Nasdaq-100 price on Mar 27, 2026 at 10am EDT?

The contract’s official settlement source is specified on the market page or in the platform’s contract rules; typically it is the official Nasdaq-100 index level published by the index provider or the consolidated tape at the timestamp, so check the listing for the authoritative data feed.

10:00 AM EDT is 30 minutes after the New York equity market opens, so the price will reflect the opening auction and the immediate post-open trading dynamics; that makes the outcome sensitive to how stocks gap at open and to news that hits just before or during the opening bell.

Each outcome corresponds to a specific price level or narrow price range for the Nasdaq-100 at the 10:00 AM EDT timestamp; the market page will show the exact mapping of outcomes to price intervals—review that mapping to understand which outcome aligns with your view.

Relevant patterns include typical post-open volatility on days with major macro releases or earnings, historical intraday ranges for the Nasdaq-100 around comparable macro environments, and how the index has reacted to prior Fed announcements and large-tech earnings on opening-hour timeframes.

Index rebalances and corporate actions can change the index level and volatility profile; the index provider adjusts component weights and handles corporate action effects, and the market’s settlement rules will reflect the official post-adjustment index level—refer to the contract notes for treatment of such events.