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Weekly NASDAQ Model Update - June 07, 2026: +27% CAGR Since 1999 - Today’s Signals & Stance

Our Tactical NASDAQ Model turned $10K into over $6 million with 27% annual returns since 1999 - crushing the NASDAQ. This week’s update reveals the model’s current position, market signals, and more.

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Jun 07, 2026
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📅 Date: 07.06.2026

The nine-week streak ended hard.

Friday delivered the worst single session for the Nasdaq since April 2025. The index plunged 4.18% to close at 25,709, wiping out the week’s gains and then some. The S&P 500 fell 2.64% to 7,383. The Dow dropped 695 points. The catalyst was counterintuitive: a jobs report that was too good.

May payrolls came in at 172,000, more than double the expected 80,000. The unemployment rate held at 4.3%. On paper, this is a strong economy. But in the current environment, strong jobs data means the opposite of what investors want. It removes the Fed’s room to cut rates and, with inflation still elevated from oil, raises the probability of a rate hike. Traders are now fully pricing in a Fed hike by year end. Ten-year Treasury yields spiked. And the AI trade, which had carried the market to records all spring, took the brunt of the selling.

The chip complex led the decline. Nvidia fell 6%. AMD dropped 11%. Micron lost 12%. Broadcom extended its post-earnings slide after failing to raise its AI chip outlook on Wednesday. The rotation out of semiconductors that started midweek turned into a full-blown rout by Friday.

This is the kind of session that tests a system. After nine weeks of gains and a full 100% leveraged position, a 4% Nasdaq day is exactly the scenario where discipline matters most.

So where does the system stand? The answer is below.


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