Cyclical
#10
81
86
91
80
Healthcare
#11
75
50
88
86
Utilities
#12
73
40
86
84
Consumer Cyclical
#13
59
9
83
86
Technology
#14
54
31
83
46
Consumer Cyclical
#15
77
75
82
62
Communication Services
#16
71
69
82
60
Consumer Cyclical
#17
67
39
82
88
Technology
#18
61
15
82
75
Industrials
#19
71
85
81
54
Technology
#20
62
38
81
54
Consumer Defensive
#21
67
80
80
44
Communication Services
#22
66
50
79
88
Technology
#23
64
28
79
67
Healthcare
#24
60
71
79
37
#25
73
61
78
72
Consumer Defensive
#26
68
92
78
51
Technology
#27
57
56
77
30
#28
73
34
76
84
Communication Services
#29
64
67
73
70
Technology
#30
75
71
72
79
Communication Services
#31
58
42
71
88
Utilities
#32
45
22
71
47
Basic Materials
#33
75
79
70
60
Technology
#34
71
58
69
81
Consumer Cyclical
#35
70
84
69
61
Industrials
#36
59
40
69
72
Technology
#37
53
55
67
51
#38
70
63
66
88
Industrials
#39
65
40
66
67
Technology
#40
75
100
65
88
#41
57
33
64
65
Healthcare
#42
61
22
63
86
Technology
#43
53
46
63
51
Energy
#44
61
30
62
79
Consumer Defensive
#45
72
82
60
82
Consumer Cyclical
#46
55
36
60
57
Technology
#47
50
36
60
59
#48
47
26
60
53
Consumer Cyclical
#49
45
90
60
8
Communication Services
#50
63
54
58
86
Technology
#51
36
56
58
8
Communication Services
#52
53
44
56
81
Technology
#53
44
40
54
29
#54
33
29
54
8
#55
61
46
53
81
#56
49
58
53
48
Industrials
#57
38
8
52
46
Healthcare
#58
55
17
51
88
Consumer Cyclical
#59
40
35
51
30
Healthcare
#60
65
75
50
78
Technology
#61
51
71
50
23
Consumer Cyclical
#62
47
64
46
49
Technology
#63
34
50
45
16
#64
51
16
44
80
Consumer Defensive
#65
61
70
42
85
Communication Services
#66
40
10
41
30
Utilities
#67
54
13
40
88
Consumer Cyclical
#68
49
59
40
60
Utilities
#69
61
87
36
82
Healthcare
#70
53
56
35
64
Technology
#71
52
24
35
70
Industrials
#72
41
34
62
#73
57
55
33
75
Technology
#74
54
72
33
75
#75
52
76
31
35
#76
36
28
67
#77
50
11
27
78
Consumer Cyclical
#78
40
25
27
64
Technology
#79
37
86
27
17
Consumer Defensive
#80
44
26
88
Financial Services
#81
49
38
25
88
Consumer Defensive
#82
61
81
24
85
Technology
#83
17
24
8
#84
44
72
22
48
Communication Services
#85
19
14
28
Consumer Cyclical
#86
34
95
11
28
Technology
#87
30
50
10
31
Consumer Defensive
#88
44
43
9
62
Technology
#89
36
33
8
72
Industrials
#90
38
2
6
74
Technology
#91
34
5
88
#92
43
87
3
73
Industrials
#93
18
41
3
8
Real Estate
#94
17
61
1
8
Communication Services
#95
53
89
74
Technology
#96
46
89
88
Energy
#97
37
11
60
Technology
#98
32
79
35
Healthcare
#99
27
6
80
Technology
#100
24
21
43

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Four dimension scores drive the overall peer score: Growth (revenue trajectory and expansion dynamics), Quality (margin structure and capital efficiency), Valuation (peer-relative pricing on standard multiples), and Stability (earnings consistency and financial predictability). Each dimension is scored 0–100 relative to the peer group, then combined into an overall peer score using equal weighting.

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