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QQQ: A PULLBACK IS POSSIBLELooking at the 1 hour chart we can see some small bearish divergence developing on our trusty TDI indicator, suggesting a small pullback is likely Here, I've highlighted several key support zones to watch for in the next few trading days - week - 378: could fill the gap to the downside to retest our 50 hour moving average (Yellow circle) - 370: a key fibonacci retracement level - 365: the upper bound of our 4 month bull flag There is no need to flip bearish mid term if the MAs hold up, should retest these levels first before moving to all time highs
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by Jonalius
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NASDAQ:QQQ
by JS_TechTrading
MOMENTUM, GROWTH & INNOVATIONUpdated Watchlist: www.tradingview.com Selection Criteria: Introducing our cutting-edge trading strategy, a synergy of Cathy Wood's keen fundamental analysis and Mark Minervini's acclaimed trend template criteria. Imagine having the foresight to identify high-potential technology stocks that are not just promising on paper but are actively demonstrating robust performance in the market. That's the core of our approach. We meticulously select stocks that Cathy Wood's methodology identifies as leaders in technological innovation, ensuring that each company has a solid foundation for growth. But we don't stop there. We apply Mark Minervini's trend template to verify that these stocks are not only fundamentally sound but are also in a confirmed stage 2 uptrend. This dual-layered strategy ensures that you're investing in companies that are both revolutionizing their industries and are currently capturing the market's momentum. With our trading strategy, you're not just betting on potential; you're investing in technology stocks that are set to soar, backed by the analytical prowess of two of the most respected names in the trading world. Join us, and be part of a select group of traders who demand the best of both worlds: groundbreaking innovation and proven market trends.
NASDAQ:QQQ
by JS_TechTrading
Part 2: Price Action Breakdown - Advance ElementsIn the first part, we discussed the components of the price action theory. We covered value area, control line, and excess price with examples, setups & guidelines (with my own observations.) Now, in this idea, we are going to cover the following topics: No trading zone Initiative & responsive trading Shifting of the value area Bullish Value area Bearish value area Extention of the value area Combining all the pieces I request all of you to visit our first part if you have not read it yet. Check out the following demo chart, and try to mention each component by yourself: Now, you can check the following chart, and see if you have denoted correctly or noted: 1) No trading zone: No trading zone/activities is the area where trading is not happening. It shows the strength of buyers in the lower band and the strength of the sellers in the upper boundary. Its shows who is controlling, who will be controlling, and who have lost the opportunity. What does it mean? 🔹If the length of the no-trading zone is wide at the lower band, it shows that buyers are controlling the movement and sellers are not able to form trading activities. 🔹If the length of the no-trading zone is wide at the upper band, it shows that sellers are controlling the movement and buyers are not able to form trading activities. Observing the given formation that shows a sideways value area is enough to understand the whole story. There were actually three no-trading zones in the value area: two on the lower band and one on the upper band. The first NTZ(No-trading zone) on the lower band was the signal of the movement controlled by buyers. NTZ-2 was the widest of the value area, where sellers snatched the control from buyers and started outnumbering the buyers. NTZ-3 was the last no-trading zone where the buyers were on the controlled buy and couldn't give a response to the sellers' initiative move. The excess was the last price point from sellers that started the supply pressure. 2) Initiative & responsive trading As we discussed earlier, price movements are the result of the interaction between supply and demand. Buyer(demand) and seller's(supply) intuition are the main components of the price. Value area from where buyers and sellers are satisfied with the current prices. Neither buyers want to increase, nor the seller is interested in low prices at least for some duration. It's called equilibrium between buyers and sellers. What if it's enough? # Now buyers don't want to keep the prices as it's too low for them. So, the buyers will make an initiative to break the upper band of the value area. It is called "initiative" by buyers. # Sellers have to stop them from going out of the value area by making excess, which is called "response" by sellers. Anyone, either buyers or sellers, who are not satisfied can make an initiative. However, the opposite party has to respond to their initiative and settle into equilibrium again. Case 1: - The movement can only reach equilibrium by responding to each initiative. If a failure occurs, it signals evidence of a big move in the direction of the initiative. As per the chart, whenever buyers have made an initiative to move outside of the value area, sellers have responded with supply pressure and vice versa. Case 2: - Buyers have made an initiative, but sellers couldn't hold back the buyers' pressure and ended up losing movement. Here, we can say that the buyers have given a breakout of the value area, and the sellers' response was a failure. 3) Shifting of the value area - Traders don't have to be upset after the breakout of the value area. Supply and demand will balance and unbalance again, and traders will get an opportunity to trade according to the theory. We all know of the tenet of the dow theory that "price tends to trend ." Value area also shifts its value after the breakout/breakdown, often in the direction of the trend. Uptrend: The price was in an uptrend. After the breakout of the first value area, it has formed the second, and so on. Downtrend: The price was in a downtrend. After the breakdown of the first value area, it has formed the second, and so on.
NASDAQ:QQQEducation
by Money_Dictators
9
QQQ right back down? Target $338Today was a date I got multiple times last month and energy (via dowsing with a pendulum) has shifted to bearish. I had the same target come up again today that I got last month- $338. So it's a case of one long-time target that was met at $342 for the bounce, and the next lower target next up on the menu. At least, I hope! I do have some other timing coming in for this Friday or, more likely, next Monday. I would love a swift crash and then we can eventually rally for Santa time. Or Jesus. Or, or, or... pick your poison. Of course, I could be completely wrong. Or, maybe we only go to the 200 daily sma and then up. I did have it repeat in my mind in a dream this morning. Anyway, that's what I have for now. Good luck!
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by JenRz
5
QQQ False BreakoutBuying PUTs on the QQQs QQQ DEC 22 370 PUT LIMIT $7.55 Thesis: Sesonality, stocks tend to pull back mid-October in pre-Election Years. RSI tuned negative even though reaching a higher high on the QQQs. Big tech names like TSLA, NFLX tightening after big moves up. False breakout of the lower channel matches today's pivot at the top of the channel. (Purple boxes.) False breakouts happen at both channels' ends by the same measured moves. 374 area was firmly rejected previously. Strong resistance.
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by jl360
1
pt1 TSLA NVDA AAPL MSFT AMZN META GOOGL Price ForecastTSLA NVDA AAPL MSFT AMZN META GOOGL Price Forecast 00:00 Rate hike Data, Sentiment Data, Earnings, Economic data 04:08 QQQ Forecast 10:28 Sp500 ETF analysis 13:40 Tesla Stock TSLA Forecast Technical Analysis 16:26 Nvidia Stock NVDA Forecast Technical Analysis 19:00 Apple Stock AAPL Forecast Technical Analysis 22:13 Amazon Stock AMZN Forecast Technical Analysis 25:22 Google Stock GOOGL Forecast Technical Analysis 27:04 Microsoft Stock MSFT Forecast Technical Analysis 29:23 Meta Forecast Technical Analysis
NASDAQ:QQQLong
by ArcadiaTrading
1
QQQ Preparing for Years of Choppy Consolidation QQQ after 2000 mirrors SPX after 1930. makes sense to me... This is the transition from tech being risk on to tech becoming the bluechip base lines. Yet ugly sideways times may be ahead as sellers absorb demand for the top tech stocks. will investors get wrekt as market goes into bullish trends and then reverses only to put in sharp lows. where average joe's are whipsawed based on current news and candle color 2024-2027 this could be the case.. Extending my focus on 2030.. buying red candles. building positions in the future. (tech in my opinion)
NASDAQ:QQQ
by SnarkyPuppy
2
QQQ NEW LOWS INCOMING!Hello, fellow traders and investors! There has recently been a leg up in our bearish channel creating what we anticipate to be a lower high. There is plenty of uncertainty in the economy at the moment whether it be the wars in Russia/Ukraine or Israel/Palestine, upcoming interest rate decisions, the fed's approach to their balance sheet and applying quantitative tightening, etc... All that to say Rise Capital believes we are at overbought levels and are actively pursuing strategies to take advantage of the bearish movement that is soon to come. We will be taking different approaches like shorting qqq, getting put contracts on qqq and buying shares of sqqq. SHORT QQQ Entry: 367.71 Take Profit: 342.20 (Partial profits can be taking off depending on price action) Stop loss: 373.75 Risk/Reward: 4.3
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by RiseCapital
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