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NQ - 9/4 1HRMonthly timeframe Pink Weekly = Grey Daily = Red 4hr = Orange 1hr = Yellow 15min = Blue 5min = Green 4 candles, 6 Levels, & MarketMeta Range = 2 or consecutive candles of the same color. Distribution Range - When price is above a distribution range it will act as support. When price is below, the SwingLow will be the boundary/entrance/exit of the range. Distribution ranges consist of the 1st candle called the BackSide and last candle called the Frontside. Each has expectations. BackSide candle (BS): expectation=strong reaction to price, support price. Hold price above it. Mark this level with a horizontal ray tool on the topside wick or topside body. FrontSide candle (FS) expectation = support price until trend reversal. Protects the SwingLow, exit of range. To mark this level, place the horizontal ray tool on the topside wick or topside body. SwingLow = the bottom side wick of the FrontSide Candle. Boundary of the range. The Accumulation Range - When price is BELOW an accumulation range then these levels will act as resistance to price. Inverse Backside (Inv.BS)= the first candle in the accumulation range. Its marked on the bottom side wick or body of the candle. Its usually next to a Frontside candle. Traders like to see Inverse BackSide candles engulf Frontside candles and create an impulsive Fair Value Gap. These f.V.G's next to FrontSide levels have higher probability than those that don't have the engulfing, F.V.G.. the last candle in the accumulation range is the Inverse FrontSide (Inv.FS) marking the topside wick with the horizontal ray tool is to mark the SwingHigh Level. Mark the bottom side wick or body to display the Inv.FS level.
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by StudyGuideTA
NQ1! 4H Technical SnapshotNQ1! 4H Technical Snapshot NQ1! is currently consolidating within a symmetrical triangle formation on the 4-hour timeframe. The price is testing the Fib Golden Level (50-61.8% retracement) along with the ascending trendline, which serves as immediate confluent support. The descending trendline above has acted as resistance, limiting upside momentum and defining the upper boundary of this consolidation. Should current support break, further downside targets include the 'Good Support' zone around 23,000-23,100, followed by the 'Key Support' area near 22,800-22,900. Disclaimer: The information provided in this chart is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice. Trading and investing involve substantial risk and are not suitable for every investor. You should carefully consider your financial situation and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The creator of this chart does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit and is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of using this information. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Use this information at your own risk. This chart has been created for my own improvement in Trading and Investment Analysis. Please do your own analysis before any investments.
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by ManiMarkets
NQ FUTURES IDEA We are looking to test the top of 23,782 NQ but if we fall below 23,608 NQ we going short. I think we have a higher chance of going down below 23,782 NQ tomorrow. Because Wall Street is on edge heading into Friday’s nonfarm payrolls. Economists forecasting the U.S. economy added 75,000 jobs last month, a weak estimate that’s only slightly higher than the dismal 73,000 headline number in the July report. The unemployment rate is also projected to tick higher, to 4.3% from 4.2%. I know Las Vegas unemployment is one of the highest in the nation so things are not well so NQ will continue to have more volatility.
CME_MINI:NQU2025Short
by ReadyTraderOne702
$NQ_F $MNQ_F Trading Range for 9.2.25 Ok, so we are heading into tomorrow after the three day weekend a little bearish. Friday every candle printed red and the 35EMA is above us facing down so definitely look to that as resistance. Nasdaq is more bearish than S&P, that 30min 200MA has already turned down so DEFINITELY note that level. Volatility map on the right for tomorrow’s range. Let’s go, y’all. I have officially been converted into a futures trader so new regular ticker right here.
CME_MINI:MNQ1!
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
August 2025 pnl This month I ran 3 algos on the micro futures (MES & MNQ). Z-Score Strategies (MES + MNQ) • 25 trades in total • 60% win rate • Net P/L: $294 after fees → These trades showed steady performance, leaning on consistency with solid risk/reward. MNQ DVD Strategy • 8 trades total • 50% win rate • Net P/L: $237 after fees → Fewer trades, but higher expectancy ($31 per trade) — when this one hits, it pays well. 📈 Takeaway: The Z-Score setups gave more consistency, while the DVD algo added bigger pops per trade. Running them together balances steady gains with higher payoff opportunities.
CME_MINI:NQ1!
by QuantByBoji
NQ Power Range Report with FIB Ext - 8/29/2025 Session (Correct)CME_MINI:NQU2025 - PR High: 23762.00 - PR Low: 23735.00 - NZ Spread: 60.5 Key scheduled economic events: 08:30 | Core PCE Price Index (YoY|MoM) 09:45 | Chicago PMI Month end ahead of early close Monday Session Open Stats (As of 12:45 AM 8/29) - Session Open ATR: 283.13 - Volume: 16K - Open Int: 286K - Trend Grade: Long - From BA ATH: -1.4% (Rounded) Key Levels (Rounded - Think of these as ranges) - Long: 24382 - Mid: 23239 - Short: 22096 Keep in mind this is not speculation or a prediction. Only a report of the Power Range with Fib extensions for target hunting. Do your DD! You determine your risk tolerance. You are fully capable of making your own decisions. BA: Back Adjusted BuZ/BeZ: Bull Zone / Bear Zone NZ: Neutral Zone
CME_MINI:NQU2025
by mv3trader5
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Nasdaq Pulls Back After Friday’s Rally: Identifying Demand ZoneYesterday, the Nasdaq underwent a pullback following a robust bullish surge on Friday. During this correction, a fresh Daily Demand Zone emerged on the chart, signaling potential support levels. Traders are now eyeing this area as an opportunity to position for a possible new high, should the market retrace further today. The current outlook favors a long setup, with anticipation of a continued upward move contingent on the price respecting the identified demand zone. ✅ Please share your thoughts about NQ1! in the comments section below and HIT LIKE if you appreciate my analysis. Don't forget to FOLLOW ME; you will help us a lot with this small contribution.
CME_MINI:NQ1!Long
by FOREXN1
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MNQ Prop Account Risk Management – From $50K to $300K 1) Core funding rules (simple & strict) Account inputs Acct = account size TTD = trailing drawdown buffer your prop gives (e.g., Apex $50K → $2,500) tickValue and tickSize depend on the product (for MNQ: tickSize = 0.25, tickValue = $0.50, $2.00 per index point) Budgeting Daily loss cap (never exceed): DailyCap = 0.10 × TTD (≈ 10% of TTD) → $50K example: 0.10 × 2,500 = $250/day Per-trade risk (normal): RiskTrade = 0.50 × DailyCap (≈ 50% of daily) → $50K example: 0.50 × 250 = $125/trade Max trades per day (if all losers): DailyCap / RiskTrade → typically 2 losses max. Stop trading. Tip: if you’re warming up or drawdown is tight, use RiskTrade = 0.33 × DailyCap (3 bullets per day). Position sizing Choose a stop distance in points from your 15s setup (tight range, reduces variance). For MNQ: RiskPerContract = StopPoints × $2.00 Contracts = floor( RiskTrade / RiskPerContract ) Trailing drawdown protection Hard daily stop: auto-flatten when Unrealized+Realized <= -DailyCap. Two-strike rule: 2 consecutive full-risk losses → walk away. No add-to-loser; scale-in only if the first risk is reduced (BE+ or partials). 2) Timeframe workflow (why 15s works) Context / bias: 10–15-minute chart → trend, key levels, session regime. Execution: 15-second chart → micro pullback, CHoCH/confirm, ALGTP setup zones. Psychology: the 10–15m avoids overreacting; 15s keeps risk tight. Risk discipline: 15s makes it easy to place objective small stops (e.g., 10–20 points MNQ), aligning with prop TTD constraints and avoiding rule violations. 3) Concrete numbers (MNQ examples) Assume MNQ (Micro NQ): $2.00 per point per contract (0.25 tick = $0.50) Three example stops from 15s structure: 10 / 15 / 20 points Risk per contract 10 pts → $20 15 pts → $30 20 pts → $40 Position sizing formula Contracts = floor( RiskTrade / (StopPoints × 2) ) 4) Scaling plan by account size I’ll assume TTD ≈ 5% of account (matches Apex 50K→2.5K). If your prop’s TTD differs, just plug your TTD into the same formulas. Account TTD (≈5%) DailyCap = 10% TTD RiskTrade = 50% of Daily MNQ contracts (10 / 15 / 20-pt stop) $50K $2,500 $250 $125 6 / 4 / 3 (=$120/$120/$120 used) $100K $5,000 $500 $250 12 / 8 / 6 $150K $7,500 $750 $375 18 / 12 / 9 $250K $12,500 $1,250 $625 31 / 20 / 15 $300K $15,000 $1,500 $750 37 / 25 / 18 How to read: For the $50K plan with a 20-point stop, Contracts = floor(125 / 40) = 3. With 15-point stop: floor(125 / 30) = 4. With 10-point: floor(125 / 20) = 6. Important fine-tuning If your fills slip or you trail early, reduce Contracts by 1 to keep real risk ≤ plan. In fast conditions, switch to 10-second (ALGTP’s funding preset) or even 5-second for entries. It shrinks stop distance yet still respects the 10–15m bias. 5) Trade plan checklist (ALGTP flow) When to trade Timeframe panel (your “snow” focus): higher-timeframe bias aligned (10–15m green for longs / red for shorts). Price is above Setup Trigger and confirms at CHoCH/Confirmation Trigger (for longs), or symmetric for shorts. Momentum not exhausted (avoid entries directly into TP3/TP4 clouds). When not to trade Opposite bias on 10–15m. Entering right into Capital Defense / Max Exhaustion zones. After 2 full-risk losses or when DailyCap is reached. Entry & management Entry at Setup Trigger or micro retest on 15s. Initial stop just beyond Capital Defense (or last micro-swing). Partial TP ladder: TP1 (momentum hold), TP2 (intensity), trail to BE+, then leave a runner toward TP3/TP4. Trailing: switch to smart trailing only after TP1; before that, protect initial risk. 6) Simple formulas you can keep on your desk DailyCap = 0.10 × TTD RiskTrade = 0.50 × DailyCap Risk/contract = StopPoints × $2.00 // MNQ Contracts = floor( RiskTrade / Risk/contract ) Example (50K, TTD 2,500): DailyCap = 250 RiskTrade = 125 Stop 15pt → Risk/contract = 15 × 2 = $30 Contracts = floor(125 / 30) = 4 If you also trade MES (Micro S&P): tick $1.25 (0.25 pt), so $5 per point. Replace $2.00 with $5.00 in the formula. 7) Why this is prop-friendly Keeps risk anchored to TTD, not to account notional. Forces few, high-quality attempts (2–3 bullets max/day). 15s (or ALGTP’s 10s funding preset) compresses stop distance, making the same TTD support more contracts without violating rules. The 10–15m bias prevents revenge trading and wrong-direction scalps.
CME_MINI:MNQ1!
by TWRTEAM