The Nasdaq has achieved new all-time highs, driven by robust gains from major tech stocks like Microsoft and Nvidia amid a stable geopolitical climate and declining oil prices. This surge marks a remarkable 11-day winning streak for the index, highlighting investor confidence in the technology sector despite overall market fluctuations. The Nasdaq 100 Index also followed suit, closing up by an average of 1.40%, reinforcing the momentum of the tech-led recovery.
“Nasdaq has approved a fast entry for supersized listings, allowing SpaceX to join the Nasdaq-100 15 days after listing, far shorter than the usual three months.”
“NASDAQ looking a little bit weaker, having a little bit of a harder time with this pre-market high.”
“the easiest way to do that is, of course, with SQQQ that goes up when the NASDAQ market goes down.”
“This is the NASDAQ by the way. NASDAQ charts QQQ quadwitching stats. The QQQ was higher. Two days later, eight out of 10 times.”
“the NASDAQ 100 uh doing the same thing.”
“here you have the NASDAQ 12624 index points up 1.4% today.”
“The last time the Nasdaq surged 20% in 13 days or less was October 1998. It gained ~20% in two weeks amid the tech boom (Microsoft-led rally). Such rapid moves are extremely rare—no repeats in the 2000s, 2010s, or 2020s based on historical records.”
“The NASDAQ has done something that it hasn't done since October of 2025, and that's make a brand new all-time high.”
“Tech led the way with the Nasdaq marking its 13th straight daily gain to 24,505, driven by Microsoft and Nvidia gains amid a ceasefire holding the Strait of Hormuz open and oil falling below $100 a barrel.”
“If today’s gains hold, the Nasdaq will extend a remarkable recovery from its recent lows with an 11-day winning streak, matching the historic run of November 2021.”
“Nasdaq 100 Index · closed · up · +1.40%”
