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NAS100 Is Bullish! Buy! Here is our detailed technical review for NAS100. Time Frame: 9h Current Trend: Bullish Sentiment: Oversold (based on 7-period RSI) Forecast: Bullish The market is approaching a key horizontal level 19,484.5. Considering the today's price action, probabilities will be high to see a movement to 19,918.5. P.S We determine oversold/overbought condition with RSI indicator. When it drops below 30 - the market is considered to be oversold. When it bounces above 70 - the market is considered to be overbought. Like and subscribe and comment my ideas if you enjoy them!
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100Long
by SignalProvider
1
US100 | Chart & Forecast SummaryKey Indicators on Trade Set Up in General 1. Push Set Up 2. Range Set up 3. Break & Retest Set Up Active Sessions on Relevant Range & Elemented Probabilities; * Asian(Ranging) - London(Upwards) - NYC(Downwards) * Weekend Crypto Session # Trend | Time Frame Conductive | Weekly Time Frame - General Trend - Measurement on Session * Support & Resistance * Trade Area | Focus & Motion Ahead # Position & Risk Reward | Daily Time Frame - Measurement on Session * Retracement | 0.5 & 0.618 * Extension | 0.786 & 1 Conclusion | Trade Plan Execution & Risk Management on Demand; Overall Consensus | Buy
CAPITALCOM:US100Long
by P-Ment4U
Nas100 BULLISH- I'm looking at that daily FVG and we might get our low of the week inside, - also looking for sell side to be swept inside that daily FVG first before I start looking for buys. - keeping in mind that SMT might be formed if Nas100 is stronger between USPX500 and Nas100 might not sweep that sell side but SPX500 might do it for NAs100 - entries would be around New York Am Session as usual looking for 1mins to 5mins MSS. - it would be beautiful if this happens during that FOMC fundamental day Always use Stop losses to protect your mentality GOOD LUCK
NLong
by cloudy_Blank_
Opportinity for money 📉💵⚡1. Rising Interest Rates📉💵⚡ 1.Central banks, particularly the Fed, continue to raise interest rates to control inflation. Higher rates mean more expensive borrowing for companies and consumers, reducing consumer spending and business investment, which can lead to market declines. 2. Persistently High Inflation Ongoing high inflation erodes real consumer incomes and corporate profit margins. Rising energy and raw material costs continue to weigh on companies' production costs. If inflation remains elevated, expectations for economic slowdown will increase. 3. Threat of Recession Higher interest rates, rising living costs, and economic slowdown could lead to a recession. Recession expectations often cause market declines as investors reassess company valuations and expected earnings. 4. Geopolitical Uncertainty International conflicts, such as the war in Ukraine or trade tensions between the U.S. and China, create uncertainty and can lead to sharp market sell-offs. Political instability typically weakens investor confidence. 5. Technical Correction After Prolonged Growth Markets have seen significant growth in recent years, and many stocks are considered overvalued. This increases the likelihood of a technical correction—a natural decline in stock prices after a prolonged period of growth, where investors take profits. What could lead to a different outcome (bullish scenario): Central Banks Ease Monetary Policy: If central banks, especially the Fed, unexpectedly ease monetary policy by lowering interest rates or halting further hikes, it could boost market confidence and support a rise in stock prices. Inflation Drops Significantly: If inflation starts to decrease faster than expected, it could signal that the economy is stabilizing, which would restore investor confidence. Positive Economic Reports: Surprise positive macroeconomic news (e.g., strong GDP growth, low unemployment, or better-than-expected corporate earnings) could lead investors to start buying again, pushing markets higher. Geopolitical Stability: Progress in international relations, such as ending conflicts or trade agreement resolutions, could reduce uncertainty and strengthen markets. Post-Pandemic Recovery: A stronger-than-expected global recovery post-COVID-19, particularly in sectors like tourism, hospitality, and retail, could boost growth stocks and reignite optimism about future economic growth.📉📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡📉💵⚡💵⚡📉💵⚡
CAPITALCOM:US100Short
by fotbalistarb
2
SELLS ON NAS100Market has reached a pivotal level I'm looking for a break and retest from the trendline to enter i wont rush the trade should be active on Tuesday so be in the look out Mondays are usually slow so no trade on Monday. Disclaimer: The information provided in this conversation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The author is not responsible for any financial losses or damages incurred as a result of following the information provided.
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100Short
by Forexshepard
4
US Tech 100 Index (NASDAQ 100) (Symmetrical Triangle Pattern)Salam, This is only my personal opinion and forecast for educational purposes only. In this chart, we are looking at the US Tech 100 Index (NASDAQ 100) on a 4-hour timeframe. Several technical patterns and indicators can be observed: 1.Symmetrical Triangle Pattern The chart shows a symmetrical triangle, with the price bouncing between a descending resistance line and an ascending support line. A symmetrical triangle typically signifies a period of consolidation before a breakout. Since this pattern is neutral, the direction of the breakout can be either upward or downward. 2. Current Price Action The price is currently near the apex of the triangle, where a breakout is imminent. The price is moving towards the resistance trendline. Volume is low, and the market is consolidating, suggesting a potential move soon. 3. Moving Averages There are Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) (likely 20, 50, 100, and 200 periods) on the chart. These are often used to gauge the trend direction. The price seems to be hovering near the shorter-term EMAs (possibly the 50 EMA). If the price stays above the EMA, it could indicate bullish momentum. 4. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) At the bottom of the chart, we see the MACD indicator. The MACD line (blue) is below the signal line (orange), which typically signals bearish momentum, but the histogram shows weakening downward momentum, possibly indicating that the selling pressure is fading. My Forecast Bullish Case: If the price breaks out above the descending resistance line (around the 19,500 level), this could trigger a rally. The next resistance would be the prior highs near 20,500. Bearish Case: If the price fails to break the resistance and instead breaks down below the ascending support line (around 18,700), the price could target lower levels, with support likely at around 17,600. Since the price is nearing the apex of the triangle, we are expecting a breakout soon. Keep an eye on volume and momentum for confirmation of the breakout direction. Thank You Mustaqim Mazuky Independent Trader /Investor
NLong
by mustaqim.mazuky
NASDAQ on the Brink: Major Pullback Ahead? A Look at the Market Greetings, traders and market visionaries! It’s Lord Medz here once again, and today we’ll be analyzing the NASDAQ and the potential for a massive pullback, similar to what we discussed with the US500. However, this time we’re also going to dive into an important indicator that’s flashing warning signs for the broader economy—the US Treasury Yield Curve, specifically the inversion between the 2-year and 10-year yields. The NASDAQ is currently at a critical juncture, having completed five supercycle waves according to the Elliott Wave Principle. The market could be on the verge of a sharp correction, and when paired with the concerning yield curve inversion, the stakes couldn’t be higher. NASDAQ’s Elliott Wave Mega Cycle: Are We Done? Over the past several years, the NASDAQ has surged thanks to the tech boom, accommodative monetary policies, and investor enthusiasm. However, based on Elliott Wave analysis, it appears that the NASDAQ may have completed five supercycle waves, potentially signaling the end of this massive bullish phase. Here’s what we’re watching: Five-Wave Completion: According to Elliott Wave theory, markets move in repetitive wave patterns, and the NASDAQ may have completed its fifth and final impulse wave of the current supercycle. Retracement Ahead? If we are indeed at the end of this supercycle, the NASDAQ could be on the cusp of a 50%, 60%, or even 70% pullback. This would mean a significant retracement from current highs, potentially wiping out gains made since the early days of the pandemic in 2020. Potential Pullback Scenarios 50% Pullback: A correction of this magnitude would take the NASDAQ back to levels near 7000-8000, which represents a substantial drop but would still leave the long-term bullish structure intact. 60% to 70% Pullback: In the event of a deeper correction, we could see the NASDAQ falling to levels below 6000, erasing years of gains. This would be similar to the aftermath of the dot-com bubble crash, where the market underwent a severe reset before recovering. The key levels to watch are 7000, 6000, and the 5000 range. A break below these levels could signal more trouble ahead, and a possible shift in long-term market structure. The US Treasury Yield Curve: A Key Warning Sign Adding to the concern is the inversion of the US 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields. Historically, this yield curve inversion is a reliable indicator of a looming recession. Here’s what’s happening: Inverted Yield Curve: Normally, longer-term bonds (like the 10-year) should offer higher yields than shorter-term bonds (like the 2-year) because investors demand more return for taking on longer-term risk. However, when the 10-year yield falls below the 2-year yield, it signals that investors expect economic trouble ahead. Recession Indicator: This yield curve inversion has occurred before most recessions in modern US history, including the 2008 financial crisis and the 2001 dot-com bubble. In fact, the yield curve has inverted again in 2023, raising alarms about the possibility of a recession within the next 12 to 18 months. When the yield curve is inverted, it implies that short-term economic risks are rising, and market participants are flocking to the safety of longer-term bonds. This can lead to tightening financial conditions and a slowdown in economic activity—factors that could heavily impact the tech-heavy NASDAQ. The Yield Curve and the NASDAQ The NASDAQ, with its high exposure to growth stocks, tends to be particularly sensitive to changes in interest rates and the broader economic environment. A sustained yield curve inversion can lead to: Higher borrowing costs for businesses, particularly in the tech sector, which thrives on cheap capital for innovation and growth. Rising rates can squeeze margins and dampen investor enthusiasm for growth stocks. Decreased consumer spending, as higher short-term rates make borrowing more expensive for households and businesses alike. This can lead to lower revenues for companies, particularly in discretionary and tech sectors. Recession fears translating into lower stock prices, as investors begin to price in slower economic growth and shrinking corporate profits. Given these factors, the combination of a completed Elliott Wave supercycle and an inverted yield curve suggests that the NASDAQ may face substantial headwinds in the coming months. Conclusion: Is a Major Pullback Inevitable? We are at a critical stage in the NASDAQ’s journey, and the signals are flashing red. With the Elliott Wave analysis pointing to the end of a major supercycle and the inverted US Treasury yield curve signaling potential recessionary conditions, the risk of a major correction seems high. Whether we see a 50%, 60%, or 70% pullback, the coming months could be pivotal. The yield curve inversion should not be ignored, as it historically precedes economic downturns—and a downturn in the broader economy will almost certainly impact the tech sector and the NASDAQ. For traders and investors, this is a time to be cautious. As always, it’s essential to manage risk, diversify holdings, and keep an eye on key support levels. A major correction could present long-term opportunities, but only for those who are prepared to weather the storm. Stay sharp, stay informed, and trade with care. Peace, Lord MEDZ. Disclaimer: This blog is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always consult with a financial professional before making any investment decisions.
OANDA:NAS100USDShort
by Skinwah
1
NASDAQ: Critical breakout ahead that can send it to 22kNasdaq is almost overbought on the lower time-frames but just turned bullish on 1D (RSI = 55.402, MACD = -62.050, ADX = 25.952) and the main reason is that it closed over the 1D MA50 yesterday. This can't be considered a bullish signal on its own as the LH trendline is right over it and is being tested today. If broken, it is very likely to see the next bullish wave of the Channel Up. The previous two waves confirmed the uptrend after a candle closed over the LH. If that happens, we will aim for a new Channel Up HH at the end of the year, almost at +31% from the bottom (TP = 22,000) like March's High. See how our prior idea has worked out: ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
CAPITALCOM:US100Long
by InvestingScope
1
NASDAQ=> Breakout, 19900 next?Hey Traders, in today's trading session we are monitoring NASDAQ for a buying opportunity around 19300 zone, NASDAQ was trading in a downtrend and successfully managed to break it out. Currently is in a correction phase in which it is approaching the retrace area at 19300 support and resistance zone. Once we get any bullish confirmation a decent target will be 19900 as it's considered the next major resistance NASDAQ will be facing. Trade safe, Joe.
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100Long
by JoeChampion
UPDATE ON NAS100NAS100 1D - As you can see price has traded perfectly now into this zone, so those of you who bought into this market based on previous analysis I would look to close in profit or take partials and apply safety measures. We are now wanting to see price either hold from this zone giving us bearish opportunities or trade us through absorbing price up and taking us up and into the zone above in order for us to get involved in longer term shorts. I wan to see price deliver us with relevant pieces of confirmation before we look to go short, as you all know this will come from structure breaks to the downside, we want to be looking at the fractal structure inside of this correction. Once price has delivered us with a fractal break of structure to the downside we have the confirmation we need to suggest that the current correction has finished and a new bearish leg is ready to take place.
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100Short
by Lukegforex
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