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Nasdaq Futures: Powerful Setups to Start the Week StrongKick off your trading week with this detailed analysis of Nasdaq futures for Monday, January 6, 2025. With potential trend reversals and key liquidity zones, today’s market offers exciting opportunities. 📈 Long Opportunities: Look for entries between 21,740–21,670 or near 21,560, aiming for targets at 21,800 and 21,900. 📉 Short Setups: Potential zones like 21,750–21,640, targeting moves down to 21,520 and 21,310. 📊 Market Insights: Analysis of intraday trends, critical resistance levels, and strategies to capitalize on today’s volatility. This video is packed with actionable setups and insights to help you navigate the market with confidence. 🔗 Subscribe now for expert trading strategies, daily market analysis, and exclusive content. Start your week with strong results!
CME_MINI:MNQH2025Long
by BinvestorsTrading
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Today and Weekly Outlook for Nasdaq, Crude Oil, and Gold FuturesNasdaq Analysis Yesterday, Nasdaq closed higher on the daily chart. It formed a double bottom near the 21,000 level and rebounded, entering a consolidation range near the moving averages. The MACD remains above the zero line, and the Signal line is also above the zero line, suggesting the potential for another upward attempt this week. However, due to the significant gap between the MACD and Signal lines, there is a high possibility of a failed buy attempt followed by a downward move. If the MACD shifts downward, a break below the 60-day moving average could occur. On the weekly chart, no sell signal has emerged yet, but the MACD and Signal lines are closely aligned. This week may determine whether the weekly chart enters a third wave of buying or declines into a death cross. The 240-minute chart currently shows a buy signal, indicating that the market may focus on buying at the start of the week, with a potential shift to selling later in the week as the MACD leans bearish and a third wave of selling emerges on the 240-minute chart. It is advisable to consider support and resistance levels based on daily moving averages and respond to key levels in the longer-term range. Crude Oil Analysis Yesterday, crude oil continued its strong upward trend and closed higher. The price has posted five consecutive bullish candles, with the short-term peak near $74 serving as a resistance zone. A pullback to the 5-day moving average should not be ruled out. On the weekly chart, crude oil formed a large bullish candle, breaking through major resistance levels like the 60-week and 120-week moving averages in one move. Buying near the 72.80 level, which corresponds to the 3-week moving average, is favorable during pullbacks, and maintaining support at the midpoint of the weekly bullish candle will be crucial. The 240-minute chart also reflects strong buying momentum. Above $74, a short-term sell with stop-loss protection is advisable, while aggressive buying during pullbacks below the 5-day moving average on the daily chart is favorable. This is a typical pattern transitioning from bearish alignment to bullish alignment, so caution is advised when considering selling. Gold Analysis Gold closed lower yesterday with a bearish candle. Combining Thursday and Friday’s candlesticks, a doji pattern emerges. If gold fails to break above the 60-day moving average on the daily chart and tilts downward, the key support level at 2600 will be critical. On the weekly chart, the sell signal remains intact, with strong resistance around the 10-week and 20-week moving averages. If gold cannot strongly break through this resistance, a pullback should be anticipated. Although the daily chart confirms a buy signal, the movement lacks significant momentum, leaving room for a swift erasure of the buy signal and a shift to selling this week. On the 240-minute chart, gold is facing resistance at key support/resistance levels. While the pattern can be viewed as a range-bound box, a sell signal on the 240-minute chart could lead to strong selling momentum following a false breakout. Adopting a range-bound strategy with a focus on selling is advantageous. This Week's Outlook This week, major events such as CES 2025, the release of FOMC minutes, and the Nonfarm Payroll report are on the agenda. Additionally, next week’s CPI is within view. Be cautious around key events and data release times to manage risks effectively. Wishing you a successful trading week!
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by Futureguard
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Intraday Levels for Nasdaq 100 Futures - 01/06/2025This analysis focuses on the Nasdaq 100 Futures, aiming to identify potential support and resistance levels where the price could experience intraday bounces or trend reversals, as well as zones where the price might potentially break higher or move lower. Considerations The range used in this analysis serves only as a reference for broader-level insights. For intraday operations, it is advisable to utilize a lower timeframe to refine entry and exit points more accurately. To confirm the validity of these levels, it is essential to evaluate real-time conditions as the price approaches these zones. Factors such as pressure, trading volume, and Order Flow will play a critical role in determining whether these supports hold or are likely to be broken.
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by Giovanni_Bandini
IDS 30M SystemMany my followers know I use a Range based chart vs a time based chart. I have provided a 30 minute (time based) version here with instructions, this is reliable but slow or late at times. Use with (range based) IDS 27, 35 & 50 (if you have). Trading's 4 key W's, the keys to it all: #1, What, what is next move Long or Short? Direction of execution. #2, When, when to execute the What? This happens prior to the move. #3, Where, this is the Target of #'s 1 & 2? #4, Why, this is the least important and does not matter. This is the job of all the media, long only managers such mutual funds and ETF's. The IDS 30M will help with 1-3 W's (not #4). Regarding 1-3, the 4 white arrows will help to show the set up. The 2 yellow lines are the Tilson indicator and price will have to be above (and stay above thin white line. The target will be a KL or target (usually a Open Range level). The short set up will be highlighted by the 2 circles. A single Tilson will show pull backs and not shorts. The various vertical shaded colors are key times when price and volume may redirect or move further (in the same direction). Pay attention to the O/N (overnight) as the NAZ will usually travel back up (even after a drop in the Reg Session. The dotted line will change colors from 1 white (long) and 1-2 yellows (short or pull backs). Red bars under 2 yellows is a Short and blue above the white is a long. Use this with daily Posts in order to set up Entry, Targets and Exists/Reverses. Good Luck and hopefully this will help. Below is the IDS50 (Range) system.
CME_MINI:NQ1!Education
by MAZing
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NQ Power Range Report with FIB Ext - 1/6/2025 SessionCME_MINI:NQH2025 - PR High: 21544.75 - PR Low: 21501.75 - NZ Spread: 96.0 Key scheduled economic events: 09:45 | S&P Global Services PMI Holding value at Friday's close - Sellers at 21000 zone feeling pressure if stops have not already been hit - Buy excitement over 21600 making higher highs with aforementioned failed break short - Daily print advertising rotation back inside Keltner average cloud Session Open Stats (As of 12:45 AM 1/6) - Weekend Gap: N/A - Gap 10/30/23 +0.47% (open < 14272) - Session Open ATR: 370.71 - Volume: 24K - Open Int: 251K - Trend Grade: Bull - From BA ATH: -4.2% (Rounded) Key Levels (Rounded - Think of these as ranges) - Long: 22667 - Mid: 21525 - Short: 19814 Keep in mind this is not speculation or a prediction. Only a report of the Power Range with Fib extensions for target hunting. Do your DD! You determine your risk tolerance. You are fully capable of making your own decisions. BA: Back Adjusted BuZ/BeZ: Bull Zone / Bear Zone NZ: Neutral Zone
CME_MINI:NQH2025
by mv3trader5
ROAD TO 53K on Topstep ChallengeDecided to share the trades I take on my topstep challenge this way -- its a work in progress and I do not promise all the trades being shown here as I sometimes have a hard time recording. But I am looking for a way that works with me to share my journey with other aspiring day traders. If anyone likes this type of content please give a like and subscribe and follow along for the journey, I would love to have genuine aspiring traders along for the journey. I am happy to share what I know and am looking to grow a community for the coming years to come starting 2025! Thank you for watching! Will post Results of trade below 👇
CME_MINI:MNQH2025Long
by BDripTradess
Idea for the start of Nas Mini 2025.The Nasdaq 100 E-mini Futures (NQ March 2025) are trading at 21,474 at the time of this analysis, continuing a bullish move. Below is a breakdown of key price levels and what traders should watch as the market progresses. Bullish Bias Levels for NQ Today 21,438: A potential cooling-off level where price may pause. If reached, this level could present a long opportunity. 21,407: Today’s developing Value Area High (VAH), likely to act as strong support for the ongoing bullish move. 21,511 to 21,515: A significant resistance zone, serving as a magnet for price action. This area is the Value Area Low (VAL) of both December 27 and December 30. Price is expected to test this zone soon. 21,610: An additional bullish target. If reached, partial profit-taking may occur. 22,000 to 22,050: A key resistance zone for later this week, with strong profit-taking potential if price surges to this level. Bearish Bias Levels for NQ 21,340: Today’s VWAP, serving as the dividing line for bullish and bearish momentum. 21,332: Yesterday’s VWAP, closely aligned with today’s VWAP. Sustained trading below this level would signal bearish control.
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by EZIO-FX
NQ may have found a little Support to continue its climb.After a healthy, needed pull back, the NASDAQ may have found the support it needed to finish its climb with the inauguration soon to come at the end of the month. Price has not been comfortable below the middle Keltner channel band during this push-up over the last few weeks. The MACD and and RSI look prime for a turnover, and Fridays push-up off of Thursdays Liquidity sweep, sets us up nicely for a move up. At the very least, there's a good chance we test some of these levels for the upcoming week.
CME_MINI:NQH2025Long
by mitchtheo
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NASDAQ Outlook for next week So the this pair has been shooting up strong. The weekly showed a strong move down but a huge recovery over the holiday's. As of right now the weekly for me doesn't look bullish at all. So Im looking for continuation down to 20,013.00 for it to hold support. Unless we start breaking & closing above the weekly zone 21,747 showing support then pushing to 22,111. If we start seeing that then I would be bullish again. We will have to see how it plays out this week. Could be some really good opportunities.
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by HighermindsXRP
New Monday For Nasadaq Trading Strategy 25.01.04Hello, this is Greedy All-Day. Today, we’ll be analyzing the NASDAQ, focusing on recent results and strategies for Monday's market. Friday’s Briefing Results Buy Signal: Trigger: Breakout above the resistance trendline and the 21360. Outcome: The NASDAQ experienced significant upside, though it did not reach the maximum target of 21575. Profit: The price movement offered approximately $5,000 per contract for a range of 250 points. Sell Signal: Trigger: A break below 21120 was required for sell entry. Outcome: The level was not breached, so no sell trades were triggered. Monday’s Market Strategy Let’s first analyze the daily chart: Following Thursday’s decline, the price tested the Ichimoku Cloud's support. Although the 20 EMA wasn’t touched, the daily candle closed as a bullish candle. Notably, the Lagging Span found support at the candles, which can be seen in the green box. Key Resistance: If the price breaks above the 20 EMA, the next major resistance is 21812, supported by the blue box candlesticks as evidence. Buy Entry Points Recommended Buy Zones: First Entry: Above 21575 Reasoning: This level represents the resistance encountered during the December 30 session and Friday’s high. Caution: A breakout above the Daily 20 EMA is essential; otherwise, resistance is likely. Targets: TP1: 21645 TP2: 21670 TP3: 21740 Second Entry: Above 21746 + Resistance Trendline Breakout Reasoning: Breaking the black box supply zone opens the door for a one-way rally, as there are no significant overhead resistances. This scenario also implies a clear breakout above the daily 20 EMA, signaling strong bullish momentum barring any unexpected news. Targets: TP1: 21812 TP2: 21895 TP3: 21935 Sell Entry Points Recommended Sell Zone: Trigger: Break below the ascending trendline + 21345 Reasoning: Historical support at 21345 has been confirmed multiple times (black box zone). A break below this level, coupled with a trendline breakdown, would suggest a shift to a corrective trend. Additionally, this level acted as a pullback zone during Friday’s rally, suggesting significant supply if revisited. Targets: TP1: 21265 TP2: 21206 TP3: 21120 Extended Scenario: If 21120 (marked in the blue box) is breached, additional downside is likely. While new entries are not recommended, breaking this level increases the probability of testing Thursday’s low. Conclusion The market showed downward momentum from Monday to Thursday last week, followed by a recovery on Friday. As a futures trader, I always consider both bullish and bearish scenarios, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and preparation. This approach ensures we can adapt to any market conditions effectively. Take some time to rest over the weekend, and let’s aim for another successful trading week ahead. 🚀
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by Greedy_allday