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Market insights & Where we are heading on the $QQQ $SPY $IWM 📊 Market Insights & Future Trends: NASDAQ:QQQ AMEX:SPY AMEX:IWM In this must-watch video, we’re diving deep into: Market Direction: Projections for where the markets are heading this week into year-end. Potential Catalysts: Key events and factors that could cause significant market shifts. My Secret Tools & Strategies: An inside look at the methods I use to anticipate market moves. Ready to get ahead of the game? Let’s dive in and uncover the insights you need to stay informed and strategic! Like l Follow l Share for more content!
AMEX:IWMLong
by RonnieV29
Russell 2000 $IWM Trending UP versus Nasdaq $QQQ Here is a ratio chart of the Russell 2000 Index etf called AMEX:IWM and the Nasdaq Composite Index etf called $QQQ. The NASDAQ:QQQ returns over the past 7+ years have been extraordinary while the AMEX:IWM has been stagnant at best and hasn't beaten inflation. That ratio of performance has just turned in a way that suggests the AMEX:IWM will outperform the NASDAQ:QQQ for the next 11 weeks to the tune of 10%. The ratio has already moved up last week by 4% of the 10%, so there is only another 6% to go for this signal. If there are any pullbacks of 1%-2%, those would be lower risk entries as the distance to the "stop" level at 0.45 vs 0.4704 last would be less. The target is 0.51 vs 0.4704 last. So follow this ratio for the next 10 weeks and see if even more relative outperformance happens. Over the next few years, it is possible for AMEX:IWM to do 50% better than $QQQ. We would need lower oil prices and lower interest rates and some rational pricing in the big tech names that are over $10 trillion dollars now for 3 companies: NASDAQ:NVDA , NASDAQ:MSFT and $AAPL.
AMEX:IWMLong
by timwest
Triple Bottom Pattern Tutorial: 5/8 Bullish Chart PatternsTriple Bottom Pattern Tutorial: 5/8 Bullish Chart Patterns A bullish triple bottom is a reversal chart pattern that signals the potential end of a downtrend and the start of an upward trend. Here's a breakdown: Three Lows: The pattern is characterized by three distinct lows that are roughly equal in price. These lows form after a significant downtrend, indicating strong support at that level. Rallies Between Lows: Each low is separated by two intermediate rallies that create peaks. These peaks form the resistance level known as the neckline. Neckline: The horizontal line connecting the highs of the intermediate rallies is called the neckline. This is a crucial resistance level that the price must break through to confirm the pattern. Breakout: A breakout above the neckline, typically accompanied by increased trading volume, confirms the triple bottom pattern. This breakout signifies a shift in market sentiment from bearish to bullish. Price Target: The expected price target is often calculated by measuring the distance from the pattern's lowest low to the neckline and projecting that distance upwards from the breakout point. Traders view the triple bottom as a strong indication that the selling pressure has been exhausted and that buyers are starting to gain control, suggesting a potential upward price movement.
AMEX:IWMEducation
by RonnieV29
4
$IWM ANALYSIS, KEY LEVELS & TARGETS for Day Traders for 11.11.24All right, so I WM is holding at the top of the implied move right now and above the election gap from last week, clearly. We’re at the top of the implied move here so I’m thinking we’re at the high of the day and that 35 EMA is down there in the Read looking like a really good target. Sorry that there was no video last night. I will definitely get one out tonight and good luck guys. Also know that we are just underneath all-time highs which is around 244.5 (a few pennies under that) in my opinion I think we see that as resistance and that is due to the idea of tariffs and things getting more expensive in the near future. Small caps will be hit the hardest by tariffs and I think this is gonna be a double top for a IWM. One day at a time for sure, and that is just my opinion, but just know that all-time highs are near and just outside of the implied move for the next two days
AMEX:IWMShort
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
3
Opening (IRA): IWM Nov 15th 194 Covered Call... for a 192.28 debit. Comments: Re-upping with a monied covered call in November with a strike that is slightly higher than what I previously had on at the 193. (See Post Below). Just looking to get a little more out of the November cycle before moving onto December without taking on a ton of additional risk ... . Metrics: Buying Power Effect/Break Even: 192.28 Max Profit: 1.72 ROC at Max: .89% 50% Max: .81 ROC at 50% Max: .45%
AMEX:IWMLong
by NaughtyPines
IWM: Cup, Handle, and a Bullish GambleAMEX:IWM Original Chart : Been eyeing IWM lately, and honestly, this setup has the kind of potential that could get even the most cynical trader to sit up and pay attention. We’re looking at the *beginning* of a cup-and-handle-esque pattern so pristine it belongs in a TA textbook—classic accumulation followed by consolidation, like the bulls are quietly gearing up for something big. But here’s where it gets even more interesting: with the recent US election in the rearview and a lineup of Fibonacci extensions and moving averages all pointing in the same direction, this setup is practically begging for a breakout. Let’s dive into the details. Fibonacci Extensions and Price Targets Let’s talk targets. I’m looking at $315 and $365 based on Fibonacci extensions, and yes, that $365 target might sound ambitious, but hear me out. Fibs are like the star charts for traders—rooted in math, mystical enough for Twitter hype, and strangely accurate. $315 is the conservative target, sitting right around the 100% extension, where we might see price take a breather. But the real spotlight is on $365, the 200% extension level, which could be where we end up if this breakout goes full send. If Fibonacci levels have taught us anything, it’s that the universe loves a good price projection. Moving Averages and the Golden Cross Then there’s the 50-day and 200-day moving average crossover—the infamous “golden cross,” which might sound like something out of an Indiana Jones movie, but actually just signals bullish momentum. We’ve got price hanging above both moving averages, a classic recipe for sustained upward trends. Historically, this setup has a decent track record of making bulls look smart, and right now, it’s flashing green like a big, neon sign saying, “This way to higher prices.” Volume Profile and Key Levels between $200-$240 The Volume Profile is where things get interesting. That $200-$240 range is showing a massive amount of trading activity, acting like a gravity well for price. If IWM revisits this range and bounces around $235, that’s our green light for lift-off. This is the make-or-break level—the battleground where bulls and bears duke it out. Here’s the nuance: if price *rejects* $235 and consolidates, that’s what would actually form the handle of this cup-and-handle setup, setting the stage for a later breakout. If $235 holds, we’re looking at a more direct path upwards. If not, well… it might be time to rethink the moonshot narrative. Mapping Out the Bullish Scenarios So, we’re left with two paths. Path one is the steady grind up to our targets, where IWM just slowly marches its way to $315 and then potentially $365, no drama, just smooth sailing. Path two is the extended consolidation phase in the $200-$240 range through most of 2025, creating that classic “handle” structure. Think of it as the market getting in some much-needed cardio before the sprint. By end-Q1 2025, we should know which scenario is unfolding based on whether we hold above that $235 line. Curious to see if anyone else is seeing the same potential here. The combination of a cup-and-handle formation in the works, Fib extensions, and moving averages feels like a recipe for something substantial, but I’m always down to hear different perspectives. Are you all vibing with the $365 target, or is that too much hopium?
AMEX:IWM
by seaphoss
1
$IWM $RTY : Small Caps Ready to Explode! 💥 Small Caps Ready to Explode! 💥 We will be at ATH's this week: AMEX:IWM AMEX:TNA CAPITALCOM:RTY While everyone is buzzing about NASDAQ:TSLA CRYPTOCAP:BTC and how they will continue to skyrocket if election results stick and continue to favor Trump, no one’s talking about SMALL CAPS! Remember, during his last term, small caps had an impressive run. Let’s dive into the technicals in my latest video. In this video, we cover: 1️⃣ Technical Analysis: We’ll analyze charts and multiple indicators, all pointing to AMEX:IWM heading HIGHER. 📈 2️⃣ Patterns: A massive multi-year cup and handle pattern with an ascending triangle breakout is in play. Drop a comment below if you learned something new or want to explore any topics further. Stay tuned for more insights and show some love! LIKE | FOLLOW | SHARE CAPITALCOM:RTY AMEX:IWM AMEX:TNA NFA
AMEX:IWMLong
by RonnieV29
SPX 7-Minute Chart Analysis: Identifying Bullish MomentumThis SPX (S&P 500 Index) 7-minute chart provides a look into intraday bullish momentum using Heikin Ashi candles and moving averages. Here’s a breakdown of the key points and signals observed on this chart: Key Indicators and Signals: Call Signals: The chart shows multiple “Call Signal” indicators (in green) along the trend, which highlight points where buying momentum is potentially entering the market. Each of these signals aligns closely with support areas or pullbacks within the uptrend, offering opportunities for entries in line with the prevailing trend. Moving Averages (Orange and Blue Lines): Orange Line (VWAP): The orange line tracks closer to price action and appears to act as a dynamic support level, with prices bouncing off it several times as the trend progresses upward. This moving average helps confirm the short-term bullish trend. Blue Line (50 EMA or SMA): The blue moving average is further from the price but shows the overall upward trend. The price remains above this line, further confirming that bullish momentum is intact. Heikin Ashi Candles: The Heikin Ashi candles show consistent bullish candles (yellow) with few lower wicks, which indicates strong buying pressure. The limited presence of red candles reflects minor pullbacks rather than trend reversals, which is typical in a sustained uptrend. Gray Support Zone(ORB): There’s a gray support zone below the price AKA the opening range breakout, which was tested but held successfully. This area marks a key support level, as each time the price neared this zone, it bounced back, showing that buyers are defending this level strongly. Analysis and Outlook: Bullish Trend Confirmation: The consistent uptrend in SPX, supported by both moving averages and the strong Heikin Ashi candles, suggests that bullish momentum is likely to continue. The multiple “Call Signals” give confidence in the trend’s strength, indicating potential for further upside. Entry and Exit Opportunities: You could use the pullbacks to the orange moving average or gray support zone as potential entry points, aligning with the overall uptrend. Watch for continued “Call Signal” alerts near these areas for high-probability entries. Key Levels to Watch: Support: Gray zone around 5,719 - 5,720 and the orange moving average. Resistance: Look for any signs of resistance at psychological levels like 5,740 and 5,750, where some profit-taking might occur.
AMEX:IWM
by Deno_Trading
$IWM Analysis, Key Levels & Targets for 10.29.24 So we got above that mess of resistance - that is impressive for sure. And the 35EMA is still underneath the 30min 200MA - so believe it of not we are bearish here until that crosses. And it looks like with a down gap at open this could be a level of rejection here today. This does look very bear flaggy to me - though yesterdays price action really tried to keep it out of forming one but today may prove be the followthrough for that. If that’s the case then the 50DMA would be a good target - though it’s not in today or tomorrow’s trading range - definitely could be by the end of the week.
AMEX:IWM
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
$IWM Analysis, Key Levels & Targets for 10.24.24OK, so in IWM, we had a big move this week, and one thing to definitely be aware of is that the 35 EMA is sitting right at the 30-minute moving average. If we get follow-through there, meaning that the 35 EMA crosses underneath and continues going down, then we are bearish in IWM. There's a lot of mixed signals, such as stochastic RSI being extremely oversold, but we also dipped underneath the bottom of the implied move for the week yesterday, as opposed to finding that level as support. We did make two down gaps today, and we've been seeing the 35 EMA as resistance for the entire week. Above us, we have the 30-minute and the one-hour averages, as well as the 35 EMA and the down gap, all in one resistant area, which could be a tough level. At the very top of the trading range, we also have a down gap from Tuesday, and underneath us, we have the 50-day moving average, and just a little bit above that, we do have a small support at 218, which is where we saw a bounce yesterday. So, there's an interesting channel that we have between the 50-day moving average and the one-hour moving average. The top of the implied move for today's contract is 222, and above that, 223 on Friday's contract. We also have the bottom of the implied move for the week at 221, which is right underneath that mess of resistance. It looks like at pre-market, we might be gapping up to that level, which would give us a gap and two gaps in the upper half of the implied move. Then, the implied move to the downside is 216 and 215 on Friday's contract, and that looks like a beautiful spread if we drop because that 50-day moving average is right above it.
AMEX:IWM
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
$IWM Analysis, Key Levels & Targets for 10.23.24IWM is currently sitting just above the 30-minute 200 moving average and right above the bottom of the implied move for the week. With that being said, The implied move for tomorrow is between 219 and 224, based on options. The 30-day average volatility is almost aligned with this, giving a range of 218 to 224. On Thursday’s contract, the implied move is slightly wider, from 218 to 225. To the upside, we have a down gap from today, paired with the 35 EMA, which could offer resistance tomorrow. If we manage to break through those levels, the next target would be the top of the implied move at 224. Above that, 225 is the top of the implied move for Thursday’s contract. Below us, we have the 30-minute 200 moving average, which we bounced off of today, though it wasn’t a strong bounce—just a small technical move. We could test that level again tomorrow. Below that, we have the one-hour 200 moving average. Keep in mind that we’re in oversold territory, sitting outside the implied move for the week, so the combination of the 30-minute 200 moving average and the one-hour 200 moving average could offer support and keep us within range for the week. However, if we break those two levels tomorrow, the bottom of the implied move is 219, with 218 as the bottom for Thursday’s contract. The 50-day moving average is further below, but that would be our next true support level.
AMEX:IWM
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading