How do recent gains in the NASDAQ 100 compare to gains in the final stages of the dot-com bubble?
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CiovaccoCapital15 Nov 2025, 07:56 UTC
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The analysis compares stock market conditions in 2025 to those during the dot-com bubble in 2000, focusing on the NASDAQ 100's outperformance against the S&P 500. Charts presented contrast the near-vertical performance of tech stocks in the late 1990s with a more gradual ascent in recent years. Key metrics include closing above 200-week moving averages and relative performance ratios. Additionally, the video includes an analysis to specific symbols, predicting a bullish trend for all the symbols until 2025 and specifying, a target price and a bound price. Finally, analysis of the Dow Jones, Treasury bonds, XLK and other indicators helps assess the current market's strength and risk factors, emphasizing the importance of managing expectations during long-term trends.
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