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Us100 updateHi traders what is your opinion this week a sell or a buy,according to the strategy n my view,the target is 168 which is likely to hit n am expecting bull run to take over from this 2023 highs soo note that am positioning my self for big move,first thing this market is n uptrend market with weird n normal pull back this one was abnormal do to trade war which it's still going on,soo guys this all sell off is not a threat it is giving you a chance to ride long trades what you have to do is to generate liquidity into position n make sure you hold your trades for big rewards,before you overthink I identify the trend n find the really trend beside pull back understand what is moving n why I am going to buy,note that we are 6% away to recession do me favour invest in knowledge soo that you can be in high level of thinking and seeing things n not overthinking everything knowledge is power,I wish you all profitable week ahead.
SKILLING:US100Long
by mulaudzimpho
NASDAQ tanks below key levels amid new Trump tariffs!The market free-falls as Trump's new tariffs send shockwaves through global sentiment. Sellers are piling in — but it's the fear of economic fallout that's truly fuelling this drop. The NAS100 has broken through major support zones with strong bearish momentum. Sellers are clearly in control, and price action shows little sign of slowing down. Structure around 18,324 failed to hold. Next major support zone: 16,968.5. Will the bleeding stop there? ⚠️ Reminder: No one can predict what will happen next. Markets react to collective psychology, news flow, and big players—not forecasts. ✅ Focus on: -Key Levels 🔎 -Market Structure 📐 -Risk Management 🛡️ ❌ Don’t trade based on emotion or prediction. 🎯 Trade based on probability, not certainty. 👉 Let price confirm your bias — watch for clear breakouts, retests, or rejections before jumping in. Stay patient, stay disciplined. 📈📉
FOREXCOM:NAS100
by juniormoseki1
NASDAQ 100 SIMILARITIES WITH THE 2008 MARKET CRASH (2008 MARKET CRASH CHART ) As shown in the chart, we may now see a relief rally in equities in case Trump decides to take a step back regarding tariffs, while at the same time, the FED decides to give markets a break by messaging possibly more rate cuts this year. Although I think a relief rally is coming after this correction, we may end up in a similar technical pattern to 2008. By summer ( June-July ), equities may have a final push before breaking further below.
OANDA:NAS100USD
by Panos22
Possible move for nasdaqI had to redraw my channels from my last view. Sometimes we really have to zoom out to get the bigger picture.....I believe we may have entered a bear phase for the market. I have noted the important levels on the chart. I have outlined the possible path the market might take...There are plenty of untested levels below where massive buy orders are sitting. Of course it will not get there in a day or 2. But it is very clear where bears are sitting. Bear market bull rallies are also quite strong and might give an impression that we will go to ATH. But there is a reason why channels work most of the time at least from a long term perspective. This is merely a conjecture, but if you view the larger time frame as a 5 min chart, you know what moves might take place. I'm not advocating a full blown market crash, but we might get to see lower highs and lower lows over the next few months.....I could be completely wrong on this....For investors these are the best levels to enter big, for day traders...well...vix is still elevated and we trade the day whether it is bullish or bearish...So keep your position size smaller than usual as you will need a wider SL. Trade small, trade safe....Investors can start accumulating good stocks bit by bit and average out with every 10-15% dip, of course in smaller amounts....As we don't know when a bottom will happen...
CAPITALCOM:US100
by Roopesh80
USTEC Sell Limit Trade Idea⏳ Expires: 02/04/2025 - 12:00 Market Outlook A 5-wave bearish count has completed at 18,818, indicating potential downside. The 261.8% Fibonacci extension from 20,363 to 19,765 is located at 18,796, reinforcing bearish momentum. Equities opened higher due to an overnight positive theme, but previous support at 19,423 has now turned into resistance. Trade Details Entry (Sell Limit): 19,415 Stop Loss: 19,555 (-140 points) Take Profit: 19,125 (+290 points) Risk/Reward Ratio: 2.07:1 Key Levels Resistance: R1: 19,415 (Bespoke Resistance) R2: 19,423 (Previous Support Turned Resistance) R3: 20,636 Support: S1: 19,157 S2: 19,124 S3: 18,796 (Fibonacci Extension Target) Technical & Fundamental Factors ✅ Bearish 5-Wave Count Completed – Suggests potential for further downside. ✅ Fibonacci Resistance at 18,796 – Aligns with key technical levels. ✅ Previous Support Turned Resistance – 19,423 may act as a rejection zone. ⚠️ ISM Manufacturing PMI Release (01/04/2025 at 15:00) – Potential market-moving event to watch. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:USTECShort
by Signal_Centre1
FED slowing down balance sheet reduct，good new for marketMarket sentiment has been pessimistic over the past few days, with some expecting further declines while others anticipate a rebound. However, after scanning through online discussions, I was surprised that almost no one is talking about the most critical piece of information for April！ — Starting in April, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will reduce the monthly redemption cap on U.S. Treasury securities from $25 billion to $5 billion to slow down the decline in its securities holdings.! If we look back at May 2024, the Fed made the same move, which led to a significant rally from May to July. For those who remain bearish, it's crucial to have proper stop-loss strategies in place. After April 2, as long as technical indicators align, we should expect a strong rebound.
OANDA:NAS100USDLong
by zygliu
NASDAQ 55% dip coming? The next two weeks are critical...I haven't posted on here in a minute but the NAS is looking weak, along with the SP and DOW, but mainly the SP and NAS. The next two weeks are critical to the remainder of the year. If we breach the 2024 high and close below it in January, I anticipate more lows. If we breach above it, and can hold above it through mid-February, we're probably looking at another bullish year. My analysis points to a consolidation with bearish intent on the horizon, with a potential target of 9,800. The tools I used in this video are liquidity techniques. This is a macro/yearly analysis. There is no "setup" I only use yearly outlooks to help me gauge sentiment. The possible catalyst for us to breach and reverse the 2024 high could be inauguration. The time window to monitor is now through the Super Bowl. If you want to learn my style of trading I'm opening a group this summer, give me a follow on trading view and I'll reach out to you when it launches. .... I apologize for any noises in the background, and my explanations being a little scattered, I'm busy but wanted to get this analysis done real quick before it was too late, or I forgot, I've been meaning to post this since early December.
FOREXCOM:NAS100Short
by elevatedinvestor
1
US100 analysis Hi traders as you can see we've been trading in strong uptrend channel however I call it big bearish flag and it is broken as a buyer do you goo against it expecting market to just reject n continue to goo up noo,if am not willing to follow the trend I wait n monitor trade to my demand zones,expect more drops to come as trump raise another tarrif on 2 April my target is at 168 highs n understand that I don't control the market but I follow the trends n my rules, trading with wars it's very surprising n aggressive I can say that 2025 soo far it's hard to position yourselfs in long term gains as it's under pressure since January soo it might be a good year or bad year take care.
SKILLING:US100Short
by mulaudzimpho
4
Are we sleeping on a massive double top?As you can see, The Nasdaq has made two near equal peaks around the 22100 area. Although the Weekly candles of the first and second week of February were bullish, it coincided with two weeks of declining volume, usually meaning momentum exhaustion. On the 18th February the Nasdaq printed a strong ‘no body’ red doji on the daily TF. This is an indecision candle but can signal the beginning of a trend change. The Green Areas show the Daily Fair Value Gaps and I’ve but a target beside the Fair Value Gaps that are currently unfilled. If the Nasdaq breaks beneath 20500, the targets underneath this price is where I’d expect price to be drawn towards. Also, I have highlighted some notable lows where I’d expected volatility around. I am not suggesting at that this move could in a straight line by the way. If it happens, it will happen in waves. This is based 100% on technical analysis.
CAPITALCOM:US100Short
by TheTradeBorough
14
Rebound Failed, market will be driven by news events next week(The following is merely a personal opinion and not investment advice. Please exercise your own judgment before making any decisions.) From Monday to Wednesday this week, the Nasdaq continued last week's rebound and reached the initial rebound target of 20,256, as previously mentioned. However, on Wednesday, the price began to pull back and filled Monday’s gap. With U.S. tariffs set to take effect on April 2, the market is facing increased short-term uncertainty. On Friday, the bears encountered no resistance and drove the market down rapidly. The market is currently highly focused on tariff-related news, and without positive developments, prices may continue to decline. Once the uncertainty surrounding the tariffs is resolved, it will be important to monitor market sentiment and further developments. For next week's trading, patience is key—waiting for more updates on tariffs and the potential market bottom. If positive news emerges after April 2, a V-shaped rebound remains possible. From a technical perspective, since the market failed to break out effectively this week, the current market structure has broken below the long-term uptrend line that has been in place since 2023 on the weekly chart! Therefore, technically speaking, there is still significant downside potential. However, after several consecutive weeks of decline, prices are in an oversold state, making shorting at these levels relatively risky. For short positions, it may be preferable to wait for a rebound to the 19,974–20,257 range before considering shorting opportunities based on further news developments. If the bears remain in control, prices should stay below 20,361. Otherwise, a breakout above 20,715, 21,098, and 21,370 could occur. For long positions, it may be best to wait until the tariff-related news is fully priced in before making further observations. It would be prudent to confirm signals on the 4-hour chart before considering any long positions.
OANDA:NAS100USD
by zygliu
2
Bulls shouldnt fight this fallI have explained everything on the chart....can't be bullish for the time being, except for some rallies in a downfall....Whales will step where JPow said the famous words, Inflation is no longer transitory....Honestly the sooner we get here, the better....but it could take a few weeks or by the middle of this year.....if the market goes again back up for a double top, the fall will be even more painful.....but markets are all about creating maximum pain for bulls and bears....
CAPITALCOM:US100Short
by Roopesh80
US Equities Fall Amid Inflationary Pressures and Trade TensionsUS equities closed the week with significant losses, reversing the gains recorded during the previous week. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq dropped more than 1%, reflecting a clear deterioration in market sentiment amid multiple adverse factors. The bearish session unfolded in an environment dominated by worrying signs of inflationary pressures, particularly the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index, a key gauge followed by the Federal Reserve (FED). The core PCE posted a monthly increase of 0.4%, the largest gain since January 2024, exceeding market expectations. On an annual basis, this measure accelerated to a concerning 2.8%, signaling persistent inflationary pressure that could complicate future monetary policy decisions by the FED. At the same time, soft data has continued to deteriorate significantly, adding uncertainty regarding the resilience of hard data. The University of Michigan consumer sentiment index fell to 57, its lowest level since November 2022, due to negative expectations regarding personal finances, unemployment, and inflation. In fact, two-thirds of consumers anticipate a rise in the unemployment rate, reflecting a level of concern not seen since the 2009 financial crisis. Much of this uncertainty has been fueled by recent policies implemented by the Trump administration, particularly government spending cuts and aggressive trade policies. The latest move came with the announcement of 25% tariffs on imported cars and auto parts, effective April 3. This measure triggered an immediate negative reaction in both local and international markets, anticipating higher costs for US consumers and potential trade retaliation from key partners such as the European Union, Canada, China, Japan, and South Korea. At the sector level, discretionary consumer goods were the most affected on Friday, while utilities showed relative resilience. This uneven performance supports the case for a defensive market, reflecting a growing risk aversion among investors. The combination of inflationary pressures, economic slowdown, and rising trade tensions creates a challenging environment for equities. Overall, current conditions point toward a concerning scenario with signs of stagflation: low economic growth coupled with persistent inflation and a rapidly deteriorating economic sentiment. In conclusion, it will be key to closely monitor the evolution of hard economic data as well as the international response to US trade policies. The big question in the coming months is whether the current fragility in economic sentiment will ultimately translate into hard economic indicators, decisively impacting equities. Pepperstone doesn’t represent that the material provided here is accurate, current or complete, and therefore shouldn’t be relied upon as such. The information, whether from a third party or not, isn’t to be considered as a recommendation; or an offer to buy or sell; or the solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, financial product or instrument; or to participate in any particular trading strategy. It does not take into account readers’ financial situation or investment objectives. We advise any readers of this content to seek their own advice. Without the approval of Pepperstone, reproduction or redistribution of this information isn’t permitted.
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100
by Pepperstone
I’m keeping an eye on a potential global recession NASDAQ 100Hey everyone, here’s my quick take on the NASDAQ 100 (NDX) and why I’m keeping an eye on a potential global recession: 1. Bearish Divergence on the Chart We’ve got the price pushing higher while the RSI is sloping lower—classic bearish divergence. It’s a big red flag that momentum isn’t matching price action. Sure, it doesn’t guarantee a drop, but it definitely makes me cautious about chasing new highs. 2. Rising Wedge / Channel The trendlines I’ve drawn suggest a rising wedge or narrowing channel. Those often break to the downside if buyers can’t keep the momentum going. I’m watching that lower boundary like a hawk—if we close below it, that’s usually a bearish signal. 3. Ichimoku Cloud Levels We’re still hanging around the top of the Cloud, which means the longer-term trend isn’t totally broken yet. But if price falls into the Cloud or below it—and the Tenkan-sen crosses under the Kijun-sen—that’s another sign that sellers might be taking control. 4. RSI Confirmation The RSI is showing that classic lower high pattern, which means the market’s losing steam. A drop below typical support ranges on the RSI (like 40-50) would back up the idea of a deeper pullback or correction. 5. Macro Picture & Recession Risks The NASDAQ 100 is a pretty good indicator of market sentiment, especially for big tech. If we see a bigger breakdown here, it might hint at broader economic weakness. Combine that with ongoing concerns about inflation, interest rates, and global supply issues, and we have a recipe for recession chatter to get louder. I’m not saying it’s a done deal, but the chart is telling me to stay on my toes. Bottom Line Yes, the chart is flashing bearish signals, and the macro environment is still uncertain. If we break below key support levels, it could be the start of a bigger downtrend—potentially lining up with a global economic slowdown.
NASDAQ:NDXShort
by lukedotcom