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Stocks being removed from the NASDAQ 100 Index means that the stock is no longer a component of the NASDAQ 100 Index. This typically results in the following impacts:
1. Market sentiment changes: A stock that is removed may experience a decrease in investor confidence because the NASDAQ 100 Index is a highly followed market benchmark that many funds and institutional investors rely on for investments. Removal may indicate a decrease in the company's market position or that its stock performance no longer meets the index's criteria.
2. Adjustments to Funds and ETFs: Many funds and Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) that track the Nasdaq 100 Index will adjust their investment portfolios based on the index's component stocks. Therefore, stocks that are removed may be sold off by these funds or ETFs, leading to further declines in stock prices.
3. Liquidity Impact: Stocks that are removed may lose some market attention and trading volume, especially if it is due to poor company performance or declining market cap. This may affect the liquidity of the stock, leading to increased price volatility.
4. Corporate Image and Confidence: For some companies, the inclusion of NASDAQ 100 component stocks is a symbolic achievement. If removed, it may affect the company's image, thereby influencing investors and the market's perception of its future prospects.
In summary, being removed from the NASDAQ 100 Index may lead to decreases in market attention, stock price volatility, and liquidity.

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