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NASDAQ - SELL IDEA

Short
SKILLING:US100   US100 CFD
Hello TradingView community! I'm excited to share my latest Elliott Wave analysis on NASDAQ, which, based on my observations, is showing a strong sell signal. As a practitioner of Elliott Wave theory, I've been closely monitoring NASDAQ's market movements and here's what I've found.

Through my in-depth analysis, it seems that NASDAQ has completed its bullish cycle, which is typically characterized by a five-wave impulse pattern integral to Elliott Wave theory. The completion of this cycle is a significant marker, often indicating the onset of a corrective phase. Based on the wave patterns and market dynamics, I believe NASDAQ is now entering the early stages of a bearish correction.

I've noted that we've reached the peak of the fifth wave, marking the end of the bullish trend. The market is transitioning into the corrective A-B-C pattern. In Elliott Wave analysis, Wave A usually represents a sharp decline and presents a selling opportunity. My analysis leads me to believe that we are at the onset of Wave A, signaling a shift in market sentiment from bullish to bearish.

Given these insights, I'm considering initiating a short position in NASDAQ. The target for this trade would ideally be set around the end of the previous Wave 4, a common retracement level in Elliott Wave theory. This strategy is based on the expectation that Wave A will drive the price down to this significant level.

As always, it's essential to use Elliott Wave analysis in conjunction with other technical indicators and robust risk management practices. I'm looking forward to hearing your perspectives and strategies on NASDAQ, so please share in the comments below. Let's engage in a thoughtful and insightful discussion!

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