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QQQ Support and Resistance is KEY

NASDAQ:QQQ   Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1
I have a short story for you all but first it's important to mention that we're right at an important level that was created on December 13. If we stay trading below this level, the next important level is near 290. That's a decent drop from where we are today. Keep a watchful eye on your indicators as there's more downside as a possibility.

Once upon a time, there was a young trader named Jack. He had just learned about support and resistance levels in trading and was eager to apply his newfound knowledge to the markets.

Jack studied the charts and noticed that the price of QQQ was approaching an important resistance level. He knew that if the price broke through this level, it would signal a bullish trend and the bulls would be in control of the market. However, if the price failed to break through the resistance level, it would indicate a bearish trend, and the bears would be in control.

Jack placed an options trade on QQQ, betting that the price would break through the resistance level. However, the market had other plans. The price failed to break through the resistance level, and instead, it started to drop rapidly.

Jack watched in horror as his trade plummeted. He quickly realized that the bears were now in control of the market. He tried to cut his losses and sell the stock, but it was too late. The market had already moved against him, and he had lost a significant amount of money.

Jack learned to always pay attention to support and resistance levels in trading. He knew that if the price was below an important resistance level, it was a sign that the bears were in control, and he should avoid placing bullish options trades. Instead, he would wait for the price to break through the resistance level before placing any trades, ensuring that he was always trading with the trend and not against it.

CE - BitDoctor
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