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Nasdaq H4 | Potential bullish breakoutNasdaq (NAS100) is showing a strong bullish momentum and could make a continuation towards our take-profit target. Entry: 18,245.20 Why we like it: There is a strong bullish momentum (wait for 1-hour candle to close above 18,245.20 for breakout confirmation) Stop Loss: 18,043.95 Why we like it: There is a pullback support level Take Profit: 18,760.85 Why we like it: There is a resistance that aligns with the 161.8% Fibonacci extension level Please be advised that the information presented on TradingView is provided to Vantage (‘Vantage Global Limited’, ‘we’) by a third-party provider (‘Everest Fortune Group’). Please be reminded that you are solely responsible for the trading decisions on your account. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Any information and/or content is intended entirely for research, educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or consultation advice or investment strategy. The information is not tailored to the investment needs of any specific person and therefore does not involve a consideration of any of the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any viewer that may receive it. Kindly also note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking or past performance statements. We assume no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of any of the information and/or content provided herein and the Company cannot be held responsible for any omission, mistake nor for any loss or damage including without limitation to any loss of profit which may arise from reliance on any information supplied by Everest Fortune Group.
VANTAGE:NAS100Long
by VantageMarkets
5
Nasdaq February Monthly Review – Contin.Refer to the previous post regarding Feb Monthly Analysis for part 1 of this post. So as promised, here is the detailed analysis of each of the Feb month’s entries, marked with number’s on the chart: Trade 1: Entry Point: 17254 Time of entry (GMT): +-8h30 Confirmations: Market Pattern: DB formed on 1H TF with neckline broken. Also on the 31 Jan, price had travelled down more than the distance equal to the height of the day DT that had formed (marked in blue lines). From profit target (end point of the blue vertical line), probability is high that market will move back to retest the neckline of the market pattern. I like being part of a retest that is in the same direction as the overall trend Fib: The Day candle on 31 January had closed with a spike down to the Day 0,50 fib level (fib drawn from swing low at A. to swing high at B.). Day fib levels are strong and a DB forming in the area of the D 0,50 fib level is a strong entry signal Candlesticks: 31 Jan Day candle closed with a longish spike down to the D 0,50 fib + D EMA S&R: Strong dynamic support provided by the D EMA Trend lines: The trend is your friend - taking a buy in a bullish market will always get you the most pips because rallies can often run for longer than you expect (buy the dip) Stop loss: Half the height of the DB i.e.. At 17175,9 Draw Down pips: 754 pips TP points: TP1 = 17963 (fib level -0,27) TP2 = 18348,8 (fib level -0,618) Fib drawn from swing low at A. to swing high at B.) Both TPs hit Close half your position at TP1 and the other half at TP2 Profit in pips: 10’943 Comments: Successful trade --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Trade 2: Entry Point: 17607 Time of entry (GMT): 21h00 Confirmations: Market Pattern: Db formed on the 15min TF, with strong momentum candle breaking the neckline. Fib: DB formed by the Day 0,618 fib level (fib drawn from swing low at C. to swing high at D.) 0,618 fib levels are very strong especially on the D TF Candlesticks: On the 15min TF, there is a long wick hammer candle right by the D 0,618 fib level + strong momentum green candles on the 15min TF to break the neckline of the DB. S&R: DB formed by a strong Day S&R zone + D EMA right by this zone providing dynamic support Trend lines: The trend is your friend - taking a buy in a bullish market will always get you the most pips because rallies can often run for longer than you expect Stop loss: Half the height of the DB i.e. At 17531 Draw Down pips: 137 pips TP points: TP1 = 18293,2 (fib level -0,27) TP2 = 18617 (fib level -0,618) (Fib drawn from swing low at C. to swing high at D.) Plan is to close half your position at TP1 and the other half at TP2 Profit in pips: zero Comments: This trade did not work out - ultimately price came down and took the trade out at entry - Market moved up 3504 pips from entry -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Trade 3: Entry Point: 17364 Time of entry (GMT): 20h30 Confirmations: Market Pattern: A huge DT formed on the D TF with a break of the neckline (neckline and profit target (ie same distance as height of market pattern) marked in orange lines). Price travelled the full distance of the profit target. End of profit target (end of the orange vertical line coincides perfectly with Week 0,382 fib level). Market has a high probability of retesting the neckline of the market pattern after reaching the profit target. I like being part of a retest that is in the same direction as the overall trend. DB formed on the 15min TF at this level with a break of the neckline. Fib: 15min DB formed right at the W 0,382 fib level Candlesticks: None S&R: Strong Day support level + 4H 200 EMA Trend lines: The trend is your friend - taking a buy in a bullish market will always get you the most pips because rallies can often run for longer than you expect Stop loss: Half the height of the DB ie. At 17333 Draw Down pips: zero TP points: TP1 = 18542 (fib level -0,27) TP2 = 19189 (fib level -0,618) Fib drawn from swing low at E. to swing high at D. Plan is to close half your position at TP1 and the other half at TP2 Profit in pips: still in progress Comments: Trade still in progress - market has moved 10'923 pips from entry ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Trade 4: Entry Point: 17834,6 Time of entry (GMT): 13h30 Confirmations: Market Pattern: DB formed on 30min TF right at the W 0,382 fib level + D 0,382 fib level. Enter at break of the neckline. Fib: Area of confluence because Week and Day 0,382 fib levels coincide Candlesticks: Long wick candle close on 30min TF piercing both the Fib levels but closing above S&R: 4H support level + D EMA providing dynamic support Trend lines: The trend is your friend - taking a buy in a bullish market will always get you the most pips because rallies can often run for longer than you expect Stop loss: Half the height of the DB i.e. At 17825 Draw Down pips: 130 pips TP points: TP1 = 18307,5 (fib level -0,27) TP2 = 18581 (fib level -0,618) Fib drawn from swing low at 3. to swing high at F. Plan is to close half your position at TP1 and the other half at TP2 Profit in pips: TP1 hit + TP2 in progress Comments: Tp1 hit at 4748 pips above entry ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you had taken these trades, you would have closed out on 15'691 pips of profit. Always easier to pinpoint entries in hindsight - but the point of this exercise is to understand these entries and understand why you didn’t take them. This will connect the dots in your brain and then in future, you have a higher chance of spotting these high-quality entries and actually taking them. Looking at the chart above, one can clearly see the trending market i.e. the market runs and pulls back…runs and pulls back. So you want to get in on the trend at the pull back (at retracement levels). These are not the only high-quality entries - there were some good sells with the break of the DT necklines (marked in black lines). But these are sells in a bullish market, so your TP's will never run as far as buys in a bullish market. A note about stop losses on Nasdaq – my advice is not to set actual stop losses on MT4 or MT5 for your trades because Nasdaq is so volatile that it can often spike you out. Unfortunately, you need to use mental stops and use judgement with stop losses and see how candles CLOSE, not how candles spike. Once price has moved a significant distance away from your position, you can secure at entry and trade risk free. Screen time with this index will help you get the "feel" of this I learnt from this analysis and hope you did too 😊 All the best for March month trading! TF = timeframe TP = take profit 1H = 1 hour 4H = 4 hour D = day W = week M = month S&R = support & resistance EMA = Exponential moving average DT = Double Top DB = Double Bottom
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100
by Jinxx84
Short Idea on the DOW or US30I anticipate further downward pressure on prices, potentially breaking through previous lows. Please note that the chart provided is not intended as financial advice, but rather reflects my personal analysis and expectations. Following the recent CPI news, there was a deceptive upward movement, which I interpret as an opportunity for selling. With buying volume seemingly diminishing, I see potential opportunities for short positions. Wishing you the best in your trading endeavors.
OANDA:US30USDShort
by Part_Time_Astronaut
Nasdaq Prepares for Data Impact Amidst Rate Cut SpeculationsAs investors gear up for this week's consumer and producer price data, Nasdaq ended Monday's session with slight declines, fueling anticipation regarding the Federal Reserve's potential interest rate adjustments in the upcoming months. Technically, Nasdaq exhibited a double top formation around the 18400 level, accompanied by RSI indicator divergence. Analysts are eyeing a potential breakdown of the neckline around 17800, with targets set at 17700 and below. Expectations are high for U.S. consumer price data for February, projecting a monthly increase of 0.4% and a 3.1% rise on an annual basis. The release of this data is poised to significantly impact the markets and potentially confirm the outlined technical analysis. Last month, the stock market's rally witnessed a slowdown as robust economic indicators emerged, prompting traders to delay their expectations for the first Fed rate cut from March to June.
FX:NAS100Short
by FOREXN1
1
Nasdaq Intraday Review - Monday 11 Feb 2024 I 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 +- 5:20am During analysis noted the following: Large DT formed on the 4H (marked with black lines) Sellers fib (drawn from swing high at D. to swing low at E.) indcated that price retraced to Sellers 0,382 fib level + pivot (at C.) and price now moving down Price consolidating above a very strong D support level (marked in grey zone highlight), with D EMA in the area - would need strong bearish push to break this support zone 2 x long wick candles on 4H TF touching this support zone, indicating that there is buying power at this zone. Would like to see a nice DB with neckline break before entering a buy Entered a buy at A. - Confirmations: Market Patterns: Break of the neckline of a DB formed on the 1H TF S&R / EMA: DB formed at strong Day support zone with D EMA in the area, providing dynamic support Fib: DB formed just above the W 0,382 fib level Trend: Entering a buy means trading in the same direction as the overall bullish trend - The trend is your friend Candlesticks: 2 x 4H long wick candles rejecting the strong Day support zone Mental stop place halfway down the height of the market pattern. Market moved down with momentum and I closed this position at stop loss Re-entered a buy at B. based on similar confirmations. The two long wick candles on the 1H TF (one in red and one just at B.) indicated to me that bulls were stepping in at the D support zone. Ultimately, market came down again and I closed this position also in a loss. Total pips loss for the day was 1900, because in the second entry I wanted to make sure that bulls would not step in again. After this loss, I decided to stay out for the rest of the day! What could I have done differently? I think that seeing that market retraced to seller's 0,382 fib + moving down, should have been a strong indication to me that a sell was in play, possible till Seller’s TP1. I should have waited for the extra confirmation of a neckline re-test before entering. Hope you had a better day than me! TF = timeframe TP = take profit 1H = 1 hour 4H = 4 hour D = day W = week M = month S&R = support & resistance EMA = Exponential moving average DT = Double Top DB = Double Bottom
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100
by Jinxx84
Nasdaq February Monthly ReviewNasdaq - Feb Month Analysis I trade Nasdaq exclusively Trading in GMT time zone Sharing my post February review and analysis in case it can help you! Looking back at February, I want to review if I took the best trades for the month. The Day TF provides me with the strongest confirmations and the most profitable trades. This timeframe provides me with my bread and butter each month, so I need to make sure that I am taking these trades and getting the most out of them. Have a look at what I believe where the best trades for February and see how many you took. If you didn’t take a trade, try to understand why you missed it. This way you will increase your chances of getting into these trades in the future. For Feb, there were 4 trades to be taken - trades marked in numbers on the chart. Of course, there were many other profitable trades in Feb....but these are my "bread and butter" trades. Tomorrow I will share a very detailed analysis on entry points + confirmations + SL + TP expectations. See if you can come to your own conclusion on these 4 trades and then tomorrow we compare notes :)
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100
by Jinxx84
APPL INCApple Share Pullback Sparks Renewed Optimism for Future Gains Description: In the dynamic realm of financial markets, Apple Inc. (AAPL) has recently experienced a share price pullback, igniting both caution and excitement among investors. The recent downturn saw the stock price temporarily declining, triggering a wave of stop-loss orders. However, astute market observers are now contemplating a potential reversal in this trend, as historical patterns and fundamental indicators suggest the possibility of an upward trajectory in the near future. The Apple share pullback, though unsettling for some, is a common occurrence in the ever-evolving landscape of stock trading. Markets are often subject to fluctuations driven by a multitude of factors, including macroeconomic conditions, industry trends, and investor sentiment. Such periodic declines can be interpreted as opportunities for shrewd investors who understand the company's underlying strengths and potential for growth. As stop-loss orders were triggered during the recent pullback, some market participants may have been compelled to sell their Apple shares to limit potential losses. This mass selling could have contributed to the temporary decline in the stock price. However, seasoned investors are aware that market sentiment can sometimes overshadow a company's intrinsic value. Apple's robust product ecosystem, consistent innovation, and global brand recognition are formidable assets that have historically propelled its stock price to new heights. Investor optimism is buoyed by historical precedence, as Apple has demonstrated resilience and the ability to rebound from similar setbacks in the past. Notably, the company has exhibited a history of recovering from pullbacks and establishing renewed momentum in its stock price. This pattern underscores the potential for a similar resurgence in the wake of the recent downturn. Furthermore, fundamental indicators continue to paint a positive picture for Apple's future prospects. The company's strong financials, consistent revenue growth, and ongoing expansion into emerging markets contribute to a favorable outlook. As Apple continues to innovate across its diverse product portfolio, including smartphones, wearables, and services, the potential for increased revenue streams and sustained market dominance remains compelling. In conclusion, while the recent Apple share pullback may have triggered stop-loss orders and temporarily dampened investor sentiment, it also presents an intriguing opportunity for those who recognize the company's underlying strengths. Historical patterns of recovery, coupled with robust fundamental indicators, suggest that Apple's stock price may be poised for an upward movement in the near future. As always, investors should exercise diligence, conduct thorough research, and consult with financial advisors before making any investment decisions
NASDAQ:AAPL
by Asif_Brain_Waves
NAS100 - Interesting buy zone!Hello everyone! After the SL of yesterday, we are turning bearish on NAS100. Also because we are having rumors that start confirm itself, rumor about the US debt, but also about the NFP that gonna be bad ! Technically, I've entered a buy position due to: - 2 major liquidity uptakes. - Buy zone created through accumulation. - Strong reactions at the buy zone (Accu). Now we just wait! 🚀 If you liked it and want more, don't hesitate to subscribe and boost the post!
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100Long
by ex_rico
Nothing is BETTER then SIFI and NAS100As a seasoned trader with over a decade of experience, you possess a deep understanding of the intricate mechanisms that drive the financial markets. Your expertise lies not just in navigating these complexities, but in simplifying them for others. You're a master at distilling convoluted market trends and jargon into clear, actionable insights that empower both seasoned investors and newcomers alike. Your ability to break down complex concepts into digestible nuggets of wisdom sets you apart in a crowded field. Over the years, you've honed your skills through countless hours of analysis, observation, and strategic decision-making. Your intuition is finely tuned, allowing you to anticipate market movements with precision and adapt swiftly to changing conditions. Your approach to trading is not just about making profits, but about sharing your knowledge and empowering others to achieve success in the world of finance. Whether through mentorship, writing, or public speaking, you are dedicated to demystifying the markets and helping others navigate them with confidence and clarity.
OANDA:NAS100USDLong
by ZuriAki
2
NAS100 Trade IdeaThe US100 index has retraced, entering a bullish 1D order block. Analysis of the prevailing trend on this timeframe indicates a clear bullish trajectory. I am eyeing a potential buy entry opportunity within at 61.8% Fibonacci retracement levels. Employing a risk management strategy, stops will be placed below the preceding low, while targeting the previous high and potentially beyond with the implementation of a trailing stop. However, it's imperative to note that trading carries inherent risks, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Therefore, traders should conduct thorough research and exercise caution before making any financial decisions.
FX:NAS100Long
by fxtraderanthony
Navigating NASDAQ's Waves: Insightful Analysis**Insights Unveiled:** Embarking on a comprehensive journey through NASDAQ's post-2008 bull market, specifically honing in on the unfolding 5th wave and its intriguing ending diagonal dynamics. As we approach the conclusion of wave 3, it's time to delve into potential short-term opportunities on the horizon. **Cracking the 5th Wave Code:** 1. **Wave 1 & Post-COVID Recap:** - Wave 1 gracefully unfolded in 5 sub-waves. - Post-COVID (March 2020 to Nov 2021) presented an ABC narrative, with a notable ending diagonal stealing the spotlight in wave C. - The meticulous retracement of 61.8% (50% log-based fib retracement) acted as a definitive nod to a correction. **Zooming into the Current Wave Landscape:** 1. **Navigating the Wave 3 Diagonal Seas:** - Wave 3 takes center stage, mirroring the structure of wave 1 with ABC intricacies. - A danced-out wave A, a flag-waving wave B, and an Elliott Impulse-packed wave C mark the current scene. - Significant confluences at 61.8% (log-based fib) and 78.6% (simple fib) extensions from the post-COVID rally demand our attention. 2. **Unveiling the Layers of Wave C:** - Delving deeper into wave C reveals a potential 5-wave completion. - The confirmation awaits a breach of a specified level, potentially transitioning into a 4-hour chart diagonal pattern. **Anticipating Corrections and Identifying Entry Points:** 1. **Riding the Upcoming Wave 4:** - Gear up for the anticipated wave 4 correction, possibly adopting a flat structure. - Eyes on the prize - a strategic entry point awaits as the market breaches the wave B barrier. 2. **Marking the Entry Zone:** - Pinpointing a precise region as the probable entry point for the impending upward move. - Brace for market sentiment shifts during the wave 4 correction, offering a calculated entry opportunity. **A Glimpse into the Future:** 1. **Embracing the Long-Term Bullish Outlook:** - Concluding our top-down wave analysis, a steadfast long-term bullish trend comes into view. - While a short-term buying opportunity beckons, a correction reminiscent of 2007-2008 is anticipated, albeit with a gentler impact. **Navigating Risks with Care:** 1. **Applying Elliott Wave Rules Thoughtfully:** - In the dynamic world of market rhythms, consider Elliott Wave rules as a framework, not a rigid doctrine. - Exercise caution, manage risks diligently, and seek professional counsel before making trading decisions. **Important Note:** Trading is an intricate journey. This breakdown serves as a guide and educational tool.
TVC:NDQ
by syedhamza2135
7
Nasdaq Intraday Review - Tuesday 5 March 2024I trade Nasdaq intraday exclusively Trading in GMT time zone Sharing my post day review and analysis in case it can help you! Did my analysis at +- 5:20am During analysis noted the following: So following on from Monday's analysis, I had identified the yellow highlighted area as my "Zone 2" area of interest This was a strong area of confluence because: It was the 4H 0,618 fib level (drawn from swing low at A to swing high at B) + Day 0,382 fib level + 4H EMA (position during the morning roughly marked in green) I entered a pretty big buy at C. and set my stop loss really low at the orange thick line. Ultimately I watched my position tank and took a big loss. This scenario has caught me out many times before. I know that before entering at a fib level, one should wait for price action to confirm the reversal. If you look at the price action at C. level, there is clearly no price action indicating a reversal. But if you trade Nasdaq and you know this index well, you will know that Nasdaq very often does not give price action confirmation on the bigger timeframes (15min and above) You see it all the time how Nasdaq will dip down touch an area and the spike back up, leaving a loooooong wick candle of a hundreds of pips. Some of my most profitable trades have been entering at these levels without price action confirmation. But like yesterday, it can also bite me in the behind. I still haven't figured this out yet. Maybe there is confirmation on a lower timeframe? If you know what I mean and have an antidote, please let me know! ;) My next area of interest was the green highlighted zone. This represented an area of confluence because: The D EMA was at this level This was also the Week 0,50 fib level This time I did wait for price action confirmation :) And in typical Nasdaq style, it only gave it to me way above my area i.e. 600 pips above where I would've wanted to enter (see what I mean). So I entered at D. - Confirmations: Market Pattern - a DB had formed on the 15min TF with a break of the neckline Candlesticks - neckline break with strong momentum candle Fib - W 0,50 fib level and market moving up S&R - Dynamic support from the D EMA Market moved up and I have secured my positions at entry, so trading risk free today. I hope market moves well today. Lots of news so could be choppy! What could I have done differently? Still trying to figure it out, but on the surface, I don’t think I could have done anything different other than cutting my losses sooner. As said, this strategy often pays off for me. All the best! TF = timeframe TP = take profit 1H = 1 hour 4H = 4 hour D = day W = week M = month S&R = support & resistance EMA = Exponential moving average DT = Double Top DB = Double Bottom
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100
by Jinxx84