HOW to USE OB After Liq sweept on daily bais CME_MINI:MNQ1!
After we took PDL we Choch on 1H
and 5 min ob appear for more push
Trade ideas
NQ range levelsWe have a clearly defined range to now buy low and sell high, then pray for the breakout in your favor.
The Peak Vol and S/R levels are my areas to trade reactions. Not looking for anything long over Peak Vol unless very strong buying comes in.
The hopium trade for the day is to get short at the local GP at Peak Vol and break the lows.
[NQ] Short scenarioHere is my short scenario for the US indexes with strong rejection of the previous high. May be the signal for a massive drop of the market on the following days/weeks (and it's in accord with my NASDAQ:NVDA trade short).
Great Trade !
NQ & ES After Hours Comment Thursday 16-10-2025Observing the recent price action, it’s clear that price failed to find meaningful support within those blue zones — however, the sensitivity and reaction around these levels were evident.
The main mistake today was overlooking the fact that, just above the previous day’s highs — which the NQ managed to take out while the ES didn’t — there was a Fair Value Gap (FVG) on the daily timeframe. This area could easily have acted as a resistance zone and triggered a full reversal.
At the same time, the YM had two equal lows sitting just beneath current price, marking a strong liquidity pool.
Overall, it was a poor analysis day on my part — I was off, even though I did mention there would be short setups emerging. Hopefully, you recognized along the way that there was no valid long confirmation, and managed to stay out of losing trades.
Back here tomorrow at 08:45 AM NY time (45 minutes ahead of the market open).
PF
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AMP Futures - Continue your last replay seamlessly.In this idea we will demonstrate how to use the new saved bar replay feature using TradingView.
A trade I could've took, but wanted YOU to take instead! Im 5 years in this trading game, I see the market so vividly now. I thank God for everything. Through the struggles, losses and wins. I can see me quitting my 9 to 5 very soon. This is to show you guys that i eat between the lines on the 1minute timeframe. I really do this. I might start going live , I'll think about it. It might be too much pressure.
Target areas - NQ price for Market open.10/16/25 - These are the target areas - NQ price for Market open depending if price moves up or down. Will look for trades into these areas.
NQ Power Range Report with FIB Ext - 10/16/2025 SessionCME_MINI:NQZ2025
- PR High: 24992.25
- PR Low: 24936.50
- NZ Spread: 124.75
Key scheduled economic events:
08:30 | Initial Jobless Claims
- Retail Sales (Core|MoM)
- Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index
- PPI
AMP margins temp raised for pre-RTH expected economic volatility
Session Open Stats (As of 12:55 AM)
- Session Open ATR: 379.49
- Volume: 30K
- Open Int: 281K
- Trend Grade: Long
- From BA ATH: -1.8% (Rounded)
Key Levels (Rounded - Think of these as ranges)
- Long: 26020
- Mid: 23571
- Short: 21939
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
NASDAQ 100 - US100 // Short Setup Macro Overview
After the daily structure break, the market retraced into the origin supply zone, confirming the redistribution phase.
Today, price re-entered the macro Value Area and is now approaching the VAH, where institutional activity may lead to a new redistribution cycle toward the lower value edge (VAL).
The medium-term bias remains bearish — the short-term structure has realigned with it.
Context Summary
– Daily: confirmed bearish structure after origin breakdown.
– Re-entry into macro VA after short-term extension.
– VAH at 25,130–25,227 aligns with supply + negative delta clusters.
– Fibonacci 0.75 level (25,228.50) marks the center of premium liquidity.
– Bias remains short below VAH.
Execution Plan
Bias: Short
Entry Zone: 25,087.50 → 25,228.50 (Supply + VAH + 0.75 Fib)
Stop Loss: 25,370
TP1: 24,800.00
TP2: 24,650.50 (VAL)
Trigger: Redistribution on negative delta cluster near VAH.
AMP Futures - Volume Footprint charts table summary upgradeIn this idea we will demonstrate how to enable the new table summary feature for Volume footprint charts using Tradingview.
Possible Idea If we see a retrace into tht breaker tonight to tmr and get a confirmation for shorts i'd aim for those EQL from last week
NASDAQ 100 E-mini Futures (NQ1!) – 4H OutlookPrice action has shown a strong recovery from recent lows, breaking above the previous structure and retesting key support. I’ll be looking for a buy opportunity on a clean break and retest of the red resistance zone (around 25,150–25,270).
If the level holds as new support, the next bullish target lies at the black resistance level near 26,100–26,200, which aligns with the higher-timeframe supply zone.
A failure to hold the red zone could invalidate the setup and shift focus back toward the lower liquidity area near 24,700.
Bias: Bullish continuation on confirmed retest
Entry: Break and retest of 25,150–25,270
Target: 26,100–26,200
Invalidation: Below 25,000
NQ 4HR POSSIBLE MOVE AND TARGETSUsing the last swing up and pull back the market is already inside the 50/60.2/70.5 area to push higher pass the BOS
Target areas - NQ price for Market open.10/15/25 - These are the target areas - NQ price for Market open depending if price moves up or down. Will look for trades into these areas.
NQ: 270th trading session - recapMaaaaaan today was so unproductive. Was really distracted, not cool man so so not cool. I will need to change (yet again I'm telling myself that)
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Target areas - NQ price for Market open.10/13/25 - These are the target areas - NQ price for Market open depending if price moves up or down. Will look for trades into these areas.
NASDAQ 100 (NQ1!): Still Bullish! Wait For Valid Buys!Welcome back to the Weekly Forex Forecast for the week of Oct. 13 - 17th.
In this video, we will analyze the following FX market: NASDAQ (NQ1!) NAS100
The NASDAQ dumped last Friday with the Trump tariffs on China announcement. His latest tweet seems to have lowered the temperature on the tension. The markets have opened with a gap up.
The plan: look for valid buy setups, and stay with the overall trend. Avoid selling this market.
Simple.
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NQ Range (10-06-25, Week 2)Churning in the Churn Zone, back at Mid Level (ML) of range. Watch the 2 yellow dash levels, break to upper/lower churn range is redirect or counter move. Example, White arrow range play stall at 425 should reject to start or lower yellow arrow. Reverse that should NAZ drop to the start or yellow arrow (unless it is the big one). Still favoring the SHORT side and not chasing any upward moves. Go Fed, Tweets, Next Stimulus, Wash ST Capital Management & Margin Services, etc. Just seems like the lift on fumes is good set up for the counter move (if you can play that, example Wash St Hedge Fund). Ya think? No, why not?
NQQuick NQ chart
They all look the same. Same levels, same picture.
The money behind the scenes are talking through the charts.
Back to ATHs? Inverse Head & Shoulders Imminent!I’m starting to get a strong sense that price won’t fill the new week opening imbalance at 24,336. The Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern I’ve been anticipating all week looks ready to form — and if it does, I believe it’ll propel us right back toward all-time highs.
If price rips through 24,724, this idea becomes invalid, and I’ll reassess the chart for the next trade opportunity.
Lets see how this plays out!
NQ Bias | October 15, 2025NQ perpective after mass liquidity sweep again. Correlation w/ other indices as well.
