Nasdaq 100 Companies List 2026: All 100 Companies Ranked by Weight, Apple Leads at 8.47%
The full Nasdaq 100 companies list for November 2026: all 100 companies (101 stocks) ranked by index weight, with sectors, market caps and countries, from fund holdings and Nasdaq data dated 10 November 2026. Apple, Nvidia and Microsoft lead.
The Nasdaq 100 has 100 companies but 101 stocks, and the top 10 alone carry 46.49% of the index (QYLD holdings).
This page lists every Nasdaq 100 company ranked by index weight, with sector, market cap, country and where each one ranks in the S&P 500 companies list.
Weights come from the 10 November 2026 holdings of the Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD), which owns all 101 index securities (QYLD holdings). The member list and market caps come from Nasdaq itself (Nasdaq-100 constituents).
Key Takeaways
- Apple leads at 8.47%, then Nvidia 6.78% and Microsoft 6.60% (QYLD holdings)
- The top 10 stocks carry 46.49% of the index; the top 5 carry 30.59% (QYLD holdings)
- SpaceX is No. 9 at 2.82%, ahead of either Alphabet share class (QYLD holdings)
- Technology is 65.03% of the index from 45 stocks (Nasdaq.com sectors)
- 15 members, including ASML and Shopify, aren't in the S&P 500 (SPY holdings)
What the Nasdaq 100 is (and what it leaves out)
The Nasdaq-100 tracks 100 of the largest non-financial companies listed on Nasdaq, using a modified market-cap weighting (Nasdaq-100 methodology).
Banks and insurers are out by rule, and so are REITs. That's one reason this list looks so different from the Dow Jones companies list, where financials are the heaviest sector.
Foreign companies are in. Any company with a primary Nasdaq listing can qualify, and ADRs count (Nasdaq-100 methodology). Nasdaq.com lists 10 members outside the US, from the Netherlands to China (Nasdaq.com screener).
Weights are capped. No company can pass 24%, and companies above 4.5% can't add up to more than 48% at a rebalance (Nasdaq-100 methodology). Between rebalances, each weight floats with its share price.
Top 10 Nasdaq 100 companies by index weight
Ten stocks make up 46.49% of the Nasdaq 100. Six of them are also in the S&P 500's top 10 by weight (SPY holdings).
| Rank | Company | Ticker | Sector | Nasdaq-100 weight | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apple | AAPL | Technology | 8.47% | $5.06 trillion |
| 2 | Nvidia | NVDA | Technology | 6.78% | $4.07 trillion |
| 3 | Microsoft | MSFT | Technology | 6.60% | $3.96 trillion |
| 4 | Amazon | AMZN | Consumer Discretionary | 4.87% | $2.93 trillion |
| 5 | AMD | AMD | Technology | 3.87% | $845.0 billion |
| 6 | Micron Technology | MU | Technology | 3.77% | $820.4 billion |
| 7 | Tesla | TSLA | Industrials | 3.32% | $1.50 trillion |
| 8 | Meta Platforms | META | Technology | 3.18% | $1.64 trillion |
| 9 | SpaceX | SPCX | Technology | 2.82% | $1.94 trillion |
| 10 | Alphabet (Class A) | GOOGL | Technology | 2.81% | $3.53 trillion |
Sources: weights from QYLD holdings, market caps from Nasdaq's Nasdaq-100 list, both 10 November 2026. Sectors per Nasdaq.com.
AMD and Micron Technology rank No. 5 and No. 6 by weight with market caps of $845.0 billion and $820.4 billion (Nasdaq-100 list). By weight, both sit ahead of Tesla (worth $1.50 trillion) and Meta Platforms (worth $1.64 trillion) (QYLD holdings).
Weight isn't the same as size. The index weights on Modified Market Capitalization: only listed share classes count, ADRs count only the listed ADR shares, and low-float stocks are capped at three times their free float (Nasdaq-100 methodology).
So companies with unlisted share classes, such as Meta Platforms, or with only ADRs on Nasdaq, such as ASML, weigh less than their full market caps suggest.
Alphabet's two share classes add up to 5.43% of the index (QYLD holdings).
Full Nasdaq 100 companies list: all 101 stocks ranked by weight
Here's the complete Nasdaq 100 companies list as of 10 November 2026, from the heaviest stock to the lightest. The last column shows where each one ranks among the 503 S&P 500 stocks.
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals is the lightest at 0.09%, and its $20.3 billion market cap is the smallest in the index (Nasdaq-100 list).
| Rank | Company | Ticker | Sector | Nasdaq-100 weight | Market cap | Share price | Country | S&P 500 rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apple | AAPL | Technology | 8.47% | $5.06 trillion | $348.51 | United States | 1 |
| 2 | Nvidia | NVDA | Technology | 6.78% | $4.07 trillion | $168.89 | United States | 2 |
| 3 | Microsoft | MSFT | Technology | 6.60% | $3.96 trillion | $533.16 | United States | 3 |
| 4 | Amazon | AMZN | Consumer Discretionary | 4.87% | $2.93 trillion | $270.87 | United States | 4 |
| 5 | AMD | AMD | Technology | 3.87% | $845.0 billion | $515.21 | United States | 16 |
| 6 | Micron Technology | MU | Technology | 3.77% | $820.4 billion | $725.11 | United States | 13 |
| 7 | Tesla | TSLA | Industrials | 3.32% | $1.50 trillion | $379.78 | United States | 11 |
| 8 | Meta Platforms | META | Technology | 3.18% | $1.64 trillion | $641.39 | United States | 8 |
| 9 | SpaceX | SPCX | Technology | 2.82% | $1.94 trillion | $143.09 | United States | Not in S&P 500 |
| 10 | Alphabet (Class A) | GOOGL | Technology | 2.81% | $3.53 trillion | $287.38 | United States | 5 |
| 11 | Walmart | WMT | Consumer Discretionary | 2.81% | $996.1 billion | $125.55 | United States | 18 |
| 12 | Broadcom | AVGO | Technology | 2.63% | $1.58 trillion | $331.98 | United States | 6 |
| 13 | Alphabet (Class C) | GOOG | Technology | 2.62% | $3.50 trillion | $284.92 | United States | 7 |
| 14 | Costco | COST | Consumer Discretionary | 2.17% | $472.4 billion | $1,066.14 | United States | 21 |
| 15 | Palantir | PLTR | Technology | 1.79% | $406.8 billion | $168.82 | United States | 27 |
| 16 | Cisco | CSCO | Telecommunications | 1.78% | $387.0 billion | $98.15 | United States | 24 |
| 17 | Intel | INTC | Technology | 1.41% | $309.0 billion | $58.13 | United States | 34 |
| 18 | Applied Materials | AMAT | Technology | 1.36% | $295.6 billion | $372.53 | United States | 40 |
| 19 | Lam Research | LRCX | Technology | 1.28% | $277.8 billion | $222.39 | United States | 46 |
| 20 | Texas Instruments | TXN | Technology | 1.26% | $274.6 billion | $300.52 | United States | 39 |
| 21 | Palo Alto Networks | PANW | Technology | 1.22% | $267.1 billion | $326.36 | United States | 36 |
| 22 | Netflix | NFLX | Consumer Discretionary | 1.21% | $259.8 billion | $63.26 | United States | 33 |
| 23 | Amgen | AMGN | Health Care | 1.16% | $251.6 billion | $465.23 | United States | 43 |
| 24 | Linde | LIN | Basic Materials | 1.11% | $239.5 billion | $521.78 | United States | 44 |
| 25 | CrowdStrike | CRWD | Technology | 1.06% | $231.2 billion | $225.76 | United States | 48 |
| 26 | Gilead Sciences | GILD | Health Care | 0.97% | $211.9 billion | $170.87 | United States | 50 |
| 27 | KLA | KLAC | Technology | 0.92% | $199.3 billion | $152.99 | United States | 65 |
| 28 | PepsiCo | PEP | Consumer Staples | 0.90% | $195.7 billion | $143.61 | United States | 56 |
| 29 | Analog Devices | ADI | Technology | 0.88% | $190.6 billion | $393.30 | United States | 63 |
| 30 | Qualcomm | QCOM | Technology | 0.84% | $185.7 billion | $173.53 | United States | 68 |
| 31 | T-Mobile US | TMUS | Telecommunications | 0.83% | $179.1 billion | $169.08 | United States | 153 |
| 32 | Shopify | SHOP | Technology | 0.82% | $188.6 billion | $146.61 | Canada | Not in S&P 500 |
| 33 | Intuitive Surgical | ISRG | Health Care | 0.73% | $156.0 billion | $450.04 | United States | 71 |
| 34 | ASML | ASML | Technology | 0.65% | $581.2 billion | $1,507.85 | Netherlands | Not in S&P 500 |
| 35 | Vertex Pharmaceuticals | VRTX | Health Care | 0.64% | $138.9 billion | $547.89 | United States | 80 |
| 36 | Marvell Technology | MRVL | Technology | 0.62% | $135.4 billion | $154.39 | United States | 98 |
| 37 | Starbucks | SBUX | Consumer Discretionary | 0.58% | $125.3 billion | $109.95 | United States | 95 |
| 38 | Sandisk | SNDK | Technology | 0.58% | $122.4 billion | $859.99 | United States | 96 |
| 39 | ADP | ADP | Technology | 0.56% | $120.6 billion | $305.44 | United States | 94 |
| 40 | Booking Holdings | BKNG | Consumer Discretionary | 0.55% | $118.4 billion | $159.26 | United States | 89 |
| 41 | AppLovin | APP | Technology | 0.54% | $131.0 billion | $395.51 | United States | 117 |
| 42 | Seagate Technology | STX | Technology | 0.52% | $115.2 billion | $501.62 | Ireland | 105 |
| 43 | Marriott International | MAR | Consumer Discretionary | 0.51% | $110.3 billion | $428.26 | United States | 130 |
| 44 | Western Digital | WDC | Technology | 0.48% | $108.3 billion | $289.20 | United States | 118 |
| 45 | Moderna | MRNA | Health Care | 0.45% | $101.5 billion | $250.83 | United States | 129 |
| 46 | Constellation Energy | CEG | Utilities | 0.44% | $94.9 billion | $267.76 | United States | 148 |
| 47 | CSX | CSX | Industrials | 0.43% | $94.2 billion | $51.08 | United States | 120 |
| 48 | Adobe | ADBE | Technology | 0.43% | $92.1 billion | $236.70 | United States | 113 |
| 49 | Regeneron | REGN | Health Care | 0.42% | $94.8 billion | $916.06 | United States | 131 |
| 50 | Intuit | INTU | Technology | 0.42% | $91.0 billion | $340.44 | United States | 115 |
| 51 | Cadence Design Systems | CDNS | Technology | 0.41% | $91.0 billion | $331.64 | United States | 134 |
| 52 | Fortinet | FTNT | Technology | 0.41% | $90.8 billion | $123.57 | United States | 158 |
| 53 | Cintas | CTAS | Industrials | 0.41% | $89.5 billion | $225.28 | United States | 152 |
| 54 | Monster Beverage | MNST | Consumer Staples | 0.40% | $88.8 billion | $45.34 | United States | 175 |
| 55 | Synopsys | SNPS | Technology | 0.40% | $88.1 billion | $459.95 | United States | 137 |
| 56 | Comcast | CMCSA | Telecommunications | 0.40% | $87.9 billion | $24.75 | United States | 132 |
| 57 | Mondelez | MDLZ | Consumer Staples | 0.38% | $84.2 billion | $66.54 | United States | 136 |
| 58 | Arm Holdings | ARM | Technology | 0.36% | $193.1 billion | $181.49 | United Kingdom | Not in S&P 500 |
| 59 | Airbnb | ABNB | Consumer Discretionary | 0.35% | $109.8 billion | $186.90 | United States | 169 |
| 60 | Ross Stores | ROST | Consumer Discretionary | 0.35% | $76.3 billion | $238.95 | United States | 159 |
| 61 | MercadoLibre | MELI | Consumer Discretionary | 0.35% | $75.6 billion | $1,490.24 | Argentina | Not in S&P 500 |
| 62 | DoorDash | DASH | Consumer Discretionary | 0.33% | $77.7 billion | $178.25 | United States | 178 |
| 63 | Honeywell | HON | Industrials | 0.33% | $72.4 billion | $228.22 | United States | 174 |
| 64 | O'Reilly Automotive | ORLY | Consumer Discretionary | 0.33% | $71.7 billion | $89.39 | United States | 161 |
| 65 | American Electric Power | AEP | Utilities | 0.31% | $69.6 billion | $127.84 | United States | 172 |
| 66 | Monolithic Power Systems | MPWR | Technology | 0.31% | $66.2 billion | $1,357.60 | United States | 206 |
| 67 | NXP Semiconductors | NXPI | Technology | 0.30% | $65.9 billion | $261.56 | Netherlands | 190 |
| 68 | Fastenal | FAST | Consumer Discretionary | 0.28% | $62.9 billion | $54.84 | United States | 194 |
| 69 | Datadog | DDOG | Technology | 0.27% | $64.4 billion | $178.40 | United States | 198 |
| 70 | PACCAR | PCAR | Industrials | 0.26% | $55.6 billion | $105.57 | United States | 209 |
| 71 | IDEXX Laboratories | IDXX | Health Care | 0.25% | $54.9 billion | $696.64 | United States | 213 |
| 72 | Autodesk | ADSK | Technology | 0.25% | $54.4 billion | $260.11 | United States | 203 |
| 73 | PDD Holdings | PDD | Consumer Discretionary | 0.24% | $113.0 billion | $79.40 | China | Not in S&P 500 |
| 74 | Coca-Cola Europacific Partners | CCEP | Consumer Staples | 0.24% | $53.4 billion | $117.55 | United Kingdom | Not in S&P 500 |
| 75 | Lumentum | LITE | Telecommunications | 0.24% | $53.1 billion | $585.57 | United States | 248 |
| 76 | Honeywell Aerospace | HONA | Industrials | 0.24% | $52.8 billion | $166.47 | United States | 234 |
| 77 | Keurig Dr Pepper | KDP | Consumer Staples | 0.24% | $51.2 billion | $37.59 | United States | 219 |
| 78 | Xcel Energy | XEL | Utilities | 0.23% | $51.4 billion | $80.12 | United States | 220 |
| 79 | Diamondback Energy | FANG | Energy | 0.23% | $49.7 billion | $178.08 | United States | 274 |
| 80 | PayPal | PYPL | Industrials | 0.23% | $48.8 billion | $58.78 | United States | 221 |
| 81 | Baker Hughes | BKR | Consumer Discretionary | 0.22% | $47.4 billion | $47.77 | United States | 241 |
| 82 | Exelon | EXC | Utilities | 0.22% | $47.1 billion | $45.53 | United States | 231 |
| 83 | Roper Technologies | ROP | Industrials | 0.22% | $47.0 billion | $474.47 | United States | 228 |
| 84 | Ferrovial | FER | Industrials | 0.21% | $43.9 billion | $60.99 | Netherlands | Not in S&P 500 |
| 85 | Strategy | MSTR | Technology | 0.20% | $51.1 billion | $121.07 | United States | Not in S&P 500 |
| 86 | Thomson Reuters | TRI | Consumer Discretionary | 0.19% | $47.0 billion | $108.41 | United States | Not in S&P 500 |
| 87 | Take-Two Interactive | TTWO | Technology | 0.19% | $42.0 billion | $224.64 | United States | 268 |
| 88 | Paychex | PAYX | Industrials | 0.19% | $41.4 billion | $116.20 | United States | 266 |
| 89 | Teradyne | TER | Industrials | 0.18% | $38.3 billion | $245.40 | United States | 289 |
| 90 | Workday | WDAY | Technology | 0.17% | $45.5 billion | $188.89 | United States | 260 |
| 91 | Rocket Lab | RKLB | Industrials | 0.17% | $39.4 billion | $62.71 | United States | Not in S&P 500 |
| 92 | GE HealthCare | GEHC | Health Care | 0.17% | $37.8 billion | $83.65 | United States | 267 |
| 93 | Astera Labs | ALAB | Technology | 0.17% | $37.8 billion | $216.18 | United States | Not in S&P 500 |
| 94 | Old Dominion Freight Line | ODFL | Industrials | 0.16% | $34.6 billion | $168.02 | United States | 294 |
| 95 | Nebius Group | NBIS | Technology | 0.15% | $36.4 billion | $134.00 | Netherlands | Not in S&P 500 |
| 96 | Microchip Technology | MCHP | Technology | 0.15% | $32.8 billion | $60.33 | United States | 281 |
| 97 | Copart | CPRT | Consumer Discretionary | 0.14% | $29.9 billion | $32.30 | United States | 336 |
| 98 | DexCom | DXCM | Health Care | 0.14% | $29.8 billion | $79.92 | United States | 297 |
| 99 | Axon Enterprise | AXON | Industrials | 0.11% | $24.6 billion | $302.54 | United States | 306 |
| 100 | CoreWeave | CRWV | Technology | 0.10% | $26.9 billion | $48.73 | United States | Not in S&P 500 |
| 101 | Alnylam Pharmaceuticals | ALNY | Health Care | 0.09% | $20.3 billion | $151.64 | United States | Not in S&P 500 |
Sources: weights and share prices from the Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD) holdings, as of 10 November 2026 (share of fund net assets; QYLD holds all 101 Nasdaq-100 securities). Constituents and market caps from Nasdaq's Nasdaq-100 constituent list, 10 November 2026. Sector and country from the Nasdaq.com stock screener. S&P 500 rank from the SPY holdings file, 5 November 2026. Alphabet market cap is shown for the whole company on both share-class lines.
Nasdaq 100 companies by sector
Technology carries 65.03% of the Nasdaq 100 from 45 stocks, using Nasdaq.com's sector labels (Nasdaq.com screener). Consumer Discretionary is a distant second at 15.48%.
| Sector (Nasdaq.com) | Stocks | Weight | Largest members |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technology | 45 | 65.03% | Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, AMD, Micron Technology, Meta Platforms and others |
| Consumer Discretionary | 17 | 15.48% | Amazon, Walmart, Costco, Netflix, Starbucks, Booking Holdings and others |
| Industrials | 14 | 6.46% | Tesla, CSX, Cintas, Honeywell, PACCAR, Honeywell Aerospace and others |
| Health Care | 10 | 5.02% | Amgen, Gilead Sciences, Intuitive Surgical, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Moderna, Regeneron and others |
| Telecommunications | 4 | 3.25% | Cisco, T-Mobile US, Comcast, Lumentum |
| Consumer Staples | 5 | 2.16% | PepsiCo, Monster Beverage, Mondelez, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Keurig Dr Pepper |
| Utilities | 4 | 1.20% | Constellation Energy, American Electric Power, Xcel Energy, Exelon |
| Basic Materials | 1 | 1.11% | Linde |
| Energy | 1 | 0.23% | Diamondback Energy |
Sources: weights from QYLD holdings (10 November 2026); sectors from the Nasdaq.com screener. Nasdaq.com files Tesla under Industrials and Walmart and Costco under Consumer Discretionary.
Chips are the biggest single slice. Nasdaq.com files 14 members under Semiconductors, worth 23.87% of the index, led by Nvidia, AMD and Micron Technology (Nasdaq.com industries).
There's one energy stock (Diamondback Energy, 0.23%) and one materials stock (Linde, 1.11%) (QYLD holdings).
Nasdaq 100 companies that aren't in the S&P 500
15 of the 101 Nasdaq-100 stocks don't appear in the 5 November 2026 SPY holdings file (SPY holdings). Most are foreign companies or recent listings.
| Company | Ticker | Nasdaq-100 rank | Weight | Country | IPO year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SpaceX | SPCX | 9 | 2.82% | United States | 2026 |
| Shopify | SHOP | 32 | 0.82% | Canada | n/a |
| ASML | ASML | 34 | 0.65% | Netherlands | 1995 |
| Arm Holdings | ARM | 58 | 0.36% | United Kingdom | 2023 |
| MercadoLibre | MELI | 61 | 0.35% | Argentina | 2007 |
| PDD Holdings | PDD | 73 | 0.24% | China | 2018 |
| Coca-Cola Europacific Partners | CCEP | 74 | 0.24% | United Kingdom | n/a |
| Ferrovial | FER | 84 | 0.21% | Netherlands | n/a |
| Strategy | MSTR | 85 | 0.20% | United States | 1998 |
| Thomson Reuters | TRI | 86 | 0.19% | United States | n/a |
| Rocket Lab | RKLB | 91 | 0.17% | United States | 2020 |
| Astera Labs | ALAB | 93 | 0.17% | United States | 2024 |
| Nebius Group | NBIS | 95 | 0.15% | Netherlands | 2011 |
| CoreWeave | CRWV | 100 | 0.10% | United States | 2025 |
| Alnylam Pharmaceuticals | ALNY | 101 | 0.09% | United States | 2004 |
Sources: QYLD holdings (10 November 2026), SPY holdings (5 November 2026), country and IPO year from the Nasdaq.com screener.
SpaceX is the standout. Nasdaq.com lists a 2026 IPO year and a $1.94 trillion market cap, sixth largest in the index (Nasdaq.com screener). The index's Fast Entry rule lets a new listing in early when its market cap ranks within the top 40 members (Nasdaq-100 methodology).
ASML shows the other side of the weighting. Its $581.2 billion market cap is the 13th largest in the index, but it weighs just 0.65% (QYLD holdings). For ADRs, the index counts only the depositary shares listed in the US (Nasdaq-100 methodology).
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FAQ
How many companies are in the Nasdaq 100?
100 companies and 101 stocks as of 10 November 2026, because Alphabet's Class A (GOOGL) and Class C (GOOG) shares are both members. Source: Nasdaq-100 constituents.
What is the largest company in the Nasdaq 100?
Apple, at 8.47% of the index and a $5.06 trillion market cap on 10 November 2026. Nvidia (6.78%) and Microsoft (6.60%) follow. Source: QYLD holdings.
Why aren't banks in the Nasdaq 100?
The rules exclude companies classed in the Financial industry under ICB, and REITs aren't eligible either. Source: Nasdaq-100 methodology.
Is SpaceX in the Nasdaq 100?
Yes. SpaceX (SPCX) is No. 9 by weight at 2.82% on 10 November 2026. Source: QYLD holdings.
When does the Nasdaq 100 list change?
Once a year in December. The reconstitution uses data from the last trading day of November and takes effect after the third Friday in December, so the 2026 change lands after 18 December. Source: Nasdaq-100 methodology.
Is the Nasdaq 100 the same as the Nasdaq Composite?
No. The Nasdaq-100 holds 100 large non-financial Nasdaq companies; the Composite covers a much wider set of Nasdaq-listed stocks, including banks. The Nasdaq-100 rules are in the Nasdaq-100 methodology.
How is the Nasdaq 100 different from the S&P 500?
The S&P 500 holds 503 US stocks across every sector, including banks; the Nasdaq-100 holds 101 Nasdaq-listed stocks and skips financials. See the S&P 500 companies list.
How do you invest in all Nasdaq 100 companies?
Buy an index fund that tracks it, such as Invesco QQQ. Check the fund's own page for fees before you buy.
What to watch next on the Nasdaq 100 list
Watch the bottom of the table before December. CoreWeave (0.10%), Axon Enterprise (0.11%) and Alnylam Pharmaceuticals (0.09%) are the lightest members (QYLD holdings), and the annual reconstitution uses market caps from 30 November 2026.
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