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Nasdaq 100 cycle forecast

The cycle line rises into a top around Wed, Nov 25, then falls into a bottom around Fri, Dec 11, and turns up into the end of the window (Dec 11).

For the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) · made from the November 13, 2026 close · covers Nov 14 – Dec 11, 2026 · next update November 27, 2026

Next turn date
Top · Nov 25
Wed, Nov 25, give or take two sessions
After that
Bottom · Dec 11
Fri, Dec 11
Last close
679.89
Fri, Nov 13 · QQQ, $
Past turn dates that hit
15 of 25
chance alone: 10.7
650675700725750Sep 1Sep 15Oct 1Oct 15Nov 1Nov 15Dec 1Price · daily close (QQQ, $)Cycle lineforecast from Nov 13Nov 25topDec 11bottom
650675700725750Oct 15Nov 1Nov 15Dec 1Price · daily close (QQQ, $)Cycle lineforecast from Nov 13Nov 25topDec 11bottom
Price before the forecastCycle line, forecastCycle line, fitted on past pricesPublished turn date
Show the numbers behind the chart
DayCycle lineEngine valueClose
Mon, Nov 16rising811not yet
Tue, Nov 17rising1,243not yet
Wed, Nov 18rising1,615not yet
Thu, Nov 19rising1,855not yet
Fri, Nov 20rising1,927not yet
Mon, Nov 23rising1,825not yet
Tue, Nov 24rising1,941not yet
Wed, Nov 25rising1,977not yet
Thu, Nov 26falling1,959not yet
Fri, Nov 27falling1,815not yet
Mon, Nov 30falling959not yet
Tue, Dec 1falling751not yet
Wed, Dec 2falling681not yet
Thu, Dec 3falling625not yet
Fri, Dec 4falling545not yet
Mon, Dec 7falling205not yet
Tue, Dec 8falling-97not yet
Wed, Dec 9falling-401not yet
Thu, Dec 10falling-593not yet
Fri, Dec 11falling-707not yet

Nasdaq 100 turn dates, Nov 14 – Dec 11, 2026

DateTurnWhat the cycle line does
Wed, Nov 25Topstops rising and turns down
Fri, Dec 11Bottomstops falling and turns up

A turn date is where the cycle line turns. Allow two trading days on each side. It is a date, not a price target.

How past Nasdaq 100 forecasts turned out

15 of 25 published turn dates (60%) landed within two sessions of a real turn of the same kind. Dates with no knowledge would have scored 43%. Too few finished forecasts to say anything yet.

Forecast made fromTurn datesHitChancePrice over 4 weeksDirection
Nov 13, 2026made live2running – judged after Dec 16
Oct 16, 2026walk-forward test3running – judged after Nov 18
Sep 18, 2026walk-forward test110.4-1.6%✗
Aug 21, 2026walk-forward test422.4+1.1%✗
Jul 24, 2026walk-forward test411.5+4.3%✗
Jun 26, 2026walk-forward test221.2-3.1%✗
May 29, 2026walk-forward test331.2-4.4%✓
May 1, 2026walk-forward test320.7+9.5%✓
Apr 2, 2026walk-forward test300.0+14.1%✗
Mar 6, 2026walk-forward test321.8-2.5%✓
Feb 6, 2026walk-forward test221.3-1.6%✗

Hit = a published turn date within two sessions of a real turn of the same kind. Chance = what the same dates score when moved to every other position in the window. Direction = did the cycle line and the price both end the four weeks higher, or both lower. How the scoring works.

Questions

When is the next Nasdaq 100 turn date?

The Nasdaq 100 forecast made from the November 13, 2026 close has a top around Wed, Nov 25 and a bottom around Fri, Dec 11. Allow two trading days on each side of a date.

Is the Nasdaq 100 cycle pointing up or down?

The cycle line rises into a top around Wed, Nov 25, then falls into a bottom around Fri, Dec 11, and turns up into the end of the window (Dec 11). Over the whole window the line ends lower than it starts. The line gives timing only; it says nothing about how far the price moves.

How did past Nasdaq 100 cycle forecasts do?

15 of 25 published turn dates (60%) landed within two sessions of a real turn of the same kind. Dates with no knowledge would have scored 43%. Too few finished forecasts to say anything yet. Each one is listed above and on the track record page.

What does a turn date mean?

A top is the day the cycle line stops rising; a bottom is the day it stops falling. If the method is right, the price turns the same way within about two sessions of that day. A turn date is not a price target.

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