NAS100 - MY INTRADAY ANALYSIS (TARGET 16630)Here I'm trying to change things up with a smaller timeframe (15min) analysis because the daily is nice but how does one trade that? Well here you have it.
What is on the chart?
1) Yesterday's session low, aka sellside liquidity, that hasn't yet been taken out which gives us a juicy target for the day.
2) Yesterday's consolidation that gave the upper hand to bulls in the AM session but now it serves us for our bearish bias of the day.
3) Price wicking once more in the daily FVG and not taking out the high. Great news for bears.
4) Price retraced back into the reload zone (0.702 notably) and furthered its descent into bear territory.
5) Bearish 1 hour order block. Will be used partly for our entry coupled with the fibs.
6) London session lows that will also serve as a target. When there's an accumulation of targets it increases the probability of success when placing a trade aiming in that direction.
7) My ideal entry. To your own discretion, I can afford losing 1%, can you? (affording something isn't just monetary can also be psychological. Can you cope with losing your money once more because of the idea of a stranger on the internet?)
8) The outcome I'm looking for. If we're going for a bearish scenario this is what should (I want to) happen.
NOTE: Retail Sales data release 08:30 NY time. Could make it or break it.
Happy trading and have a nice day! ;)
NQX
1H Trading on Nasdaq tonightMy estimate is Nasdaq gonna be a little stead soon.
Actually, We ride on the bull market, but it's seem overheat right now.
I prefer to open short position with short term trading.
Position : Short position
Open at : 14700
TP : 14500, 14300
SL : Above 14750
Risk : Reward = 50 pips : 200 pips
Happy Monday night all guys
S&P 500 Waves - My guess at the week and month aheadSome more of my ramblings. Clearly a lot of options. Most importantly, I expect more down before a small bounce, then earnings are really going to drive it all (duh). Major increase in Coronavrius cases are still a massive wild card for the S&P 500, I doubt as much for NASDAQ.