QQQ Springboard PatternThe 15m intraday chart suggests a rising wedge/ascending triangle forming under $597–$598 resistance
The measured move shown is about ±1.33% from the breakout
That puts upside potential near $603 (recent high) or downside risk toward $584–$585
RSI is around 59 - climbing, but not overbought yet
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Simple Investment Strategy (Long Term only)This strategy is designed for long-term investors using a simple, two-indicator setup on the weekly chart:
• VWMA (Volume-Weighted Moving Average) – 52-period
• EMA (Exponential Moving Average) – 10-period
✅ Entry Signal (Buy)
• Enter a position when the 10-period EMA crosses above the 52-period
QQQ Oct. 1 – Holding $600, Gamma Pin in Play Intraday View (15-Min Chart)
QQQ has been grinding higher but is now consolidating just above the key $600 handle. The wedge channel shows buyers defending dips, though MACD and Stoch RSI are cooling off.
* Support Levels: $598.75, $596.10, $592.78
* Resistance Levels: $600.70, $602.06, $604.01
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QQQ Tightening Up – Gamma Levels Will Decide Oct 3 Intraday Technical Outlook (15m Chart)
The QQQ closed near $606.01, coiling into a wedge formation after a strong upward push. On the 15-minute chart, the price is sitting right at a confluence of support and resistance trendlines:
* MACD: Starting to recover after a bearish dip, showing early signs
QQQ SEP-OCT 2025QQQ is consolidating near the upper resistance zone after hitting 5.5B volume. Strong supports are at 570 and 530, with a critical open gap around 490 that could act as a magnet if momentum fades. Institutional flows show distribution near highs, but trend support remains intact.
Upside target: 60
QQQ Channel SupportQQQ is consolidating after a strong rally & holding the rising channel keeps upside targets alive, but a breakdown risks a retrace to mid-$560s
If QQQ holds the channel and clears $602.87, the extension target is $650+ (123.6% Fib)
A break below the channel and $595 could pull back to $560–$567
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