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Tom Gardner comments on Nasdaq-100 volatility and high valuations

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The Nasdaq-100 index fell nearly 5% during Friday trading, marking its third 10% correction this year. Tom Gardner, co-founder and CEO of TMF, commented on the volatility during a Quarterly Call. He stated that a 10% to 15% drop should not surprise investors given current high valuations.

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The decline in the Nasdaq-100 reflects broader market volatility within growth-tech stocks. Tom Gardner suggests that market declines are a normal part of investing in highly valued stocks, advising investors to stay invested.

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  • TMFMedia channel where Tom Gardner provided commentary on the index
  • Tom GardnerCo-founder and CEO of TMF who discussed market volatility
  • NasdaqThe stock exchange hosting the Nasdaq-100 index

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