History Says The Nasdaq Could Still Tack On Double Digits Over The Next Year

Can the Nasdaq (QQQ) still deliver meaningful gains over the next year, or has the rally already gone too far?

This week’s video looks at a wide range of historical and present-day evidence to help answer that question without relying on opinions, forecasts, or fear-based narratives. We compare today’s Nasdaq setup to prior market periods, examine relative strength, trend structure, overbought conditions, longer-term moving averages, cloud support, and historical cases where strong short-term gains were followed by additional upside.

The key question: are current conditions more consistent with a late-stage bubble peak, or with a strong market that may still have room to run?

As always, the goal is not to predict the future. The goal is to study the evidence, remain flexible, and adapt if the facts begin to change.

Topics covered include:

Nasdaq vs. S&P 500 (SPY) leadership
How 2026 compares to the dot-com bubble period
Why “overbought” does not automatically mean “weak”
The importance of trend structure and discipline
What weekly and long-term charts are saying now
Historical Nasdaq performance after similar strength
Why risk management still matters even when the evidence is constructive

History never guarantees future results, but it can help us keep today’s market in proper perspective.

Video Length: 00:34:32