NASDAQ: Below the 1D MA100 after 8 months! Attention needed.
Nasdaq crossed under the 1D MA100 today for the first time since January 20th (exactly eight months) with the 1D technicals turning bearish (RSI = 38.504, MACD = -53.900, ADX = 32.187). Following a much more hawkish than expected Fed yesterday, the market is taking this opportunity to take profits on a relief pull-back after what was basically a non-stop rise throughout the year.
From a purely technical perspective, the pattern that has the most probabilities to emerge is a Channel Down. Assuming a perfect symmetry on its LL legs, we expect the current wave to be the bearish leg that will take it on a -8.72% decline to the bottom of the Channel Down. We will sell as long as today's candle closes under the 1D MA100 and target a little over S2 (TP = 14,300).
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From a purely technical perspective, the pattern that has the most probabilities to emerge is a Channel Down. Assuming a perfect symmetry on its LL legs, we expect the current wave to be the bearish leg that will take it on a -8.72% decline to the bottom of the Channel Down. We will sell as long as today's candle closes under the 1D MA100 and target a little over S2 (TP = 14,300).
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