Nasdaq 100 futures live chart & quote
Nasdaq 100 futures (US Tech 100) track the index of large US technology stocks. They are sensitive to big-tech earnings, US interest rates, and risk sentiment, trading through the US session and overnight with high volatility and volume.
Nasdaq 100 futures live chart
On the Merini demo you can watch Nasdaq 100 futures live prices and charts and practice paper trading with virtual funds — free, instantly, in the browser with no install.
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Key facts
- Asset class
- Indices
- Ticker
- NQ (US Tech 100)
- Quote currency
- USD
- How to trade
- CFD · futures (the Merini demo is a virtual-funds paper simulation)
What moves Nasdaq 100 futures
The price of Nasdaq 100 futures moves with the macro backdrop and supply/demand. See the related guides below.
What drives the Nasdaq →Related reading
Frequently asked questions
Where can I trade Nasdaq 100 futures?
Merini is charting/analysis software, not a broker. You can experience Nasdaq 100 futures live charts and paper trading for free on the demo (virtual funds) without signing up; live trading happens through a broker account you connect yourself.
What are the trading hours for Nasdaq 100 futures?
Trading hours vary by exchange, broker, and daylight saving. See the trading-hours guide for details, and always confirm the actual hours with your own broker.
This content is for information and education only and is not investment advice or solicitation. Trading conditions (hours, margin, fees, tick value, etc.) vary by exchange, broker, time, and daylight saving — always verify with your own broker before trading. Derivatives trading can result in losses exceeding your deposit.