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NASQ 100-it looks at key daily support with good buy opportunityHello mates, please feel free to share your trading ideas, and please give a Boost if you agree with my trading plan. My trading strategy is Price Action, which is the simplest strategy of trade on what we see the price movement on chart. A key part of my discipline is always setting a Stop Loss when opening a trading position. This ensures every trading position is risk managed. Our 1 to 1 trading training is available, please message. Trade well and good luck!
FX:NAS100Long
by QQGuo-Shane
NAS100 Bull BiasCurrent Market Structure: 1. Trend Analysis: • The price is still within a well-defined ascending channel. • The recent price action shows a pullback toward the channel’s midline after hitting resistance near the upper channel boundary. 2. Key Levels: • Resistance: • 21,400–21,500: Price is near this key zone, which aligns with previous swing highs. A break above this could confirm further bullish momentum. • 21,800: The next significant resistance, where a potential rejection could occur. • Support: • 21,200–21,300: Immediate support zone near the current price. A break below may lead to a retest of the channel’s lower boundary. • 20,766 (blue line): Major support that aligns with previous lows and the base of the channel. Possible Scenarios: 1. Bullish Case: • If price holds above 21,300 and breaks through the 21,500 resistance zone, there’s a strong likelihood of a move toward the next resistance at 21,800 or even the upper boundary of the channel at 22,200. • Buy confirmation: Look for bullish momentum candles or a retest of 21,400–21,500 as new support. 2. Bearish Case: • If the price fails to break 21,500 and falls below 21,300, we may see further downside toward 20,766 (blue line). • A break below 20,766 would invalidate the bullish structure and potentially lead to a deeper pullback toward 20,400–20,321. Indicators to Watch: • Trendline Interaction: The price is near the channel midline. A bounce or rejection here will determine the direction. • Volume: A breakout above resistance zones requires strong volume for confirmation. • Momentum Indicators (e.g., MACD/RSI): Watch for divergences or crossovers that might indicate a shift in momentum. Trading Plan: 1. Long Setup: • Entry: Above 21,500, after a breakout and retest. • Target: 21,800, then 22,200. • Stop Loss: Below 21,300 (midline). 2. Short Setup: • Entry: Below 21,300, after rejection. • Target: 20,766, then 20,400. • Stop Loss: Above 21,500. Conclusion: The market remains in an ascending channel, favoring bullish bias unless 20,766 is broken. Monitor price action at 21,300–21,500 for confirmation of direction.
VANTAGE:NAS100Long
by AutoMarkets
NDX - Post-Holiday Detox Ahead? (TP 20,350)The Nasdaq-100 has recovered a significant portion of its sharp selloff following Bernanke's comments. However, the current rebound clearly appears to be a bullish retracement within a broader, multi-week bearish correction . Our indicators signal an imminent reversal, which would be confirmed by a 90-minute intraday close below 21,650 . As is often the case in downturns, t he generals are the last to fall on the battleground . Stocks like AVGO and AAPL remain near their highs but are showing clear signs of exhaustion. Meanwhile, non-tech and European equities have already reversed course and have been trending lower for some time. Notably, European indices have reached their expected bullish correction levels, further reinforcing our bearish outlook for the US tech sector. We anticipate a sharp decline for the NDX, targeting the 20,314–20,419 range (central target of 20,348) over the coming days or weeks. In terms of timing, January 7–8 stands out as a potential inflection point for at least a multi-day bullish correction. AVGO, AAPL among other tech leaders are showing clear signs of bullish trend exhaustion
CITYINDEX:USTECH100CFDShort
by radiantjeremy
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NASDAQ: Technical pullback presenting a buy opportunityNasdaq got oversold on 1H due to the strong selling on opening but remains neutral on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 51.372, MACD = 205.380, ADX = 49.545) as it is still over the 1D MA50. More specifically, it was the rebound on the latter last Friday (Dec 20th) that has initiated the current bullish wave. This is the 5th bullish wave inside the 5 month Channel Up and as long as the 1D MA50 continues to support, we are expecting a new High. As with the prior Highs, we are targeting the 2.382 Fibonacci extension (TP = 22,550). See how our prior idea has worked out: ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
CAPITALCOM:US100Long
by InvestingScope
Short Position - NASDAQShort Position Entry: Consider initiating a short position if the Nasdaq-100 Index falls below 21,000. Stop Loss (SL): Set a stop loss at 21,555 to manage potential losses.' Market Sentiment: The combination of the Federal Reserve's cautious approach and rising inflation may contribute to a weakening market sentiment, potentially leading to a downward movement in the index. his recommendation is for educational purposes only. Always consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Stock trading involves risks, including the potential loss of capital. Ensure to evaluate your risk tolerance and conduct thorough research.
NASDAQ:NDXShort
by KSLBroking
NEW IDEA FOR NASDAQ100The Nasdaq 100 index, which includes 100 of the largest technology companies in the United States, is considered one of the most important indices in the global stock market. In this article, we will analyze the technical analysis of this index and consider a scenario in which the price could decline to the support of the channel floor at 19,420.0 if the key resistance at 21,418.4 holds. The scenario ahead In technical analysis, support and resistance levels play a decisive role in predicting future price movements. Here, we will consider a scenario in which the price could decline to the support of the channel floor at 19,420.0 if the resistance at 21,418.4 holds. 1. Holding the resistance at 21,418.4 If the price fails to break the resistance at 21,418.4 and remains below this level, it indicates a continuation of the downtrend. This scenario seems likely given the current selling pressure in the market. 2. Moving towards support at 19,420.0 If the resistance holds, the price is likely to decline towards the channel floor support at 19,420.0. This level is considered a strong support area that may trigger a price reversal or temporary consolidation.
OANDA:NAS100USDShort
by arongroups
My analysis for upcoming trading days... Let me know yours :)My analysis is based on the latest pull back that i think will not continue. I feel like that this pullback is caused be overheated technological sector because of nvdia hype and overall market hype. Fundamentals are on my side of view. interest rates are lower, cpi did not change and uneplyoment rose. I wil be looking to take trades from that 4 hour fvg or on the way to that fvg based on oportunities markets will gve me. Lastly i want to apologize for my inactivity. I've been dealing with a lot of family issues and I'm also in my senior year of high school, so it's been a lot. I'm here now and I'll post as much as I can.
CAPITALCOM:US100Long
by Filip_Kozak
Nasdaq Intraday Review - Thursday 2 Jan 2025I trade Nasdaq exclusively Trading in GMT time zone Sharing my post day review and analysis in case it can help you! Did my analysis at +- 5:30 am GMT (00:30 am EST) Economic news - Initial jobless claims @ 13:30 News - None Directional bias - Not sure, will decide after analysis Morning analysis: M TF - Doji formed on the M TF, with a long upper wick of 11'636 pips. This indicates that bulls may have run out of steam to push price higher. Sellers may be entering the market at this point. So price could either be stalling at this level and then push through upwards, or bears may take control at this level and push price down. Price action on the lower timeframes will answer that question. W TF - DT has formed and price is currently below the neckline. The candle for this week has not closed yet and so we don't know for sure if neckline is in fact broken downwards (can only reach this conclusion once the candle is closed). But either way, price is very bearish, with sellers currently holding price below neckline. Also have a temporary uptrend line on W TF seemingly broken downwards (again can't know for sure until this weeks candle closes). D TF - I interpret the chart to indicate a massive DT with the neckline broken downwards. So I see very bearish price action. The Day candles have closed below the weekly DT neckline for 2 days in a row - very bearish. But in the early morning trading of today, price spiked down low and bulls have managed to fight back and push price higher (at time of writing). So maybe the W 0.618 level is holding strong. 4H TF - Bulls have pushed past the 4H 0.382 and 0.50 fib levels and price now at the 4H 0.618 fib level. This indicates that bulls have found strength. Also we have a small dojiísh green candle, followed by a gap up and the a long wick bullish green candle that has a body that is much larger than the previous candle. This indicates that bulls are (so far) building momentum upwards, even after a strong bearish push down (the long wick). However, price is at a very strong S&R zone (as indicated by the red highlight), so it remains to be seen if bulls can break this resistance zone. 1H TF - Early this morning there was a DB formed right at the W 0.618 level. If I was awake then, I definitely would have taken that buy. Price moved up and broke the pivot point + the 30min & 1H EMA, indicating that price is very bullish. Falling wedge pattern noted on the 4H and 1H TF (as marked in blue lines). These tend to break upwards, but can break in either direction. So the higher TF's are bearish and lower TF's are bullish, meaning we do not have TF confluence (all TF's are not saying the same things). I have already missed the buy, so I think considering the bearish indications on the higher TF's, today I will look for a sell! I will wait until the lower TF's are also giving bearish signals and then we will have TF confluence i.e. all TF's giving bearish signals. If that doesn't happen and price moves up, then I am happy to sit on the sidelines and wait a day or two until Nasdaq direction is clear again. The 7am 4H candle closed with a candle body bigger than the previous 4H candle. Indicating that bulls are picking up momentum and effectively breaking the 0.618 sell fib level. As the day progressed: A nice DT formed at the 4H 0.618 fib level. Entered a sell at the bottom hand icon - Confirmations: 1. Fib - 4H 0.618 fib 2. Trendline - temp uptrend broken downwards (as marked with the light blue line) 3. Market pattern - DT on 30 min TF with neckline broken down which formed at the top of the falling wedge pattern (i.e. at the downtrend line) 4. S&R - DT formed on strong S&R zone 5. Candle sticks - none Mental SL placed at the thick pink line, which was above the highest close of the DT peak. Price moved upwards with strength and momentum and closed a 15min candle above my mental stop and I closed my position - took a loss of 560 pips Turned out just to be a spike upwards when the 30min candle closed red with a long wick spike sticking up. Nasdaq can be such a bi@@tch sometimes with it's hectic spikes. So I re-entered a sell at roughly the some level as my first entry. Unfortunately for me, price moved up again, because the 1H + 30min EMA provided dynamic support. I closed my position at the blue arrow, taking another loss of 550 pips. So that's more than 1'000 pips on a full position size. This trade would have been higher quality if the 30min and 1H EMA's were broken down too. Then even though I had identified the red highlighted zone as a strong area of confluence for a sell (4H EMA + D 0.318 + W neckline), I took no action when price got there. Usually on area's of interest, I would move down to the 5min TF and take a position once a price reversal pattern forms. However, I am so used to working in a bullish environment that my brain didn't register what to do in a bearish environment. It sound's dumb because I literally didn't click that I need to take action now. I am not used to applying my strategy in reverse. So what I should have done is enter a sell again at the squiggly line on the 5min DT. Would have made a few thousand pips. But would have, could have, should have. Point is that I didn't take the sell and I do know from the past that I struggle to apply my strategy in reverse. Lesson: Write actions directly on my chart for bearish biases. I do take comfort from the fact that my analysis was ultimately correct (at time of writing), I just didnt find the correct entry today. Out for the day, I like to limit my daily losses to 1'000 pips. I know I can easily make this up and prefer to live to trade another day than trying to revenge trade. Hope you had a better 1st day trading than me! :) The total bullish move for the day was 3'100 pips (at time of posting) I captured ZEROOOOOOOO % of the total move AAAAAHHHHH :( Abbreviations: TF = timeframe TP = take profit 1H = 1 hour 4H = 4 hour D = day W = week M = month S&R = support & resistance H&S = head & shoulders EMA = exponential moving average SL = stop loss
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100
by Jinxx84