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.
Trade ideas
Going to start doing more of these day recapsThis was today's chart and what trades happened on my 0dte account. I listed my buys and sells. I put notes on the chart of where I viewed things throughout the morning. Let me know what you think or if you have questions.
NQ1 - Sentiment Bearish Is A Buy SignalOvernight slump below support will leave a gap in the market...
And currently printing a lower wicked candle below support - signalling buy pressure.
As I covered in the video; very fast dumps more often complete not begin waves.
At my local sports club I am being asked about the "Trump crash" that they heard of in the news and will this be the " big crash."
Obviously this is because the news told them of the enormous overnight losses.
This is a buy signal I think.
And the overnight slump will likely prove to be an echo / ripple of Friday smackdown.
The out of hours gap would appear to increase the odds of a bounce and less likely to be a Breakaway Gap 👍.
This analysis is shared for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Please conduct your own research before making any trading decisions.
Weekly engulfing candle A Trump tariff announcement produced a huge engulfing candle, lets see what happens this week?
Trump's form is he always undo's his threats pretty quickly so be careful, but this market was over stretched and crying for a correction.
Is this enough?
will the buy the dip buyers return?
Earnings season is here and
we have interest rate cuts looming ...
So volatility is here for a while
be careful out there
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)
Bullish MONDAY Price dipped into the long term weekly FVG
And respected it now. My thoughts are Monday could be a bullish day where price start to rally back up because we are in a very deep discount right now and have lots of range to cover so I think we could see some upside objectives.
also if we open and Gap down then there’s a big change we continue lower but I hope that is not the case because it would become a full on market crash. this is a minor correction nothing major
MASSIVE CORRECTION IN PLAY This is my analysis for next week the Top on NQ is finally placed and once we close below the previous weeks low today. Shorts is the play next week aiming for all daily lows and old SIBI
Not financial advice just my opinion :)
NQQuick NQ chart
They all look the same. Same levels, same picture.
The money behind the scenes are talking through the charts.
Is the Nasdaq a Bubble? A Technical Correction Is PossibleCME_MINI:NQ1!
Here’s a breakdown of the current Nasdaq correction scenarios based on the Nasdaq Futures (NQ1!) chart.
Every time I reached the top of the channel, an adjustment came out.
Based on the monthly chart, it has closed positively for six consecutive months since the tariff reduction, and it is judged to have entered the overbought zone by breaking through the upper Bollinger Band.
While a Santa Rally could still occur in Q4, we expect a short-term correction within one to two weeks.
Your follow and boost would mean a lot. 🚀
I am Korean and I used Google Translate.
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
Chart Mark-ups for tomorrow.I already know what Im looking for tomorrow morning. I hit my daily profit and now this is my chart set up for tomorrow morning. this is just showing you all how I trade and what I see in the market.
Key levels for reversals back to the upsideI’ve marked key levels where I believe the market could potentially reverse to the upside, allowing the bull run to resume. Of course, fundamentals and news can quickly change the market’s direction, but this represents my current technical analysis that I’ll be monitoring closely.
NQ 30-Min: Heavy Volume Zone Support at 24,680At 24,680, there’s a key support where buyers aggressively stepped in after sellers failed to push lower. This heavy volume zone marks the start of a new uptrend, and if price pulls back, I expect buyers to defend this area again with a strong reaction upward.
[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 Power Range Report with FIB Ext - 10/14/2025 SessionCME_MINI:NQZ2025
- PR High: 24931.50
- PR Low: 24897.00
- NZ Spread: 77.0
Key scheduled economic events:
12:20 | Fed Chair Powell Speaks
Session Open Stats (As of 12:15 AM)
- Session Open ATR: 370.72
- Volume: 45K
- Open Int: 277K
- Trend Grade: Long
- From BA ATH: -2.4% (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
A Pawn for a King: More DetailsHe fears that he failed at explaining this strategy in a crystal-clear manner the first time. So, he will attempt to explain it more carefully, more precisely. Any confusion is not the fault of the reader. It is the fault of the author.
He starts this at a bounce on a good strong support. This is a bull market strategy (plan), so it begins with a bto entry. What makes this plan work is that it is done in pairs. The pairs must be in a 1 to 2 ratio.
For example, let's say we just had a bounce on a strong support and we begin A Pawn for a King ladder. We just had such a bounce. So, he started a new ladder. Here it is.
NQ+1 @ 24820.50; fx:24820.75 @ 01:08:52///NQ-1 @ 24820.00; @ 01:08:43; -33.20
NQ+1 @ 24820.50; fx:24820.75 @ 01:08:52///NQ-1 @ 24842.00 @ 02:05:37; +406.80
NQ+1 @ 24842.50; fx: 24843.00 @ 02:05:37///NQ-1 @ 24842.00 @ 02:05:37; -38.20
NQ+1 @ 24842.50; fx: 24843.00 @ 02:05:37///NQ-1 @ 24864.00 @ 03:01:02; +401.80
NQ+1 @ 24864.50; fx: 24865.00 @ 03:01:02///NQ-1 @ 24864.00 @ 03:01:02; -38.20
NQ+1 @ 24864.50; fx: 24865.00 @ 03:01:02///NQ-1 @ 24886.00 @ 03:12:41; +401.80
NQ+1 @ 24886.50; fx: 24886.50 @ 03:12:41///NQ-1 @ 24886.00 @ 03:12:41; -28.20
NQ+1 @ 24886.50; fx: 24886.50 @ 03:12:41///NQ-1 @ 24908.00 @ 03:22:46; +411.80
NQ+1 @ 24908.50; fx: 24908.75 @ 03:23:07///NQ-1 @ 24908.00 @ 03:22:46; -33.20
NQ+1 @ 24908.50; fx: 24908.75 @ 03:23:07///NQ-1 @ 24930.00 @ 03:28:28; +406.80
NQ+1 @ 24930.50; fx: 24930.75 @ 03:28:30///NQ-1 @ 24930.00 @ 03:28:28; -33.20
NQ+1 @ 24930.50; fx: 24930.75 @ 03:28:30///NQ-1 @ 24952.00 @ 12:58:08; +406.80
NQ+1 @ 24952.50; fx: 24952.50 @ 12:58:08///NQ-1 @ 24952.00 @ 12:58:08; -28.20
NQ+1 @ 24952.50; fx: 24952.50 @ 12:58:08
That first line is highlighted in his ledger. This is the Pawn that he sacrifices to capture the King.
He subtracts 200 points from that entry and sets an alert on his chart. If / when that alert is triggered, he waits for a good bounce on a strong support and starts the process all over again.
He will buy 2 NQs and sell 1 NQ $.50 less. He will also buy back that first Pawn, the one he sold on the first line - -1NQ @ 24820.00. Going forward he now buys 3NQs and he sells 3NQs on the same ladder as above i.e. every 22 points he buys 3NQs and $.50 less he sells 3 NQs.
Anytime is a good time to paper trade this plan. Now is not an ideal time to start trading this plan with real $$$. The best time to start is at the beginning of a new quarter.
It is a very simple plan, but it does take a little time to get proficient.
It is a very powerful plan. It doesn't take long for it to become a locomotive any engineer would be proud of.
The fellow hopes he didn't make any typos. It is very tedious typing out all those numbers and all too easy to err.
He also hopes this makes the plan crystal clear. He apologizes if his first publication was not.
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
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.
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
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14 oct push down nasdaqas seen in the video.
we are going short.
dominant force of the day in short.
entry in blue.
stop in red
targets in green
Have fun
Elektra
NQ UpdateI guess it doesn't matter that the gap below didn't fill all the way. Remaining gap is really small anyways.
MFI indicators seem to be working again, went overbought before market opened so the algos sold it off. Amazing how resilient this market is, they sold off everything (commodities, crypto, index futures) AGAIN, and everything seemed to have bounced right back up.
On Investing dot com, I'm showing a gap after the one hour break, but it doesn't show here so not sure if it's real. Tomorrow is probably gonna be a whipsaw day anyways, small caps are forming a pennant.
