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NDQ Markets have struggled this week as fears are rising. Wall Street is on edge as investors say the Trump administration’s mixed signals on rolling back tariffs are creating confusion instead of easing concerns.
The S&P 500 has dropped 4.3% since President Trump took office on January 20, with tariffs being a major worry for investors. Many believe tariffs could hurt economic growth and lead to higher prices.
On Thursday, stocks faced a sharp selloff after Trump announced a one-month exemption for Canada and Mexico from the 25% tariffs he introduced earlier in the week. The Nasdaq fell 2.6% that day and has been in a correction since its record high on December 16.
This latest tariff move gave limited relief to stocks, as Wall Street remains unsure about how a tariff-driven trade policy might affect the economy.
The Nasdaq 100 has now officially entered corrective territory with losses of 10% from its all time high.
US100 The Bulls are celebrating a LLLH on the Daily TF 👀 the Bears are celebrating a LLLH on the Daily TF…Everyone is happy right 🫠! Have a good weekend All!
NAS100USD becareful here.. It could retest the 20k again.. Plus the pattern has always been LH to LL. 100sma was broken yesterday and todays high was exactly there as a resistance.
Having said that going to bigger timeframe this could be a slip before the big move, so taking this into account, i will be buying in around the 20k again.. It should play out towards the close of day, and week
NDQ Traders, your only competitor is yourself. Success in trading—and in life—comes from mastering five internal adversaries: lust, anger, greed, attachment, and ego. Sikhism calls them the Five Thieves, obstacles to both financial and spiritual growth.
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