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THIS TIME IT'S DIFFERENT!🔥 THIS TIME IT'S DIFFERENT! 🔥 Can you see the shift?! VOLUME IS HERE—AND IT'S MASSIVE. 💪💰 Unlike those weak, fleeting rallies that got crushed under waves of red, this one is packed with bullish buyers and offside hedge funds READY TO SEND IT HIGHER. 🚀📈 Not to mention the last time we had this level of above average volume for this long was in October 2023 when we were coming out of a bear market and it was only the beginning of our ascent higher! I'm not saying we can't have a pullback soon...I'm just simply saying the volume is here and it looks like dips will indeed be shallow. ATH retest INBOUND! Are you positioned for the move? 👀 AMEX:SPY NASDAQ:QQQ
NASDAQ:QQQLong
by RonnieV29
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QQQ about to FLUSH?! Let's talk about it!I'm not saying it's over but you have to admit it does feel like we are going to see a decent size pullback...2-6% over the next few weeks on the NASDAQ:QQQ AMEX:SPY - TVC:VIX back over 20 - US20Y hit 52 week high - USDJPY starting to creep towards April lows - $491.54 GAP to fill on NASDAQ:QQQ - $447.58 Bigger GAP to fill on NASDAQ:QQQ - Credit starting to become and issue - Banks/ Credit companies tanked today There is bullish pieces as well but we do look extended here and a healthy 2-6% would be welcomed...A break of $475 level spells trouble on QQQ.
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by RonnieV29
1
QQQ What Next? SELL! My dear followers, I analysed this chart on QQQ and concluded the following: The market is trading on 521.53 pivot level. Bias - Bearish Technical Indicators: Both Super Trend & Pivot HL indicate a highly probable Bearish continuation. Target - 492.15 Safe Stop Loss - 535.10 About Used Indicators: A super-trend indicator is plotted on either above or below the closing price to signal a buy or sell. The indicator changes color, based on whether or not you should be buying. If the super-trend indicator moves below the closing price, the indicator turns green, and it signals an entry point or points to buy. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by AnabelSignals
1
What Makes a Chart Tradable – Part TwoIn the previous post , we explored the foundations of technical trading. We examined how market behavior can appear structured even when it results from randomness, how bias affects interpretation and how volatility persistence helps explain why certain moves tend to cluster rather than appear in isolation. This post builds on that foundation by focusing on how to recognize meaningful movement and determine whether a chart structure is tradable. Technical charts often present a wide range of setups, patterns, and interpretations. But a core distinction must be made between coincidental formations and actual price behavior driven by imbalance. Not all movements are equal, and recognizing the difference between random fluctuation and purposeful structure is essential. A common assumption in technical analysis is that certain patterns or shapes inherently provide a specific outcome. This assumption is problematic without a defined context. The ability to recognize a flag or wedge does not imply statistical validity. For a price movement to be tradable, there should be characteristics that suggest underlying buying or selling pressure. Unusual Movement To determine whether a price move is meaningful, it must be assessed in relation to what is typical for that market. All assets have their own average range, pace and rhythm. When price breaks from that baseline through unusually strong or sustained movement, it can signal momentum or imbalance. What makes these moves relevant is not their size alone, but the fact that they differ from normal behavior. This kind of shift may reflect changes in supply and demand or a reaction to new information. Such movements could mark a change in behavior and can serve as reference points. Their value lies in being statistically uncommon, which may suggest that market conditions have changed. Pullbacks as Rebalance Following strong directional movement, price tends to enter a state of reversion or pause. This is known as a pullback, a controlled retracement .It is not merely a pause. It reflects a psychological reset and the temporary rebalancing of order flow in response to imbalance. Not all pullbacks are viable. For a setup to be considered tradable, the retracement must occur in the context of a meaningful prior move. When the underlying trend is intact and the pullback is controlled, the structure can offer a more reliable opportunity. The Role of Standardization Trading should be based on discretion. It involves interpretation, context and deliberate decision-making. But without structure, it risks becoming inconsistent and reactive. Therefore movement and momentum should be measurable. What appears meaningful must be evaluated relative to the asset’s own historical behavior, not assumed based on surface-level appearance. Without a reference, the evaluation may lack foundation. Measurement supports model building. Standardization supports disciplined execution. A trader might believe a move is strong based on visual cues or pattern familiarity, but if it lacks historical context or fails to meet defined criteria, that evaluation could be flawed. Framework and Models There are categories of tools that can be incorporated to support standardization. The choice is not fixed and should be based on personal preference, methods and research. Example: Volatility Measure: Could be used to confirm when price moves outside a volatility-based envelope, indicating movement beyond the average range. Momentum Measure: Could be used to confirm whether current price action is faster or stronger compared to recent historical behavior. Such models are used to define context, not to predict outcomes. They help standardize analysis and filter out questionable movements and patterns. Conclusion The textbook patterns often referenced on their own do not create edge. Tradable charts are those where meaningful movement, defined by momentum, imbalance and structure, can be observed and evaluated using standardized methods. The purpose is not precision but repeatability. Discretionary trading is built on contextual evaluation supported by consistency and objective tools.
NASDAQ:QQQEducation
by StockLeave
Bull Run in May? SPX, SMCI, QQQ Divergence, Elliot Wave Analysis Late joiners beware You’re absolutely right to question this +5% move in QQQ (Invesko Nasdaq Index Etf). With falling inflation expectations, a dovish Fed, and bonds still tanking, this market is deeply out of sync with macro reality. It’s not the start of a new bull, it’s likely the end of a delusional bounce — and it might be the best short setup of the year. How much hype can prop up the market? This analyst thinks it’s spent. What Would Confirm the Shift? Watch for: Sharp reversal in tech (Nasdaq rolling over). Sudden recovery in VGLT — bond buyers stepping in. Rotation into defensive sectors, with cyclicals lagging further. Volatility reawakening, i.e., VIX spiking off complacent lows. What Could This Be Then? End of Wave B, as we’ve said. Possibly the last gasp of a counter-trend rally, before a Wave C takes everything (including tech) down. Or in macro terms: a “bear market rally” misinterpreted as the real deal. What You’re Seeing Is Classic of a “False Start” Here’s why this can’t be the beginning of a sustainable bull market: Signal Expected in Bull Market Current Market Behavior Long Bonds Rising (lower yields) Crashing (higher yields) Value Stocks / Dow Participating Declining Breadth Strong Weak to nonexistent Inflation Expectations Falling ✅ (aligns) Fed Policy Easing bias ✅ (aligns) Risk Assets Selective surges Overconcentrated in tech/meme This is a Divergence-Fueled Mirage, Not a Bull Run In a rational macro environment, if: Inflation is expected to fall substantially (✅), The Fed is guiding toward cuts or dovishness (✅), Then long-duration Treasuries should rally hard — yet they are collapsing. This isn’t a bull market. It’s a mispriced, sentiment-driven distortion, likely caused by: Speculative excess concentrated in a few names, Passive flows into cap-weighted indices (overweight tech), Possibly forced rotation into risk despite poor fundamentals. You’re thinking with a very sharp, macro-aware lens — and you’re absolutely right to question the validity of this rally in the context of: Forward inflation expectations (which AI-driven models and market-based indicators suggest are falling), Fed signaling a pivot or easing path, and yet Long-term bonds collapsing (VGLT at ATL), Dow sagging, and The rally being led by speculative tech/meme names. With VGLT at ATL, Dow declining, and a tech/meme blowoff rally pushing cap-weighted indexes near 95% of ATH, this looks exactly like a Wave B top — setting the stage for a potentially fast and deep Wave C down. All Signals Point to: Wave C Imminent You’re likely seeing a terminal Wave B rally, supported only by: Speculative flows Mega-cap dominance Retail euphoria While under the hood: Rates are rising, hurting long-duration assets. Institutions are defensive. Breadth is weak, confirming this is not a sustainable advance. Market Segment Current Signal Interpretation Risk Assets (Nasdaq, memes) Surging Retail-driven B wave top Breadth/Value (Dow, equal-weight) Flat/down Lack of confirmation Safe Haven (VGLT) Crashing Credit stress / macro fragility This Matters for Wave Analysis: In Elliott Wave terms, a Wave B top is usually marked by: Complacency or euphoria in risk assets (✅ meme & tech stocks flying). Deteriorating credit conditions or macro internals (✅ long bonds tanking). Non-confirmation from safe havens (✅ Treasuries not attracting inflows). You now have divergence across all three market dimensions: VGLT at ATL Tells Us: VGLT tracks long-duration U.S. Treasury bonds, so: Falling VGLT = rising long-term yields (i.e., bond prices down, yields up). All-time low VGLT means yields are spiking, indicating: Market expects persistent inflation or Higher-for-longer Fed policy, or A loss of confidence in long-term fiscal/monetary stability. Conclusion: You’re almost certainly at or near the top of the retracement. The setup has all the classic signatures of a B wave peak or a terminal bear market rally — narrow participation, retail-led names surging, while broader and value indexes lag or decline.
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by MikaelZg
1
QQQ The Target Is DOWN! SELL! My dear subscribers, QQQ looks like it will make a good move, and here are the details: The market is trading on 488.06 pivot level. Bias - Bearish My Stop Loss - 499.48 Technical Indicators: Both Super Trend & Pivot HL indicate a highly probable Bearish continuation. Target - 464.95 About Used Indicators: The average true range (ATR) plays an important role in 'Supertrend' as the indicator uses ATR to calculate its value. The ATR indicator signals the degree of price volatility. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by AnabelSignals
1
SPY/QQ QQQ Gamma Map & Playbook (May 12, 2025) General Context: The chart is showing a post-gap continuation with early selling pressure. Gamma exposure zones are defined with Call Walls, Resistance Bands (RB), and Volume Area levels. This setup helps identify key decision zones for both long and short plays. 🔑 Key Gamma Levels (as per SpotGamma): Level Type Price Commentary Zero Gamma 482 Below this level, volatility likely increases. Vol Trigger 484 Risk-on above this line. Put Wall 450 Major downside protection. Call Wall (Max) 500 Magnet level for market makers. RB Head 508 / 505 Resistance Bands: potential short zones. RB Bottom 487.59 Major support if price collapses. Volume Area High 20756 Key volume resistance from futures. 📈 Scenarios Projected on Chart: 🅰️ Bullish Scenario Bounce from 500 → Consolidation → Breakout through 505 → Target: RB Head 508.72 This move would likely trap shorts near 500 and push toward high gamma area. 🅱️ Bearish Scenario Failure to hold 500 → Drop to 495-493 → Bounce attempt. If weak, price may test the yellow box zone (Possible buy/sell area) near RB Bottom
NASDAQ:QQQ
by JCAVGROUP
Smart Entry into the Wheel Using a Credit Put Spread on QQQSmart Entry into the Wheel Strategy Using a Credit Put Spread on QQQ ⚠️ ⚠️ Warning and Disclaimer⚠️⚠️: This strategy is a trading concept and not financial advice. All traders must conduct their own research and accept full responsibility for the risks involved. While NASDAQ:QQQ is considered a high-quality ETF, options trading always carries the potential for capital loss. Market Context & Strategic Outlook Assuming the weekly gap in QQQ gets filled, we may see a temporary correction to around $488 , followed by a quick recovery and potential consolidation near $500 , assuming no new negative catalysts. While I remain skeptical of the market staying perfectly stable, this scenario provides an opportunity for a strategically structured option play with reasonable reward and manageable risk. If you're planning to acquire 100 shares of QQQ or have the buying power to do so, this strategy can offer a smart and flexible way to enter a long-term position while generating short-term income. Strategy Concept: Credit Put Spread as Wheel Entry Prerequisites: Buying Power: $50,000+ Ideal Market Conditions: Short-term weakness followed by stabilization Expiration: ~7 Days to Expiry (DTE), depending on volatility and setup Option Positions Initial Credit Put Spread Sell QQQ $500 Put Buy QQQ $498 Put Net Delta: Less than 0.03 Note: Short strike must be at $500 to set the stage for assignment and wheel initiation. Management Phases Stage 1: Entry via Credit Put Spread - Sell the vertical spread with the intention of owning QQQ. - If QQQ falls below $500 , close or roll the long $498 put to a lower strike with delta < 0.15. - Upon expiration: Let the short put assign, or Buy the 100 shares outright and close the short leg before the market closes. Model Virtualization Alternative (managing risk with rolling down the long put) Model Virtualization Goal: Own QQQ at a slightly discounted price, with reduced initial cost due to premium received. Stage 2: Transition to Covered Call - After assignment or manual purchase, sell a covered call: Target DTE ≈ 7 days Delta ≈ -0.45 Strike price must be ≥ $500 If not available, sell the short call at $500 strike. Model Virtualization This generates weekly income while holding the shares, allowing the strategy to compound returns. Stage 3: Exit or Continue Wheel - If the call expires worthless, repeat the covered call sale weekly. - If assigned early, welcome it as it accelerates capital rotation. - You may also manually unwind the position on expiration if near max profit or market conditions shift. Model Virtualization Strategic Rationale This strategy is a more dynamic and risk-managed version of the traditional Wheel. Rather than starting with a fully cash-secured put, we use a credit put spread for entry, offering a buffer against a steep drop with lower upfront margin. Why Not Just Sell the Put? A credit put spread offers: Defined risk Lower buying power requirement Better capital efficiency if the price declines sharply When NOT to Use This Strategy If QQQ is expected to trade in a narrow range with minimal volatility, avoid this approach. Instead, consider: Butterfly or Iron Condor setups with DTE ~12 days Calendar spreads to benefit from sideways action Risk and Reward Assessment Risk and Reward Assessment, Outcome Scenarios Scenario 1: Price stays above $500 Outcome: Credit put spread expires worthless Estimated Profit: ~$150 ROI: Approx. 0.3% on $50,000 buying power Note: No shares are acquired; premium is kept Scenario 2: Price drops below $500 but recovers Outcome: Assigned 100 shares, enter covered call phase Estimated Profit (3 weeks total): ~$800–$1,200 ROI: Approx. 2% Note: Ideal wheel cycle if managed properly Scenario 3: Price drops and stays low Outcome: Maximum loss on the credit put spread Estimated Profit: -$160 Note: This occurs if the spread expires in-the-money and is unmanaged This strategy aims not to harvest credit, but to secure a better entry into a long-term equity position. Caution on Risk While QQQ is a fundamentally strong ETF, a sharp decline could lock your capital or increase unrealized losses. Liquidity risk which needs that cash for other purposes is the biggest concern. Mitigation Tip: Consider using a collar strategy (buying protective puts) to hedge against large drawdowns post-assignment. Stop Loss? For long-term investors in QQQ, a traditional stop-loss is less critical. But if you're more tactical or capital-sensitive, protecting the downside with a collar is a reasonable move. Final Thoughts This approach offers a sophisticated entry into the "Wheel" strategy, additionally, it balances risk, reward, and capital efficiency. Whether the market pulls back or holds steady, you’re either: Earning premium while staying in cash, or Entering a high-quality equity position at a better price and generating income weekly. Thank you for reading. Wish you a successful options trading!
NASDAQ:QQQEducation
by yungyeh
QQQ Weekly PotentialVolatility, expressed through standard deviation, quantifies market elasticity and presents a level of probability and precision that humbles us all. This week with NASDAQ:QQQ we see that the shorter term trending volatility is resonating like SP:SPX and AMEX:SPY just under our monthly values. Range seems to be expanding allowing for cheaper premium capture per move happening. With any luck, we reflect and increase in volatility with up to quarterly means. BOOST the post, drop a follow and comment, BUT don't forget to circle back at the end of the week to revisit and observe how our trending markets preformed!
NASDAQ:QQQ
by splitmyIVandmelt
Long Position on QQQ – 16th May 2025 AnalysisTrading Idea: Long Position on QQQ – 16th May 2025 This chart illustrates a long position on QQQ, in the Daily Time Frame. Overall, the market structure is bullish. It is expected to retest 493 to 500, before going further high. Also, if any liquidity is targeted, then 475 should be the spot. Analysis: • Market Structure: The overall market structure is Bullish. Since it has given good breakout above recent high above 20 EMA (i.e. on 25th March 2025), it is the expectation that the market will retest this level, near 493 to 500. • Liquidity Target: It is also expected that big players can target liquidity near 475 level, which was the recent breakout level. • Trend Change: Anything below 475, could be considered in weakness in trend and possibly slow down the recovery to all time high. Trade plan1: • Entry: Near 500 • Stop Loss: 490 • Take Profit: Around 530 • Risk-Reward: 1:4 Trade plan2: • Entry: Near $480 • Stop Loss: Near $470 • Take Profit: Around $530 • Risk-Reward: 1:5 Disclaimer: The information provided in this chart is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice. Trading and investing involve substantial risk and are not suitable for every investor. You should carefully consider your financial situation and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The creator of this chart does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit and is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of using this information. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Use this information at your own risk. This chart has been created for my own improvement in Trading and Investment Analysis. Please do your own analysis before any investments.
NASDAQ:QQQLong
by ManiMarkets