US stocks give up post-Trump election advance while Bitcoin clings to gain

What to know

• Both the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 have erased all gains since Donald Trump's November election victory.

• While giving up a substantial portion of its advance, bitcoin is still about 20% higher since Trump won the presidency.

The stock market tariff tantrum of the past few weeks has seen the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 give up all their gains since the early November election victory of Donald Trump even as bitcoin (BTC) remains in positive territory.

Both equity gauges are now more than 2% lower, while bitcoin is up over 20% in the same time frame.

Market leader Nvidia (NVDA), whose chips are in demand for uses in AI, for instance, is lower by more than 20% since Trump's triumph. On the flip side, Meta Platforms (META) is the stand out stock in the so-called magnificent seven technology companies having gained about 10%.

While bitcoin buyer Strategy (MSTR) is down over 50% from its all-time high in November, it remains up 20% since the election.

Though bitcoin bulls are surely disappointed in the price performance of late — the world's largest cryptocurrency has slumped about 20% from $109,000 the day before Trump was inaugurated on Jan. 20 — the current price of $88,000 is still up roughly 20% from its level just prior to the November election.