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Nasdaq 100 Forecast & Price Target

ISIN US6311011026
28,291.40
+550.60 (+1.98%)today
Real-time As of Nov 11, 2026, 8:25 AM ET
Quantum Forecast Range band

Nasdaq 100 Forecast for Today and Tomorrow

In the short term, the Quantum Forecast sees Nasdaq 100 at 28,261.38 pts (−0.11%) today around 9:30 AM ET and at 28,419.06 pts (+0.45%) tomorrow around 5:30 AM ET. It is based on prices from the current trading day and the past week. Short-term forecast in the chart

Nasdaq 100 Price Target 2026

The Quantum Forecast sees a price target of 27,631.60 pts (−2.3%) for Nasdaq 100 in about one month (by Dec 10, 2026).

Quantum Forecast price targets by time frame, calculated from the current price of 28,291.40 pts. Click to see the forecast in the chart.

Time framePrice targetChangeRange band
1 monthby Dec 10, 2026 · Chart 6M27,631.60 pts ▼ −2.3% 25,629.11 – 29,634.08 pts
2 monthsby Jan 8, 2027 · Chart 1Y29,301.20 pts ▲ +3.6% 26,253.69 – 32,348.72 pts
6 monthsby May 12, 2027 · Chart 3Y29,933.04 pts ▲ +5.8% 24,241.31 – 35,624.77 pts
10 monthsby Sep 8, 2027 · Chart 5Y30,809.80 pts ▲ +8.9% 23,079.44 – 38,540.15 pts

Nasdaq 100 2026: Price Performance

The Nasdaq 100 has gained 12.0% since the start of 2026 and currently stands at 28,291.40 pts (as of Nov 11, 2026). Over the past 52 weeks the price ranged between 22,841.42 pts and 31,361.37 pts; it is currently 9.8% below its high of Oct 6, 2026.

Nasdaq 100 Forecast 2027

Over a horizon of roughly 10 months (until about Sep 2027), the Quantum Forecast sees a price target of 30,809.80 pts for Nasdaq 100 – +8.9% from today. The range band runs from 23,079.44 – 38,540.15 pts: the further ahead the forecast looks, the greater the uncertainty. See the long-term forecast in the chart

Community Forecast for Nasdaq 100

832 user forecasts (all years): 57% long, 43% short.

  • 1 month Avg. target 26,690.11 pts −5.7% (1 forecasts)
  • 1 day Avg. target 28,550.18 pts +0.9% (1 forecasts)
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About Nasdaq 100

The Nasdaq-100 tracks the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Launched in 1985 and calculated by Nasdaq itself, it is dominated by technology names but also includes companies from consumer services, health care, industrials and telecommunications. Foreign companies can be members as long as their shares are listed on Nasdaq, while banks and other financial firms are excluded.

The index uses a modified market-capitalization weighting: larger companies carry more weight, but caps prevent a handful of stocks from dominating it completely. The standard version is a price index, so dividends are not reinvested. Membership is reviewed once a year in December, with additional rebalancing when concentration limits are breached. Because of its heavy tilt toward technology and growth stocks, the Nasdaq-100 often reacts more strongly to interest rate expectations and sector trends than broader benchmarks such as the S&P 500. Many ETFs, including the well-known QQQ, and futures contracts track it.

The current level of the Nasdaq 100 is 28,291.40 (+1.98% vs. the previous close). In today's trading the high was 28,291.43 and the low 28,079.44.

Type Index Price history since 2006

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How the Quantum Forecast works

  1. Research from quantum physics. The models are the result of several years of research at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics and LMU Munich and were transferred to the stock market.

  2. Spectra and correlations. Frequency spectra are calculated from current prices, and the relationships between price swings and volatility are analyzed. This produces the forecast and the risk assessment.

  3. Detecting herd behavior. Models of phase transitions from statistical physics describe when investors collectively fall into panic or euphoria – an early sign of possible crash situations.

  4. Swarm intelligence. User forecasts are checked once their time frame has expired and feed into the model, weighted by their hit rate.

The range band shows the typical fluctuation around the forecast. More on quantum physics & swarm intelligence

Frequently Asked Questions about Nasdaq 100

What is the Nasdaq 100 forecast?

The Quantum Forecast expects Nasdaq 100 to reach 27,631.60 pts in about one month (by Dec 10, 2026), a change of −2.3% from the current price of 28,291.40 pts. Over roughly 10 months (by Sep 2027) the price target is 30,809.80 pts (+8.9%).

What is the Nasdaq 100 price target?

Quantum Forecast price targets by time frame: 1 month 27,631.60 pts (−2.3%), 2 months 29,301.20 pts (+3.6%), 6 months 29,933.04 pts (+5.8%), 10 months 30,809.80 pts (+8.9%). The range band shows the typical fluctuation around these targets.

Will Nasdaq 100 go up or down?

In the short term the Quantum Forecast points down (−2.3% over one month). The community is 57% long (832 forecasts, all years). No forecast is certain – it is based on historical prices and statistical analysis.

How is the Quantum Forecast computed?

Trends, frequency spectra and correlations are calculated from the price history using methods from quantum physics; user opinions are added as well (swarm intelligence). The range band reflects the volatility of the security and widens with the time horizon.

Can I make my own forecast for Nasdaq 100?

Yes – in the Forecast League you pick long or short and a price target for 1 day up to 6 months. Forecasts are scored automatically when they expire; correct calls earn points and a spot on the leaderboard.

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