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Nas100NAS100 Safety Trade Setup Strategy Name: Safety Trade — NAS100 (M5/M15) Setup Description: This is a momentum-based entry using the Safety Trade concept, identifying high-probability reversal or continuation zones based on layered confirmations across EMAs and price behavior. Criteria: • EMA Setup: 800 EMA (Trend), 200 EMA (Market structure), 50 EMA (Signal line), 5 EMA & 13 EMA (Entry signals) • Zone Identification: Price pulls away from the 50 EMA and creates a significant gap (liquidity imbalance). • Entry Signal: • Red-Red-Green candle pattern for buys • Green-Green-Red candle pattern for sells • Confirmed by EMA re-alignment and RSI divergence (optional) • Entry: After the third candle closes in the pattern. • SL: Below/above the second candle wick. • TP: 1:2 to 1:3 RR or key ADR zone. • Preferred Session: New York (after 9:30 AM EST) • Avoid: Major news releases or uncertain market conditions. ⸻ Disclaimer This idea is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading NAS100 and other indices involves significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Always use proper risk management, do your own research, and consult a licensed financial advisor before trading
FX:NAS100
by Tsh_Fx_Institute
Nasdaq Level 3 Behavior MAAWKey Trapping Techniques • False Breakouts (above M or below W pattern) • Session Open Spikes (especially NY open or London open) • News Traps (spike during news, then reversal after) ⸻ 3. TIMING: WHEN TO EXPECT LEVEL 3 MOVES Look for session overlap (London/NY) — that’s often where the Level 3 “move away” happens. ⸻ 4. WHAT TO LOOK FOR Here’s your sniper checklist: Before Entry • Clear M or W pattern (preferably over 3 sessions) • 3 levels or signs of MM cycle (Level 1, 2 already done) • Price at ADR High/Low • EMA Alignment (5/13 cross for confirmation) • TDI Confirmation (green cross red, volatility band bounce) • High Volume Candle showing shift • Price is not at mid-range, but at extremes ⸻ 5. WHAT TO AVOID • Entering during consolidation • Trading Level 1 (accumulation = trap zone) • Trading directly at news time (wait for spike/reaction) • Ignoring ADR (if ADR is already complete, expect reversal) • Entering too early before confirmation candle • Big stop losses — you want sniper entries with tight stops Step 1: Mark the Previous Day’s High/Low • Use ADR to mark extremes • Expect stop hunt near these levels Step 2: Identify M/W Forming • Look for 3 peaks/bottoms • Wait for the final push and reversal Step 3: Watch Session Opens • London/NY open is often the trigger zone • Observe price action closely 15–30 mins after open Step 4: Wait for Confirmation • Engulfing / Pin bar / Rejection candle • 5 & 13 EMA cross • TDI green crossing red & bouncing off band or base • Align with 800 EMA and 50 EMA direction Step 5: Enter the Trade • Enter at or near confirmation candle close • Stop loss: Just outside the trap wick (10–20 pips) • Take profit: 1:3 or ride with trailing stop ⸻ 7. BONUS: HIDDEN TRICKS • Draw M/Ws on the 5M but validate them on the 15M • Use the 800 EMA to see where the overall bias is • Mark the 1st leg of M/W — wait for trap above/below • Timing matters more than signals — don’t force entries outside session windows Disclaimer: This idea is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice or an investment recommendation. I do not offer any financial services or paid mentorship. Always do your own research before making trading decisions.
FX:NAS100Education
by Tsh_Fx_Institute
Why NASDAQ Could Climb Higher Next Week - Key Insights: The NASDAQ is showing strong bullish momentum, with a notable 25% rally over the past month. Technical indicators, including a breakout above the 200-day moving average and a positive MACD reading, affirm upward trends. However, overbought conditions suggest potential consolidation risks in the short term. Key resistance is near 22,275, while 21,000 remains critical support. As volatility dips, traders may find opportunities, but caution is warranted around macroeconomic uncertainties. - Price Targets: - Next Week Targets (T1, T2): 21,975, 22,350 - Stop Levels (S1, S2): 21,250, 20,850 - Recent Performance: The NASDAQ has outperformed major indices, gaining 7.15% last week and posting year-to-date surges largely driven by technology stocks. The index remains above all moving averages and saw a 17% drop in the VXN, reflecting reduced market fear. Small caps, however, remain under pressure from higher borrowing costs and tighter monetary policy. - Expert Analysis: Analysts highlight strong upside potential but warn of overextended technical indicators, signaling a pullback could occur before further gains. Investors should monitor geopolitical developments, interest rate forecasts, and sector vulnerabilities, especially in technology and small caps. The NASDAQ seems poised to test 22,275 in the short term, though bearish divergences may limit gains. - News Impact: Moody's U.S. credit rating downgrade spurred after-hours volatility, which could continue to impact sentiment, mirroring reactions to Fitch’s earlier downgrade. Conversely, U.S.-China trade truce agreements have uplifted markets, benefiting tech and global equities, and reinforcing bullish trends. Positive crypto sentiment has also aided NASDAQ’s advance. Bright prospects should buoy the index next week as optimism continues in high-growth sectors.
NASDAQ:NDXLong
by CrowdWisdomTrading
Nasdaq can test the key support againNasdaq had held steadily above the 200-day moving average, eliminating all losses imposed by the tariff situation. Even though the situation doesn’t look resolved right now, parameters of tech stocks are improving: breadth and strength are improving for the last month. The tech sector has been outperforming other sectors with the recovery of NVDA, TSLA, AAPL and other shares of tech giants. However, despite the local growth of optimism in the markets, the current upside rally looks as a comeback from a shocking event of “Liberation day”, but doesn’t look as an euphoria or a FOMO-event yet. Tech stocks lead the rally, and it’s possible to observe some rotation between Nasdaq and S&P 500 in the near future, with Nasdaq testing the 200-day moving average back again, as shown at the chart. Don't forget - this is just the idea, always do your own research and never forget to manage your risk!
WHSELFINVEST:USTECH100CFDShort
by Stanislav_Bernukhov_Exness
Price Outcomes"This Is For The Record" Dealing Range(DR) -Previous day High and Low Seeing that Wednesday sell side liquidity DR swept by Thursday London sweep. To confirm Thursday sweep, Wednesday high broken by Thursday Price retraced 61% of Thursday DR to AOI-"iFVG" as support to go higher Today London open showed support to Asia Low displacing to Asia high and breaking through it Clear 1hr OB left in London session for NY to retrace and balance price Now that NY opened and went higher we can still be open to PDH challenged as no Session lows or major key levels PDH-PDL broken If still bullish price will have to break PDH and sweep internal liquidity lows If bearish previous day high- PDH to be sweep area of interest AOI in NY and show clear bearish rejection, NY now at 30min order block -OB in premium area of dealing range-DR, if there is rejection to the OB, Price must displace NY low and respect any form of resistance made to the NY low eg. FVG or OB I wont participate in sell unless previous day low displaced. Sit back and wait for the market to show its hand at key levels and AOI. Bravo Six. Badged member of the SAS. Task Force QT17
FX:NAS100
by Johnathan_Price
NSDQ100 INTRADAY uptrend continuationTrade Tensions – Trump’s Tariff Plans Donald Trump said he will set new tariff rates on trading partners within the next 2–3 weeks. China tariffs may remain at 30% through late 2025, according to a Bloomberg survey. Relevance: Renewed tariff threats could pressure Nasdaq 100 names with global exposure, especially semiconductors and large-cap tech (e.g., Apple, Nvidia). Heightened inflation and supply chain risks may weigh on broader risk sentiment. Geopolitical Risks – Russia, Middle East Trump is open to meeting Vladimir Putin, though peace talks in Istanbul remain unproductive. Meanwhile, he returns from the Middle East with $200 billion in UAE investment deals. Relevance: Limited direct impact on Nasdaq 100, but reinforces broader geopolitical uncertainty, which may influence market volatility and global risk appetite. Meta Under Pressure – Competition and Regulation ByteDance, owner of TikTok, is reportedly on track to match Meta’s revenue this year. Meta shares fell on reports of delayed AI development and increasing EU regulatory pressure around user age restrictions. Relevance: Meta (META) faces increasing headwinds from both competition and regulation. Sentiment could spill into other ad-driven or AI-exposed Nasdaq 100 names. xAI Controversy – Grok AI Glitch Elon Musk’s xAI chatbot Grok posted controversial content due to unauthorized system tampering. The company has since corrected the issue. Relevance: Raises concerns about oversight and content control in the AI space. May indirectly affect sentiment around AI-related names in the Nasdaq 100, including Tesla and other emerging AI platforms. Conclusion – Nasdaq 100 Implications Caution warranted around large-cap tech, especially Meta and AI-focused companies. Trade war rhetoric and geopolitical risk could add volatility to the broader index. Watch for market reactions to tariff announcements, regulatory headlines, and key AI developments. Key Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Level 1: 21540 Resistance Level 2: 21710 Resistance Level 3: 21900 Support Level 1: 20890 Support Level 2: 20730 Support Level 3: 20600 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