If we look at the nasdaq from 1990 to 1999 and compare it to the same time frame of around 2011 to now (2020), it almost looks like an identical reflection of what happened in the past.
1990 - 1999 (9 years)
2011 - 2020 (9 years)
So if we extrapolate the price movement from the past to try to predict the future price movement of the Nasdaq, this is potentially what we can expect in the next year to 2 years.
1990 - 1999 (9 years)
2011 - 2020 (9 years)
So if we extrapolate the price movement from the past to try to predict the future price movement of the Nasdaq, this is potentially what we can expect in the next year to 2 years.
Comment:
Note that I'm not saying this will happen, I'm just starting that there are many similarities between the past and present. It would be wild if this plays out in the same way and same timeframes though. In any case, with treasury yields so low (risk free rate alternative) and outsized portions of Nasdaq and S&P500 dominated by FAAMNG, I wouldn't expect the market to slow down any time soon.