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Is this a Sign of a Bear Market?

Capstone Trading
Feb 27

The Nasdaq 100 remains negative for the year during the day session in 2025, with all net gains coming at night. In 2024, the index followed a similar pattern—posting over a 10% annual gain, yet all of it occurred outside of regular trading hours.


This has only happened once before, in 2007.


Is this a sign of a bear market propped up by excess liquidity? Are we witnessing a structural shift where markets struggle to decline despite negative day-session performance?


What do you think?




 
 
 

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