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Nasdaq-100 logs fastest +5% drop from an all-time high since 2020

Feb. 27, 2025 5:28 PM ET
By: Carla Mozee, SA News Editor

The Nasdaq-100’s ( NDX) latest peak was not long for this world.

With Thursday’s stock selloff, the Nasdaq-100 ( NDX) has lost 7.5% from its all-time high of 22,222.61 notched just six days ago.

The index's ( NDX) close Thursday at 20,550.95 cemented the fastest +5% decline from an all-time high since September 2020, with Bespoke Investment Group earlier flagging the potential move.

Nvidia’s ( NVDA) 8.5% tumble Thursday contributed to the 2.8% slide on the Nasdaq-100 ( NDX). The AI chipmaker’s 2026 guidance issued late Wednesday beat Wall Street’s targets, as did Q4 results, but revenue growth slowed to ~79% from 265% a year earlier.

The Invesco QQQ ETF (NASDAQ: QQQ), the market’s fifth-largest exchange-traded fund, fell 2.8% Thursday. That move locked in a 7.5% decline from its high of 540.81 on February 19, the same session as the Nasdaq-100's ( NDX) peak.

Below are the 10 Nasdaq-100 ( NDX) stocks with the largest percentage declines over the past week, according to Capital IQ data. Seeking Alpha’s Quant Ratings on the stocks follow. Seeking Alpha's Quant awards grades to stocks based on collective value, growth, profitability, earnings per share revisions, and price momentum metrics.

  • AppLovin ( APP): -28.8%. SA Quant Rating: 4.99
  • MicroStrategy ( MSTR): -25.9%. SA Quant Rating: 3.34
  • Tesla ( TSLA): -20.4%. SA Quant Rating: 3.35
  • Palantir Technologies ( PLTR): -20.2%. SA Quant Rating: 3.49
  • Marvell Technology ( MRVL): -19.4%. SA Quant Rating: 3.46
  • Constellation Energy ( CEG): -19.3%. SA Quant Rating: 3.38
  • ON Semiconductor ( ON): -15%. SA Quant Rating: 2.04
  • Lam Research ( LRCX): -14.4%.SA Quant Rating: 3.45
  • Nvidia ( NVDA): -14.3%. SA Quant Rating: 3.47
  • GlobalFoundries ( GFS): - 13.9%. SA Quant Rating: 2.78
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