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The Nasdaq’s rapid rise to a record is sending a message to investors: Don’t wait for a pullback to buy

The Nasdaq’s rapid rise to a record is sending a message to investors: Don’t wait for a pullback to buy
MarketWatch Tuesday 22 September 2026, 21:44 UTC By Christine Idzelis 1 min read
Key Points

Some analysts say the upbeat data on the Nasdaq’s outlook is backed up by improving fundamentals.

Some analysts say the upbeat data on the Nasdaq’s outlook is backed up by improving fundamentals. [Image text:] 9-21 Wall St
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