The Nasdaq 100 has experienced an intraday drop of at least 1% for 16 consecutive trading days, marking a notable trend in the market. This decline has been confirmed by multiple sources, indicating that the index has not seen a day without such a drop since February 19. The last recorded instance of a similar streak occurred in 2022 when the Nasdaq 100 fell at least 1% for 26 days in a row. Analysts are observing the potential for a reversal, with some predicting a positive trend for the upcoming week. However, there have been no consecutive days of gains for both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 during this correction period, raising questions about market stability.