The NASDAQ 100 completed a ten-day winning streak today, the first time since 2021 and the 15th time since 1986.


Historical data is very clear: among the past 14 ten-day winning streaks, 13 ended with a positive annual closing, with an average gain of 25.6%.
In 1991, it rose by 65%, and in 2020, it increased by 47.6%.
But this time might be even more intense; the ten-day winning streak in 1991 occurred against the backdrop of the Cold War ending and the beginning of the Internet revolution.
The ten-day streak in 2020 was driven by global liquidity injections after the pandemic and a reevaluation of tech stock valuations.
The ten-day streak in 2026 is rooted in AI; the concept of AI has been around for a long time, and now AI is actually starting to make real money.
NVIDIA's Q1 revenue surged, HBM memory is in short supply, and SK Hynix's stock price hit a new high.
The only year in history when a ten-day winning streak was followed by a full-year decline was 1990, with a drop of -10.4%.
That year saw the Gulf War and an economic recession.
However, 2026 is different because the AI revolution has just begun.
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