Nasdaq 100 market analysis
Nasdaq 100 is currently 28,180.26, with a twelve-month change of +8.50%. Its latest stored observation is dated 2026-11-03. Relative to S&P 500, the one-year ratio is at the 41st percentile and is classified as near its normal range.
Change versus its own stored value one year earlier.
31,224.69 on 2026-10-06.
41st percentile over one year · Neutral
Observed low and high in the latest stored year.
Keep price, trend and relative value separate.
Nasdaq 100 has a positive trend structure based on available daily and weekly observations. The relative reading compares NDX with SPX; it does not estimate intrinsic fair value or predict a reversal.
- Price describes the market in its native unit.
- Normalized performance puts two series on the same starting line.
- The ratio shows which series is outperforming.
- The percentile describes where that ratio sits in its own lookback window.
Daily and weekly moving-average context
These are lagging descriptive measures, not trading instructions.
5.3% from average
0.8% from average
2.4% from average
36.1% from average
Questions about this analysis
Where does the Nasdaq 100 history come from?
The page uses official NASDAQ100 daily closes from FRED. The observation date and source lineage remain visible, and automatic FRED refreshes add new or revised closes.
Why compare the Nasdaq 100 with the S&P 500?
The comparison shows whether large technology and growth companies are leading or lagging the broader U.S. large-cap market. It is relative performance, not a valuation target.
The exact input behind this page
These fields make the displayed observation traceable without confusing the stored source with AssetScreener’s calculated views.
Daily closing observations are validated, deduplicated and stored. Official FRED closes replace overlapping index dates when configured. Current spot and quote instruments remain separate. Ratios, percentiles and moving averages are calculated at request or display time.
Built to be checked, quoted and revisited.
Canonical URL, update date, definitions and original-source links are kept together so readers and search systems can verify the context.
- Suggested citation
- AssetScreener (2026-08-30). Nasdaq 100 market analysis. https://www.assetscreener.com/nasdaq-100/
- Underlying sources
- Nasdaq 100 stored observations, AssetScreener methodology
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