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NAS100 Sell Trade PlanThe market is showing a lower high formation on the 1H chart, indicating potential bearish continuation. Entry is planned at 23,481.2, with a stop loss at 23,584.6 to protect against upside breakouts. The first target (TP1) is set at 23,363.8 to secure partial profits, and the second target (TP2) is at 23,275.0 for extended downside potential. RSI is currently below the 50 level (44.70), supporting bearish momentum. Risk-to-reward ratio favors the setup, aligning with the recent downtrend structure.
FOREXCOM:NAS100Short
by The_Trading_G3ek
Nasdaq Index Analysis (US100 / NASDAQ)The index is currently trading near $23,670, a pivotal zone between two possible scenarios: 🔻 Bearish Scenario: If the support at $23,570 is broken and the price holds below it, we may see a decline first toward $23,400, followed by an extended move toward $23,290 as a test area. A break below this level could open the door for further downside corrections. 🔺 Bullish Scenario: If the price successfully breaks and holds above $23,680, this could support a continuation of the uptrend toward $23,800, and with sustained momentum, a new high could be targeted. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This analysis is not financial advice. Please monitor market behavior and analyze data carefully before making any investment decisions.
FX:NAS100Long
by Fadi_radar
US100 Bullish Momentum Targets AheadThe US100 shows strong bullish structure after completing an ABCD correction, with price eyeing a potential move towards the 1st target at 23,791 and possibly the 2nd target at 24,053. A brief pullback may precede the continuation towards these key resistance levels. 1. Current Structure The chart follows an ABCD pattern after a strong bullish impulse from the early August lows. Points A–B–C–D suggest a completed correction phase, with momentum now shifting upward. Price is currently around 23,629, approaching the first resistance zone. 2. Key Levels Immediate Support: ~23,500 (recent swing low, short-term demand zone) 1st Target: 23,791 (minor resistance, potential profit-taking zone) 2nd Target: 24,053 (major resistance, psychological round area) Major Support: 23,200 (break below here could invalidate bullish momentum) 3. Price Action Expectation Short term: A small pullback toward 23,500–23,550 is possible before continuing upward (healthy retracement to build buying pressure).
CAPITALCOM:US100Long
by TRADE_WITH_VISION
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US100 Bullish Momentum Targets AheadThe US100 shows strong bullish structure after completing an ABCD correction, with price eyeing a potential move towards the 1st target at 23,791 and possibly the 2nd target at 24,053. A brief pullback may precede the continuation towards these key resistance levels. 1. Current Structure The chart follows an ABCD pattern after a strong bullish impulse from the early August lows. Points A–B–C–D suggest a completed correction phase, with momentum now shifting upward. Price is currently around 23,629, approaching the first resistance zone. 2. Key Levels Immediate Support: ~23,500 (recent swing low, short-term demand zone) 1st Target: 23,791 (minor resistance, potential profit-taking zone) 2nd Target: 24,053 (major resistance, psychological round area) Major Support: 23,200 (break below here could invalidate bullish momentum) 3. Price Action Expectation Short term: A small pullback toward 23,500–23,550 is possible before continuing upward (healthy retracement to build buying pressure).
CAPITALCOM:US100Long
by TRADE_WITH_VISION
NAS100 - Stock market awaits an important week!The index is above the EMA200 and EMA50 on the four-hour timeframe and is trading in its ascending channel. If the index corrects downwards towards the drawn trend line or the specified demand zone, you can buy Nasdaq with better reward for risk. Many Federal Reserve officials believe that tariffs could weaken the U.S. economy and push inflation higher—a dilemma that forces policymakers to choose between cutting interest rates to support growth or keeping them unchanged to control prices. However, Miran—the economic adviser President Donald Trump intends to nominate to the Fed’s Board of Governors—rejects this view. He argues that tariffs will ultimately benefit the economy and will not significantly impact prices, allowing the Fed to resume the rate-cutting cycle it halted earlier this year. The key question now is whether Miran’s arguments will be persuasive enough to sway the broader thinking of the central bank’s policy committee, or whether concerns over labor market weakness might prompt rate cuts regardless, rendering his arguments unnecessary. According to analysis from The Wall Street Journal, beyond the policy disagreements, Miran has also challenged the institutional legitimacy of the Federal Reserve. He has accused Fed officials of having political motivations and criticized them for what he calls the “tariff disruption syndrome.” In a paper published last year, he argued that all senior Fed officials should be subject to dismissal at the White House’s discretion. If appointed, he would give Trump a loyal ally inside the Fed’s boardroom—someone capable of promoting the president’s views and challenging the institution’s consensus-driven culture and influential research staff. Meanwhile, JPMorgan has revised its monetary policy forecast for 2025, now expecting the Fed to deliver three 25-basis-point rate cuts starting in September 2025, compared to its earlier projection of just one cut in December. Miran, who holds a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University, currently serves as Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers. On Thursday, Trump announced his intention to nominate him for a newly vacant Fed board seat. This position became available unexpectedly after Adriana Kugler’s resignation last week and will expire in January. Trump also revealed plans to nominate another individual to fill this seat, who could potentially replace Jerome Powell as Fed Chair in the spring. Miran’s appointment would give Trump additional time to evaluate how candidates—whether Miran himself or Christopher Waller, whom he appointed during his first term—align with his policy views and vote on interest rates. This week’s economic calendar is once again crowded, with a series of key inflation reports and consumer-related indicators in the spotlight. Early Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia will announce its interest rate decision, with markets expecting a 25-basis-point cut from 3.85% to 3.60%. Shortly after, traders’ attention will shift to the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July, where core inflation is expected to rise from 0.2% in June to 0.3%. Wednesday will be relatively quiet, with the main highlight being speeches from Fed officials Austan Goolsbee and Raphael Bostic. On Thursday, focus will return to major data releases, including the U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI), which is projected to see its core measure increase by 0.2% after holding steady in June. Weekly jobless claims figures will also be released that day. The week will conclude with a broader look at U.S. consumer activity. July retail sales are forecast to slow from 0.6% to 0.5%, while core retail sales are expected to drop from 0.6% to 0.3%. Hours later, the preliminary August reading of the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index will be released, providing insights into consumer expectations and confidence. According to ISM data, pricing pressures have eased in the manufacturing sector but have jumped sharply in the services sector, which makes up a much larger share of the U.S. economy. This suggests that upcoming CPI and PPI reports carry an upside risk relative to forecasts. Inflation readings above expectations—even before fully factoring in the impact of retaliatory tariffs—could erase part of the market’s anticipated rate-cut outlook.
CAPITALCOM:US100Long
by Ali_PSND
US100 (5m) – AnalysisKey Breakdown – Price has broken below the 23,641 support (red line) after failing to hold the yellow retest zone, signaling short-term bearish momentum. Immediate Resistance – 23,641 is now flipped into resistance; any pullback toward it could attract sellers. Downside Target – Next major support sits at 23,575; if broken, deeper liquidity may be targeted below 23,550. Market Structure – Shifted from intraday uptrend to lower highs & lower lows; momentum favors short trades until structure flips. Trading Approach – Look for short entries on retests of 23,641 with stop above yellow zone, target 23,575, then trail for possible extended drop.
FX:NAS100
by TheWallstreetCapital
NASDAQ-100| Bullish Bias📌 Higher Time Frame (4H/2H) Context • Market remains bullish, currently in push phase toward 4H highs. • No sweep or mitigation at the previous 4H order block — price pushed higher with strong momentum. • 4H Demand Zone: 22,576 – 22,376 • Liquidity at 22,955 cleared → room for continuation to higher targets. ⸻ ⏳ Lower Time Frame (30M/5M) Confirmation • 30M structure refined, bullish order flow intact. • Current liquidity resting near 23,400. • Watching 30M OB: 23,322 – 23,222 for a pullback, liquidity sweep & inducement. ⸻ 🎯 Execution Plan • Entry Zone: 23,321 – 23,221 (refined OB) • Stop-Loss: 23,225 • TP1: 5M + 30M structural highs • 30M Structural High Target: 23,714 ⸻ 🧠 Mindset Note Patience is key — wait for price to pull back into the OB zone and give lower time frame confirmation. No chasing. Let liquidity sweep first, then execute.
IG:NASDAQLong
by Juicemannn
NAS100 Reversal Confirmed: Is the Rally Over?The NASDAQ 100 (NAS100) may have just hit its ceiling. In this video, I break down the technical evidence pointing to a confirmed reversal—including key candlestick formations and indicator signals that suggest the recent rally is losing steam. The bearish engulfing candle on both the daily and weekly, along the monthly RSI divergence is signaling a deeper correction. Our initial target for this week is the previous high with a bounce for a much deeper correction which will be analyzed next week so stay tuned to all my updates and new publications. Thank you and have a great trading week. Cheers!!
OANDA:NAS100USDShort
by RICHINVESTOR
when to change your session bias and Take profit, YM! Long1. This video demonstrate when you should change you bias for the session, sometimes before session price action quite confusing but when you add SMT and strength switch concept to you bias you will see true price intention where it will go. 2. Always take entry or profit one level to another level, price always go from one level to another level. 3. This video I try to demonstrate how to take profit when you have to level to target, always look for the correlated instruments to build bias
PEPPERSTONE:NAS100Education
by inderoberoy007
NSDQ100 sideways consolidation support at 23045Nasdaq 100 Market Summary – August 8 Markets remain cautious, with a mix of corporate and macro developments driving sentiment. Gold futures surged after the US unexpectedly imposed tariffs on one-kilo and 100-ounce gold bars. The move surprised traders and added fresh uncertainty to the metals market. Oil prices stabilized following a recent decline, as attention shifts to potential diplomatic developments, including a possible Trump-Putin meeting. In the tech sector, Tesla scrapped its Dojo supercomputer project, a blow to its in-house AI and self-driving ambitions. This comes just weeks after Elon Musk said he was doubling down on the effort. The departure of the project’s lead adds to investor concerns. Meanwhile, Intel’s CEO responded to political pressure by reaffirming his board’s support, as Trump called for his resignation over alleged conflicts of interest. On the economic front, the latest jobless claims data brought some relief after last week’s soft payrolls report. Initial claims rose slightly to 226,000, just above the 222,000 forecast. However, continuing claims came in higher at 1.974 million, with most of the increase seen in California—likely due to seasonal factors. Additionally, the New York Fed’s July survey showed a rise in both inflation expectations and concerns about the job market. Conclusion for Nasdaq 100 Trading: The tone remains cautious. Disruptions at major constituents like Tesla and Intel may drag on sentiment, while macro uncertainty—rising geopolitical tensions, new tariffs, and unstable commodity markets—adds to headwinds. Traders may rotate into defensives or software names with lower exposure to AI hardware or international trade risks. Expect range-bound trading with elevated volatility until clarity emerges on US-Russia diplomacy and the true extent of tariff impacts. Key Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Level 1: 23700 Resistance Level 2: 23900 Resistance Level 3: 24085 Support Level 1: 23045 Support Level 2: 22870 Support Level 3: 22675 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