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Hanzo / Nas100 15 Min ( Accurate Tactical Break Out Zones )🔥 Nas100 – 15 Min Scalping Analysis (Bearish Setup) ⚡️ Objective: Precision Breakout Execution Time Frame: 15-Minute Warfare Entry Mode: Only after verified breakout — no emotion, no gamble. 👌Bullish After Break : 21825 Price must break liquidity with high volume to confirm the move. 👌Bearish After Break : 21690 Price must break liquidity with high volume to confirm the move. ☄️ Hanzo Protocol: Dual-Direction Entry Intel ➕ Zone Activated: Strategic liquidity layer detected — mapped through refined supply/demand mechanics. Volatility now rising. This isn’t noise — this is bait for the untrained. We're not them. 🩸 Momentum Signature Detected: Displacement candle confirms directional intent — AI pattern scan active. — If upward: Bullish momentum burst. — If downward: Aggressive bearish rejection. 🦸‍♂️ Tactical Note: The kill shot only comes after the trap is exposed and volume betrays their position. Hanzo / Nas100 15 Min ( Accurate Tactical Break Out Zones )
FX:NAS100
by Path_Of_Hanzo
USNAS100 – Bearish Bias Below 21780 Ahead of CPI and Trade TalksUSNAS100 – Bearish Pressure Below 21780, CPI & Trade Talks in Focus Overview: USNAS100 remains under downward pressure ahead of a key macro week, including US-China trade talks and the upcoming US CPI data. Technically, price remains bearish while below the pivot level at 21780. A break below 21635 may lead to further downside toward 21470 and potentially 21360. On the upside, a 1H close above 21780 could invalidate the bearish view and open the path toward 21920 and the ATH at 22200. Key Levels: Pivot: 21780 Support: 21635, 21470, 21360 Resistance: 21920, 22200
OANDA:NAS100USDShort
by SroshMayi
Workforce participation is declining, government debt is risingWorkforce participation is declining, government debt is rising. Are we seeing the makings of major military conflicts? This chart shows two key economic indicators for the U.S. from 2001 to 2025: - U.S. labor force participation rate: the percentage of the working-age population that is either employed or actively looking for work. - U.S. government debt as a % of GDP: the ratio of total federal debt to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP), but the scale is flipped - meaning higher debt appears lower on the graph, and vice versa. What does “government debt as a % of GDP” mean? This ratio shows how much the government owes relative to the size of the entire economy. If the ratio grows, it means debt is rising faster than the economy. The debt-to-GDP ratio surged sharply after the 2008 crisis and again during the COVID-19 pandemic. By 2024, it reached around 124% and is expected to keep rising. Since the chart uses an inverted scale, the red line drops lower as debt increases. This graph clearly illustrates an inverse relationship between labor force participation and government debt as a share of GDP: As workforce participation declines → government debt grows. This pattern is especially visible during major economic shocks like the 2008 crisis and the 2020 pandemic. Why does this happen? - Economic downturns: when fewer people are working or job-hunting, economic growth slows, tax revenues fall, and the government tends to borrow more to support the economy and social programs. - Demographic shifts: as the population ages (e.g, baby boomers retiring), fewer people remain in the labor force. This slows down growth and increases the strain on government programs, which also drives up debt. - Government policy: during times of crisis, the state often increases spending - and thus borrowing- to support the economy, pushing the debt-to-GDP ratio higher.
NASDAQ:NDX
by Elias-Lo
NAS100 - Will the stock market reach its previous ATH!?The index is above the EMA200 and EMA50 on the 4-hour timeframe and is trading in the specified pattern. In case of a valid break of this range, I expect a new trend to form. It is better to wait for confirmation on the break in order to control further risk. U.S. President Donald Trump announced that an American delegation will meet with Chinese representatives in London on June 9 to discuss a potential trade agreement. In a post on Truth Social, Trump stated, “I’m pleased to announce that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer will meet with Chinese officials on Monday, June 9, 2025, in London to discuss a trade deal.” He added that he expects the meeting to go “very well.” U.S. stock markets rose on Friday, and Chinese markets are now following suit. The Hang Seng Index has reached its highest level since March. Meanwhile, Amazon has completely halted its hiring budget for office workers in its core retail business. This decision applies only to white-collar staff and excludes warehouse employees and those in its cloud computing division. According to Business Insider, which cited internal company emails, the hiring freeze affects Amazon’s online marketplace, logistics operations, and grocery business. Having doubled its workforce between 2019 and 2021 to 1.6 million, Amazon reduced that number to 1.55 million last year. Since late 2022, the e-commerce giant has laid off at least 27,000 employees. This move comes as the U.S. jobs report released Friday helped ease some concerns, though signs of broader economic challenges remain. Experts suggest that such a hiring freeze could reflect broader economic trends—where mass layoffs are avoided, but hiring slows down significantly. In May, the U.S. economy added 139,000 jobs, down from 147,000 in April. The unemployment rate remained steady at 4.2%, staying within the narrow range it has held over the past year. The labor market has remained resilient, dismissing fears that tariffs would cause a significant slowdown. So far, tariff-related disruptions have not been severe enough to destabilize the job market—at least not in May. Data indicates that employers continue to refrain from layoffs, even as hiring has slowed considerably compared to the post-pandemic surge. Labor market analysts expect signs of weakness to emerge in the coming months, as businesses become more cautious about hiring due to uncertainty surrounding tariffs—according to recent surveys. For now, however, the labor market remains strong. The absence of red flags in employment may give the Federal Reserve more room to maintain its patient stance on interest rate cuts. This year, Fed officials have kept interest rates higher than average to curb inflation by increasing borrowing costs. The Fed’s dual mandate is to keep inflation low and employment high, and it may opt to cut rates to stimulate the economy if the labor market weakens.Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other FOMC members have said they are waiting to see whether President Trump’s trade wars will stoke inflation, trigger job losses, or both. So far, neither scenario has materialized. Strong labor market data may give them further justification to stay in wait-and-see mode. Rosner wrote, “Given the Fed’s sharp focus on inflation risk management, today’s stronger-than-expected jobs report is unlikely to alter its patient approach. We expect the Fed to remain on hold at this month’s meeting and believe further deterioration
CAPITALCOM:US100
by Ali_PSND
NQ tumbles?Good day traders, I don't know why but I get a bit scared when it comes to analyzing NQ. I always doubt myself with it. On the weekly TF price is trading inside an order block and for the past two weeks price has visited the order block two times. In the two times that price revisited the order block it failed to close above the midpoint indicating the strength of the order block, going into the new week I am going to use the discount zone of the OB+ as my resistance. On the daily TF before I say much, THERE IS A GAP, and price did not trade to it since opening high on the 12th May. That gap is my target and I want to see price go and fill that volume imbalance as ICT calls it. Still on the daily TF...when you read price for past two weeks on NQ, you'll quickly come to a realization that price has been expanding higher since Tuesday 3rd June, but expanding to where?...well liquidity resting above the high of the candle booked on the 29th of May. Now on the 4 hour TF things are opening up and price is becoming clearer and it goes to show the importance of multi time frame analysis. The lows of Tuesday and Thursday make the relative equal lows that are shown on the chart. The internal liquidity shown below is my short term target or TP1. The red triangle represents that 4H inverse FVG and once price is trading below the inverse any movement inside that inverse should show weakness!
OANDA:NAS100USDShort
by FxPipMaster_TebohoMatla
US100 (NASDAQ)🔍 Short-Term Outlook (Next Few Days) ✅ Structure Highlights: Market recently made a Higher High (HH). Strong bullish BOS occurred after reclaiming the $21,600 zone. Currently trading inside the brown supply zone (Area of Interest) between $21,775–$21,839. 0.236 Fibonacci retracement is holding as support — a sign of bullish control. 🟢 Short-Term Bullish Signals: Strong bullish momentum with higher lows and internal BOSs. If price breaks and holds above $21,839, the market may rally toward: Target 1: $22,000 Target 2: $22,150 (psychological level) ⚠️ Short-Term Bearish Scenario: If price gets rejected from the current supply zone: Pullback expected toward $21,670 (0.382) or $21,597 (0.5 Fib) Further dip to $21,500–$21,400 is possible if buyers fail to hold structure 📉 Short-Term Bias: Bullish with a possible pullback Enter long on pullback to 0.382–0.5 Fib with bullish confirmation Avoid fresh longs if price shows strong rejection at $21,839 📈 Long-Term Outlook (1–4 Weeks) 🧠 Macro Trend: Consistent bullish structure from below $19,000 in early May Every correction has been shallow with strong continuation As long as $21,400–$21,200 holds, macro trend remains bullish 📊 Long-Term Fib Zones: 0.5–0.618 retracement (strong accumulation zone) = $21,400–$21,250 Last confirmed Higher Low (HL) at ~$21,000, structure break below this = trend invalidation 💡 Long-Term Bias: Strong Bullish Any correction into the green AOI or Fib zone = potential long opportunity Next upside expansions could target: $22,500 $23,000
CAPITALCOM:US100
by Monarch00
NAS100 [Consolidating ] – Will It Break Higher or Pull Back?The NAS100 has maintained a bullish structure and is currently pressing against the resistance zone around 21,777.3. This area has acted as a ceiling several times in recent sessions. Price is showing consolidation just below resistance, suggesting either an imminent breakout or another rejection. Currently trading at 21,777.3, with Support at: 21,450.0 🔽 Resistance at: 22,230.7 🔼 🔎 Bias: 🔼 Bullish: A strong break and hold above 21,777.3 may drive price toward the next resistance at 22,230.7. 🔽 Bearish: Rejection from 21,777.3 could lead to a retracement toward 21,450.0, with deeper downside potential if that level fails. 📛 Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Trade at your own risk.
FOREXCOM:NAS100
by SPOT_FX
Why the Dinosaur Wants to Eat GrassHistorically, when price consolidates into a triangle (like the dino’s head here), it often signals compression before a significant move. In this case, the consolidation sits just below a key supply zone (21,750 area), forming a potential distribution top. But why is our dinosaur looking to munch on that green grass down below (support around 21,605)? • Similar formations during periods of exhaustion or after rapid rallies often result in sharp corrections. • The green grass represents liquidity pools and prior demand where big players could reload. • Note the sharp impulse up (the dinosaur’s neck) followed by a lack of momentum — a classic sign of weakening bulls. So, just like in nature, when the top gets too dry and competitive, the dino (price) has to drop down to graze on safer, more nourishing grounds the unfilled orders lying at support * NOT FINANCIAL ADVISE*
IG:NASDAQShort
by joseantoviteri
NSDQ100 INTRADAY ahead of ADP Jobs andd PMI dataToday’s key focus is on U.S. jobs and services data, and the Fed’s tone. Markets will react to signs of inflation, growth and the Feds speech which could indicate a shift in direction of its core policy. Key Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Level 1: 22040 Resistance Level 2: 22250 Resistance Level 3: 22690 Support Level 1: 22330 Support Level 2: 22010 Support Level 3: 20780 This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
TRADENATION:USTEC
by TradeNation