How does the Nasdaq 100 stack up against M2 Money Supply? It's a question worth asking when you're trying to understand what's really happening in the markets.
When monetary policy loosens and M2 expands aggressively, equity markets tend to follow. But the relationship isn't always linear. There are periods where stock valuations decouple from money supply growth—sometimes surging ahead, sometimes lagging behind.
This divergence matters. If the Nasdaq 100 is climbing while M2 growth stalls, it signals market strength driven by fundamentals rather than liquidity. Conversely, when M2 pumps but equities barely move, it might indicate weakening demand or shifting investor sentiment.
For crypto traders, this context is gold. Understanding how traditional markets price in monetary conditions helps you anticipate liquidity cycles and capital flow shifts that often precede altcoin rallies or corrections. The macro picture sets the stage.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 01-13 09:26
The decoupling of M2 and the Nasdaq basically comes down to whether you're looking at fundamentals or just riding the liquidity... The current market feels somewhat虚 (hollow/unstable).
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-13 07:39
The real test of fundamentals comes when M2 decouples from the Nasdaq. Only then can we see who is swimming naked. A bubble built solely on liquidity will eventually burst.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-12 00:58
The decoupling of M2 from Nasdaq... Wait, does this mean printing money is useless?
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Basically, it depends on whether the fundamentals can support it; having more money doesn't necessarily mean a rise.
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Haha, finally someone clarifies this. I'm always confused by macro discussions.
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So now, is money not valuable or stocks not valuable? Are both worthless?
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This perspective is indeed important in the crypto world; capital flow is the key.
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What does decoupling mean? Is it an opportunity or a trap? Honestly, I can't understand.
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The liquidity cycle really works on altcoins; I hadn't thought of it this way before.
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It sounds good, but ultimately it's about betting on the right macro cycle.
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Wait, the Nasdaq is strong but M2 is stagnant. Would you still dare to buy the dip now?
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It feels like this article is saying: don't just look at central bank actions, also pay attention to traders' real thoughts.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 01-12 00:58
The decoupling of M2 and the Nasdaq... sounds like the fundamentals are finally starting to work, but I still don't quite believe it. I have a feeling there's a wave of sell-off coming.
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SerumSqueezer
· 01-12 00:57
The decoupling of M2 from Nasdaq is happening right now. The crypto world should be cautious.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-12 00:52
M2 is really hard to understand; it's no wonder that Nasdaq can only be matched with it by coincidence.
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FudVaccinator
· 01-12 00:36
The part about M2 decoupling from the Nasdaq is quite interesting, but honestly, most people only look at the ups and downs. Who the hell actually tracks the correlation between these two...
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MetaverseVagrant
· 01-12 00:32
The decoupling of M2 and the Nasdaq really needs to be watched closely, or it could be easily cut off.
How does the Nasdaq 100 stack up against M2 Money Supply? It's a question worth asking when you're trying to understand what's really happening in the markets.
When monetary policy loosens and M2 expands aggressively, equity markets tend to follow. But the relationship isn't always linear. There are periods where stock valuations decouple from money supply growth—sometimes surging ahead, sometimes lagging behind.
This divergence matters. If the Nasdaq 100 is climbing while M2 growth stalls, it signals market strength driven by fundamentals rather than liquidity. Conversely, when M2 pumps but equities barely move, it might indicate weakening demand or shifting investor sentiment.
For crypto traders, this context is gold. Understanding how traditional markets price in monetary conditions helps you anticipate liquidity cycles and capital flow shifts that often precede altcoin rallies or corrections. The macro picture sets the stage.