Ever since Q4 2021, and most notably over the last several weeks, a gap has been exponentially growing between some of NAS100's pandemic high-flyers.

The below chart reflects the current big 6 (Apple+Microsoft+Amazon+Google+Tesla+NVIDIA) who weigh over 45% of the entire index. They currently trade 14.3% below their ATH's which is an improvement from the 23+ percent decline by January 24.
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This chart here reflects some of the most popular during the last 2 years, particularly ones that have been badly punished recently and they include (Facebook+Neflix+PayPal+Moderna+Zoom+Baidu). They obviously carry nowhere near the same weight but can be considered a good gauge for market sentiment. The only big difference here is that they cumulatively trade 45.8% lower than their ATH's with no recovery in-sight just yet. There are others that show the same patterns such as DocuSign, MercadoLibre, Lucid, etc.
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The big question I'm asking now, and one that I'm happy to hear your answers for, is who do you think will play catch-up over the next few months? Will the mega-cap with strong fundamentals and guidance continue to uplift the index on their own or will they start retreating further alongside the others? Will the combo of over beaten-down stocks start to find their foot soon and add further breadth to a wider index rally or will they continue to fall to pre-pandemic levels and beyond whilst hitting the breaks on any chance of broader tech-weighted market recovery?
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