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NASDAQ: BULLISH FALLING WEDGE PATTERN.

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CME_MINI:NQ1!   NASDAQ 100 E-mini Futures
Hello traders, today I am gonna share a NASDAQ update with you guys. This is my first ever update on NASDAQ and I am super excited to share this valuable information with you all.

Timeframe: 1 Day.

Description: Nasdaq is the second-largest stock exchange in the world. Nasdaq, which is an acronym for the National Association of Securities Dealers Automatic Quotation System, was established in 1971. The US-based exchange is also the first-ever electronic stock market in the world.

Update: Back in Nov 2021, when NASDAQ hit its ATH at 16767, we saw some drastic fall on NASDAQ. A straight -33.6% drop in the last seven and half months. NASDAQ has been under the falling wedge pattern for a while and in the recent move when NASDAQ got rejected from the resistance level of 12200 (Lower High), it did not make any lower low level, rather the candle closed above the previous lower low level (11068). This could be a sign of trend reversal where the falling wedge will turn into a rising wedge pattern.

RSI: The RSI on NASDAQ has been below the level of 50 for quite a while. It has been constantly getting rejected from the middle level of the RSI keeping NASDAQ under the oversold area.

Conclusion: If NASDAQ manages to reverse the trend then I expect a bullish rally to start soon. I am expecting a 60% rally if NASDAQ breaks above the resistance level. The yellow-colored lower trendline will be the invalidation point for NASDAQ.

Note: This chart is completely based on technical analysis. It is not a piece of financial advice. So, do your own research before investing.

What are your views on NASDAQ? Do you think NASDAQ is ready to make a bullish rally? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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