Trade Syndication · New 52-week highs and lows · Tuesday, Oct 6
Nasdaq 100 breaks its 52-week high by 0.79%
A year on one chart, with the old high marked.
A new 52-week high (or low) means a market traded above (or below) every price of the previous 365 days. We check every market we cover; these are the ones that broke through on Tuesday, Oct 6.
- ▲ Nasdaq 100 — new 52-week high 31,363.67
- ▲ S&P 500 — new 52-week high 7,844.20
1. Nasdaq 100 hit a new 52-week high at 31,363.67
| New 52-week high | 31,363.67 (Oct 6) |
|---|---|
| Old high | 31,116.83 (Oct 5) |
| Past it by | 0.79% (and closed there) |
On Tuesday Nasdaq 100 traded up to 31,363.67 — above every price of the past year.
That extends a run: the previous 52-week high, 31,116.83, was set only on Oct 5 2026, and it went 0.79% past it.
It closed at 31,250.14, still above the old high (+0.52% on the day).
2. S&P 500 hit a new 52-week high at 7,844.20
| New 52-week high | 7,844.20 (Oct 6) |
|---|---|
| Old high | 7,815.20 (Aug 13) |
| Past it by | 0.37% (and closed there) |
On Tuesday S&P 500 traded up to 7,844.20 — above every price of the past year.
The previous 52-week high was 7,815.20, set on Aug 13 2026 (54 days earlier); it cleared it by 0.37%.
It closed at 7,827.50, still above the old high (+0.69% on the day).
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