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It might finally match the nominal 2000 high after all these years, which is of interest since the Nasdaq has experienced one of the longest and most intense slumps of any major stock market index in history. It also speaks to the sheer magnitude of the late 1990's dot-com bubble. OP, while it is a milestone it should be noted that price inflation has been very significant since 2000, and even after matching the nominal high the Nasdaq would still have a ways to go to get up to the 2000 high in 2000 dollars. There's a good chance of that happening, but the Nasdaq isn't quite there yet.
It might finally match the nominal 2000 high after all these years, which is of interest since the Nasdaq has experienced one of the longest and most intense slumps of any major stock market index in history. It also speaks to the sheer magnitude of the late 1990's dot-com bubble. OP, while it is a milestone it should be noted that price inflation has been very significant since 2000, and even after matching the nominal high the Nasdaq would still have a ways to go to get up to the 2000 high in 2000 dollars. There's a good chance of that happening, but the Nasdaq isn't quite there yet.
Nasdaq was under 1000 before the bubble, and then shot up to 5000+, so it was quite a ride indeed.
Those who left their money in the market the entire time should've done alright the last few years.
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