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nasdaq

4 people · 6 quotes · 23 Jun 2020 to 1 Aug 2026

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    1. Brad Gerstner

      Gerstner notes top internet companies grew from 5% of Nasdaq in 2006 to 35% today.

      “In 2006, the top six or seven global Internet companies represented about 5% of the Nasdaq. Today, they represent about 35% of the Nasdaq. So the big have gotten bigger at an accelerating rate,”

      23 Jun 2020 · Invest Like the Best · 12:13 · source · permalink
    2. Brad Gerstner

      Gerstner notes top internet companies grew from 5% of Nasdaq in 2006 to 35% today.

      “In 2006, the top six or seven global Internet companies represented about 5% of the Nasdaq. Today, they represent about 35% of the Nasdaq.”

      23 Jun 2020 · Invest Like the Best · 12:13 · source · permalink
    1. Gavin Baker

      Baker says Nasdaq returns in 2021 were dominated by Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla, requiring 60% concentration.

      “The market return, particularly for the Nasdaq, was really dominated by a few stocks, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, Tesla.”

      25 Jan 2022 · Invest Like the Best · 6:05 · source · permalink
    1. Bill Gurley

      Gurley notes the unprecedented situation where Nasdaq rose 30% in 2024 yet the IPO window remained closed.

      “If you look at last year, 2024, the Nasdaq was up 30% and the window was closed. That seems to be the general belief of everyone out there.”

      10 Jun 2025 · Invest Like the Best · 15:07 · source · permalink
    2. Bill Gurley

      Gurley argues 2024's 30% Nasdaq gain with closed IPO window defies historical correlation, pointing to bank-forced discounts.

      “I believe a part of it I've been very passionate about is the IPO discount that the banks force upon the market, especially the well known high branded ones.”

      10 Jun 2025 · Invest Like the Best · 15:33 · source · permalink
    1. David Sacks

      Sacks notes Nasdaq fell 10% from peak while momentum trades dropped 30-40%, showing amplified correction.

      “I think there was something like a 10% pullback in the Nasdaq from the peak. But when you look at this momentum trade, was down like 30% or 40%.”

      1 Aug 2026 · All-In Podcast · 0:24 · source · permalink

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