What are the determinants of the rise and fall of Nasdaq ETF?
Because the Nasdaq index is tracked by ETF, its rise and fall have a lot to do with the economic development of the United States.
Specifically, Nasdaq is mainly an index covering biochemical technology stocks, mainly emerging industries, including computer hardware stocks, software stocks, semiconductor stocks, internet stocks, communication stocks, internet stocks and biotechnology stocks and other high-tech related stocks.
More specifically, let's take a look at its specific location. The positions of Nasdaq ETF include: Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Tesla, NVIDIA, MetaPlatforms, etc.
These technological leaders in high-growth industries determine the most basic rise and fall logic of Nasdaq ETF.
From 20 13 to now, there are three major retracement periods, with the largest retracement at 20 18, 28% in 2020 and 30% this year. So many investors have started to build positions at the bottom.
In the long run, NASDAQ 100 index conforms to the basic investment principle of "good company" and is basically good.
However, from the news, there are still some fluctuations in the short term. At present, the differences between the market and Nasdaq mainly lie in whether the range of its stock price callback is enough and whether the market has come to an end. After all, the continuous interest rate hike caused by high inflation is in front of us, and growth stocks are more sensitive to high interest rates. This biggest negative has not been completely exhausted, and there is still a certain callback risk in the future.
In addition, from a technical point of view, the Nasdaq 100 index is still a typical high-throwing and low-sucking finishing, which is generally dangerous.
In a word, NASDAQ 100 index has long-term investment value, short-term trend is uncertain, and the news is still negative, and there are risks such as shock callback. If there is investment intention, it is suggested to open positions in batches or adopt a fixed investment to smooth risks.