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First time in recorded History that Saturn
Will be its closest from earth combined
With a Partial solar eclipse the 9/21/2025
All happening the day before
"Market Maker Day"
0,333 acceleration
0,444 deadcat or acceleration
If somehow 0.444 pushes and breaks ATH it could
trend up towards chri
QQQ Potential DropHi there,
QQQ has the potential to drop to 598.72, with a price target of 600.20. The setup will be invalid at 604.02 if there is no sign of improvement. However, if there is momentum improvement, 604.86 will be the approximate invalidation level.
Happy Trading,
K.
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QQQ Blow-Off TopsA blow-off top is a rapid, almost vertical rally fueled by FOMO, followed by a sharp reversal; basically, when buyers exhaust themselves all at once at the highs
Steep, accelerating candles
Price goes near vertical with increasingly larger green candles
Little to no pullback along the way
Clim
QQQ (19 September)The 20d MA is the heartbeat of this trend
Late August to early September consolidation where QQQ went sideways between $570-$585
The breakout above that consolidation in mid-September created a bullish continuation pattern, which resembles a bull flag/rectangle
Measuring the prior impulse leg (
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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