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| NASDAQ | Weekly outlook for NFP week.This week is active in terms of volatility, with JOLTS today at 10 AM, Unemployment Claims + FOMC tomorrow, and NFP on Friday. The price shows a Market Maker Buy model framework on the daily chart, combined with a weekly distribution framework. I would like to see a run at the liquidity generated by yesterday's economic news driver, although there is SMT divergence with ES! so it might not happen. My ultimate target for the coming weeks is to visit the all-time high (ATH). In the short term, the targets are yesterday's high and the high of the original consolidation of the MMBM framework on the daily chart.
CME_MINI:NQH2025Long
by NarcotikT
Nasdaq Futures: Neutral Day or Breakout Ahead? Key SetupsIn today’s analysis of Nasdaq futures (Tuesday, January 7, 2025), we explore key price levels and potential strategies for both longs and shorts. The market remains in a range with important liquidity zones, but upcoming news could lead to significant moves. 📈 Long Opportunities: Watch for setups around 21,780 or retracements to 21,560, targeting 21,900 and 22,100. 📉 Short Setups: Focus on entries near 21,800 or 21,900, aiming for moves toward 21,650 and 21,560. 📊 Market Insights: Stay alert for key economic news at 10:00 AM (NY time), which may drive the price out of the current range. Let us know in the comments if you’d like analysis on other assets or swing trading strategies. Don’t miss out—this video is packed with insights to help you navigate today’s market! 🔗 Subscribe to the channel for daily analysis, expert strategies, and exclusive trading content. Join us and elevate your trading game!
CME_MINI:MNQH2025
by BinvestorsTrading
MNQ - Watch yesterday's London low carefully, we should rip highYou can see this play out much better on the 1 min chart: The long and short story is that we have liquidity sitting on top of us and the bottom of current London session. What they'll likely do is cover the entire daily session with liquidity from where yesterday's high's going to lows left off. Take price down to to "too much of an obvious liquidity point" (equal lows). I would expect that they induce everyone to long there, sharply take everyone out, but not go into the previous London low yet. They will force people to chase the low, providing liquidity on the backside, into yesterday's London low (which is daily low also). Since it is a Tuesday, you get your market highs/lows on Tuesday apx 70% of the time statistically.... So I would expect the market to RIP super high from there and take out all of the sandwiched liquidity that will likely be engineered from what was left over from yesterday's AM/PM sessions, and the liquidity that will be engineered today. Look for a very strong long opportunity at the bottom of Yesterday's London session low. Should be able to take it to the high today.
CME_MINI:MNQH2025Long
by Zulu_Kilo
NQ Power Range Report with FIB Ext - 1/7/2025 SessionCME_MINI:NQH2025 - PR High: 21796.25 - PR Low: 21768.75 - NZ Spread: 61.5 Key scheduled economic events: 10:00 | ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI - ISM Non-Manufacturing Prices - JOLTs Job Openings Previous session run to 21900 inventory - Rotating inside daily Keltner average cloud below previous session close Session Open Stats (As of 12:45 AM 1/7) - Weekend Gap: N/A - Gap 10/30/23 +0.47% - Session Open ATR: 376.77 - Volume: 27K - Open Int: 243K - Trend Grade: Bull - From BA ATH: -4.2% (Rounded) Key Levels (Rounded - Think of these as ranges) - Long: 22667 - Mid: 21525 - Short: 19814 Keep in mind this is not speculation or a prediction. Only a report of the Power Range with Fib extensions for target hunting. Do your DD! You determine your risk tolerance. You are fully capable of making your own decisions. BA: Back Adjusted BuZ/BeZ: Bull Zone / Bear Zone NZ: Neutral Zone
CME_MINI:NQH2025Short
by mv3trader5
Pre-Market Analysis for Nasdaq, Oil, and Gold Futures The Nasdaq closed higher with an upper wick on the daily chart. As mentioned previously, this week is expected to show buying pressure at the beginning, followed by selling pressure towards the latter half. After the 240-minute chart's buy signal, the daily chart's MACD is moving closer to the Signal line, indicating buying momentum. However, achieving a complete golden cross appears challenging due to the divergence and angle. The 21,900–22,000 range is considered a short-term high zone, where the market might either sharply drop after forming an upper wick or move sideways before failing the golden cross, leading to a downward shift in the MACD and a subsequent sell-off. Notably, Nvidia, which has been driving the current index, continues to show strength. Monitoring Nvidia's previous high as a resistance point will be crucial. While the 240-minute chart exhibits strong buying pressure, the steep angle of the recent surge suggests that managing risk and opting for selling opportunities near the highs—rather than buying on dips—would be more advantageous. Additionally, keep an eye on key economic indicators such as the ISM Services Index and JOLTS report, which are scheduled for release today. Crude oil closed lower with an upper wick. Given its recent rapid surge, crude oil's daily chart shows significant divergence from the 5-day moving average. It is advantageous to focus on selling at the highs in this scenario. If the price pulls back to the 240-day moving average, observing whether it finds support will be critical. This week, oil could pull back to the 3-week moving average on the weekly chart and then rebound. Therefore, caution is advised against chasing the rally, and selling near previous highs would be prudent. However, buying on dips near the 3-week moving average could present an opportunity. On the longer-term 240-minute chart, a bearish candlestick at the high has triggered a sell signal. It would be wise to anticipate potential sharp declines and prioritize selling during rebounds. For buying opportunities, it is recommended to act cautiously and at significantly lower levels. Gold closed lower with a lower wick. Ahead of Friday’s non-farm payroll data, gold is likely to remain range-bound in a consolidation phase. On the weekly chart, gold faces resistance from moving averages, and this week’s key data releases may determine its trend. On the daily chart, while a buy signal was generated, gold failed to make a significant surge, leading to the MACD and Signal line moving sideways. With market flows becoming more uncertain, a range-bound strategy is advisable. On the 240-minute chart, gold could form a triangular consolidation pattern in the short term. Until Friday, trading within a range would be the most effective approach. The weather has turned colder with a cold wave sweeping in, and flu season is here. Please take care of your health, and I wish you successful trading today! ■Nasdaq - Range-bound Market -Buy Levels: 21,660 / 21,565 / 21,495 / 21,450 -Sell Levels: 21,885 / 21,940 / 22,005 / 22,045 / 22,110 ■Oil - Bullish Market -Buy Levels: 72.80 / 71.90 / 71.00 -Sell Levels: 73.60 / 74.20 / 74.85 ■Gold - Range-bound Market -Buy Levels: 2,641 / 2,635 / 2,625 -Sell Levels: 2,652 / 2,658 / 2,666 / 2,672
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by Futureguard
Tuesday: Make Your Day a Payday with NASDAQ 25.01.07Hello, this is Greedy All-Day. Today’s analysis focuses on the NASDAQ. Monday Trading Results Buy Signals: The green boxes marked the buy entry zones for Monday’s session. Sell Signals: No sell entries were triggered, so there is no commentary for sell trades. Outcome: Both the first and second buy entries were activated, and all targets were achieved. Profit: The price moved a total of 321 points, resulting in approximately $6,400 in profit per contract. How Should We Approach Today’s Market? Looking at the daily chart, the price appears to have entered the supply zone within the green box range, which spans 21619 to 21896. While Monday’s bullish candle demonstrated strength, the upper wick formed during the U.S. session's close indicates that bullish momentum was met with selling pressure. This leaves a less-than-ideal setup for the bulls. The trend is likely to continue in the direction of the breakout from this supply zone. Today’s Trading Strategy Buy Perspective: Entry Trigger: A breakout above both the resistance trendline and Monday’s high at 21897 is recommended for a conservative buy entry. Target Levels: First resistance: The yellow box, which contains the purple resistance trendline. Beyond this, the maximum target lies at 22111. Scenario Analysis for Bulls: Should the price rally, the green box zones (previous lows) will form a double bottom structure, providing a strong foundation for continued upside. A breakout above 22111 would confirm a larger double bottom pattern, potentially paving the way for a rally toward previous highs or even new all-time highs. Sell Perspective: Entry Trigger: A break below the ascending trendline and Monday’s corrective low at 21619 serves as the sell signal. Target Levels: Maximum target: 21520 Beyond this, further downside is possible; however, key support zones are unclear due to differing stair-step patterns during recent rallies and corrections. Conclusion The NASDAQ is at a critical juncture, balancing between bullish potential and bearish risks: For Buyers: Watch for a breakout above 21897 for potential upside to 22111 and beyond. For Sellers: Monitor a breakdown below 21619, with 21520 as the initial target. Be prepared for both scenarios, as the market continues to provide dynamic opportunities. Let’s stay sharp and trade wisely. 🚀
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by Greedy_allday
1
NQ: 118th trading session - recapNO TRADES TODAY I'm basically just going over everything that has happened today. So, as explained: Overall condition was ranging, although we had some bullish movement quite recently. This basically is just telling me that the price action today has a higher chance of ranging. Now, almost everyday price will start to consolidate in some sort of way after the opening (or even hours after it). This can be in form of tilted ranges to the upside/ downside, or overall just one big range (with smaller ranges within), OR, like today: Some small ranges. Now, my main edge is profiting off of bigger moves and what I call "moving days" (= price doesn't stay in one range). This doesn't happen often, that's why I don't trade all the time. That's also it is SO important to look at the opening price action and bullish/ bearish momentum, as it can often give us a picture of what COULD happen. And to noone's surprise: An opening like today, or overall a rangy/ no momentum ahh opening often signals a rather ranging day. That's why I am now creating a really simple strategy based off of these ranging conditions. It's really just raw price action mixed with momentum and chart analysis. I'm gonna post more often now, it is actually pretty fun. This is also for my astonishing 13 followers 💯
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by GRBmlr
Nasdaq Futures: Powerful Setups to Start the Week StrongKick off your trading week with this detailed analysis of Nasdaq futures for Monday, January 6, 2025. With potential trend reversals and key liquidity zones, today’s market offers exciting opportunities. 📈 Long Opportunities: Look for entries between 21,740–21,670 or near 21,560, aiming for targets at 21,800 and 21,900. 📉 Short Setups: Potential zones like 21,750–21,640, targeting moves down to 21,520 and 21,310. 📊 Market Insights: Analysis of intraday trends, critical resistance levels, and strategies to capitalize on today’s volatility. This video is packed with actionable setups and insights to help you navigate the market with confidence. 🔗 Subscribe now for expert trading strategies, daily market analysis, and exclusive content. Start your week with strong results!
CME_MINI:MNQH2025Long
by BinvestorsTrading
1
Today and Weekly Outlook for Nasdaq, Crude Oil, and Gold FuturesNasdaq Analysis Yesterday, Nasdaq closed higher on the daily chart. It formed a double bottom near the 21,000 level and rebounded, entering a consolidation range near the moving averages. The MACD remains above the zero line, and the Signal line is also above the zero line, suggesting the potential for another upward attempt this week. However, due to the significant gap between the MACD and Signal lines, there is a high possibility of a failed buy attempt followed by a downward move. If the MACD shifts downward, a break below the 60-day moving average could occur. On the weekly chart, no sell signal has emerged yet, but the MACD and Signal lines are closely aligned. This week may determine whether the weekly chart enters a third wave of buying or declines into a death cross. The 240-minute chart currently shows a buy signal, indicating that the market may focus on buying at the start of the week, with a potential shift to selling later in the week as the MACD leans bearish and a third wave of selling emerges on the 240-minute chart. It is advisable to consider support and resistance levels based on daily moving averages and respond to key levels in the longer-term range. Crude Oil Analysis Yesterday, crude oil continued its strong upward trend and closed higher. The price has posted five consecutive bullish candles, with the short-term peak near $74 serving as a resistance zone. A pullback to the 5-day moving average should not be ruled out. On the weekly chart, crude oil formed a large bullish candle, breaking through major resistance levels like the 60-week and 120-week moving averages in one move. Buying near the 72.80 level, which corresponds to the 3-week moving average, is favorable during pullbacks, and maintaining support at the midpoint of the weekly bullish candle will be crucial. The 240-minute chart also reflects strong buying momentum. Above $74, a short-term sell with stop-loss protection is advisable, while aggressive buying during pullbacks below the 5-day moving average on the daily chart is favorable. This is a typical pattern transitioning from bearish alignment to bullish alignment, so caution is advised when considering selling. Gold Analysis Gold closed lower yesterday with a bearish candle. Combining Thursday and Friday’s candlesticks, a doji pattern emerges. If gold fails to break above the 60-day moving average on the daily chart and tilts downward, the key support level at 2600 will be critical. On the weekly chart, the sell signal remains intact, with strong resistance around the 10-week and 20-week moving averages. If gold cannot strongly break through this resistance, a pullback should be anticipated. Although the daily chart confirms a buy signal, the movement lacks significant momentum, leaving room for a swift erasure of the buy signal and a shift to selling this week. On the 240-minute chart, gold is facing resistance at key support/resistance levels. While the pattern can be viewed as a range-bound box, a sell signal on the 240-minute chart could lead to strong selling momentum following a false breakout. Adopting a range-bound strategy with a focus on selling is advantageous. This Week's Outlook This week, major events such as CES 2025, the release of FOMC minutes, and the Nonfarm Payroll report are on the agenda. Additionally, next week’s CPI is within view. Be cautious around key events and data release times to manage risks effectively. Wishing you a successful trading week!
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by Futureguard
1
Intraday Levels for Nasdaq 100 Futures - 01/06/2025This analysis focuses on the Nasdaq 100 Futures, aiming to identify potential support and resistance levels where the price could experience intraday bounces or trend reversals, as well as zones where the price might potentially break higher or move lower. Considerations The range used in this analysis serves only as a reference for broader-level insights. For intraday operations, it is advisable to utilize a lower timeframe to refine entry and exit points more accurately. To confirm the validity of these levels, it is essential to evaluate real-time conditions as the price approaches these zones. Factors such as pressure, trading volume, and Order Flow will play a critical role in determining whether these supports hold or are likely to be broken.
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by Giovanni_Bandini