After a disappointing 2022 that saw its value decline by a third, the Nasdaq-100 -- which tracks the 100 largest nonfinancial stocks on the Nasdaq -- has rallied so far in 2023, up 45% as of this writing. It has considerably outperformed the three main indexes tracking U.S. stocks: the S 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the broader and tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite.

The past few years have shown investors how quickly courses can turn in the stock market, especially when dealing with high-growth companies like the ones the Nasdaq-100 tracks. This has, understandably, given some investors reservations about investing in the Nasdaq-100 after such a good run this year. But I don't think concerns about short-term volatility should overshadow long-term potential.

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