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Nas100 - Trading zones at all time highWith price pushing into fresh all-time highs, reliable technical zones become harder to define due to the lack of historical data. This increases uncertainty and makes it essential to treat the zones as guidance rather than fixed buy or sell levels. Volatility tends to rise around record territory, so traders should remain cautious. Zone 1 – Prior All-Time High, Now Support: Yesterday’s all-time high has now turned into a support zone after being broken to the upside. This level may hold as a launchpad for further bullish continuation, but traders should remain cautious — if price drops back below, it could trigger a sharp reversal. Zone 2 – Former Resistance, Now Support Base: This area has been tested multiple times, making it a high-activity zone. Yesterday it acted as resistance, but after being broken, it now serves as support. Buyers may defend this area on a retest, but if it fails, momentum could shift quickly to the downside. This area has been tested multiple times, making it a high-activity zone. Yesterday it acted as resistance, but after being broken, it now serves as support. Buyers may defend this area on a retest, but if it fails, momentum could shift quickly to the downside. Market sentiment turned cautiously optimistic after the Fed delivered its first 25bp rate cut of the year, lowering the policy rate to 4.00–4.25%. Hopes for further easing later in 2025 are supportive for growth stocks and the Nasdaq-100, yet Powell’s remarks highlighted lingering risks from both inflation and a cooling labor market. As a result, volatility remains elevated, and while the bias is tilted higher, confidence in sustained momentum is still fragile.
FPMARKETS:US100
by Kathrine_Sofie
NAS100 - Last Quarter Hype or Abyss?Dear Friends in Trading, Interesting Read: investinglive.com Rate cuts invigorate buying optimism at this time: 1.Investing Institutions are undeterred by "overbought conditions" 2. Will I follow the buying Hype? 3. Marching towards 25000 or a cliff? 4. Am I dragged along into extreme red to maximize annual institutional profits? 5. What does the overbought conditions tell me is the current fair market value? 23700 I sincerely hope my point of view offers a valued insight. Thank you for taking the time study my analysis.
TRADENATION:USTECShort
by ANROC
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NSDQ100 awaits Fed rate decision supported at 23940Nasdaq 100 Trading Takeaways Fed in focus: Markets expect a 25bp cut today, though risks of larger/smaller moves exist with potential dissents on both dovish and hawkish sides. Trump’s newly sworn-in appointee Miran may push for 50bp, while Schmid could dissent hawkishly. This adds event risk and volatility for tech stocks. Macro backdrop: Trump state visit to the UK highlights investment pledges and a potential US-UK tech partnership, which could support sentiment in large-cap tech. Market moves: S&P 500 (-0.13%) pulled back from record highs. Nasdaq leadership held firm: Magnificent 7 (+0.55%) hit a new record, showing resilience even as breadth weakened. Broader weakness evident – third straight day of more decliners than advancers. Sector divergence: Energy (+1.73%) outperformed on higher Brent crude (+1.53%), but tech still provided upside leadership. Implication for Nasdaq 100: Short-term: Expect heightened sensitivity to Fed outcome – dovish signals/50bp risk would boost mega-cap tech, while hawkish dissent could trigger profit-taking. Medium-term: Tech remains the relative outperformer, with new highs in the Magnificent 7 signaling continued defensive growth positioning despite weaker breadth. Key Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Level 1: 24470 Resistance Level 2: 24600 Resistance Level 3: 24800 Support Level 1: 23940 Support Level 2: 23760 Support Level 3: 23430 This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
TRADENATION:USTEC
by TradeNation
NAS100 Sideways Market | Key Resistance Rejection Ahead?The NAS100 index is currently trading within a sideways market structure, holding between 23,000 support and 24,000 resistance. Recent rejection at resistance shows sellers defending the upper range. CHoCH and BOS patterns confirm short-term structure shifts. If price fails to break and sustain above 24,000, a move back towards the 23,400–23,200 demand zone is possible. Only a clear breakout above 24,000 would shift bias to bullish continuation. This setup highlights a range-bound market where patience is key—watch for confirmation before positioning. This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trade at your own risk.
GBEBROKERS:USTECShort
by ProfitMagnet-Pro
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USNAS100 Braces for Fed Decision – Key Pivot at 24,300USNAS100 – Overview The Nasdaq is set for a highly volatile session as markets await the Federal Reserve’s rate decision later today. Traders widely expect a 25 bps cut, but a surprise 50 bps cut—though less likely—would signal stronger confidence in stable inflation and U.S. economic health, fueling a strong bullish rally. Even if the Fed delivers the expected 25 bps cut, the key market mover will be Chair Powell’s press conference and the updated dot plot, which could reshape expectations for future easing. Technical Outlook 📉 Bearish scenario While trading below 24,300, price shows potential for a pullback toward 24,115. A confirmed break below 24,115 would extend the bearish move toward 23,870 → 23,700. 📈 Bullish scenario Stabilization above 24,115 keeps the broader uptrend intact. A breakout above 24,300 would confirm bullish momentum, targeting 24,550 → 24,700 → 24,850. 📌 Market Context: 50 bps cut + dovish Powell → strong bullish breakout above 24,300 toward 24,550+. 25 bps cut + cautious guidance → moderate moves; price may remain range-bound or retest 24,115 before resuming higher. Hawkish tone → deeper correction toward 23,870 or lower.
OANDA:NAS100USD
by SroshMayi
Central bank week ahead!Central bank week ahead! We've got interest rate decisions out from the Bank of Canada, FED, Bank of England and Bank of Japan. BoC 17/09 - 25bps cut 94% - First on the chopping board is the BoC who are set to reduce interest rates by 0.25%. This comes amid steady inflation, holding below the 2% target and below recent expectations for an increase, currently at 1.9%. They've also seen unemployment rising to 7.1%, the highest level since 2021. The BoC has acknowledged the weakening labour market but are expected to follow a wait and see approach after todays cut. Current rates 2.75% FED 17/09 - 25bps cut 98% - The FED's first rate decision after some very rocky labour market data and a surprise dovish tilt from Powell at Jackson Hole. Inflation remains sticky but the FED has stated that their current focus is set on labour market weakness. As well as the rates, we will also receive updated economic and interest rate projections, likely to carry much more weighting and longer term direction. In the economic projections we'll be looking out for the dot plot, GDP, employment and inflation to gauge future expectations for FED rates. This could undermine or support the rate cuts to trade with caution. Current rates 4.25-4.50% BoE 18/09 - HOLD 100% - The BoE is set to hold rates steady at 4.00% amid elevated inflation data and recently positive labour market data. Inflation data came in lower than consensus earlier this week but still remains well above target at 3.8%. In the previous BoE meeting we saw a surprise hawkish tilt in the way of MPC voting. 2 members shifted from voting to cut to voting for a hold and the scales are expected to remain fairly heavy on the hold side tomorrow. The member voting and minutes will provide much needed context to the potential hold to come. Current rates 4.00% BoJ 19/09 - HOLD 87% - Rounding a busy week off with the BoJ who is set to hold rates at 0.50%. There has been some hawkish comments from the BoJ in recent times as inflation holds around 3.1% and unemployment recovers from 2.5% to 2.3% but amid political turbulence a bold move from the BoJ in this decision is less likely. However the other potential would be for a surprise rate hike with a current probability of 11%. The BoJ is no stranger to surprises so will be looking out for any action or comments made to support future JPY strength or weakness. Current rates 0.50% These fresh rates provide the opportunity for divergences between monetary policy. This could park the continuation higher for pairs such as EURUSD and GBPUSD if the fed sticks to a more dovish tilt and supports this in their economic projections. Other currency pairs such as AUDCAD and AUDNZD provide some clear divergence with the RBA holding higher rates and the BoC and RBNZ cutting with lower rates. Any clear pullbacks within these assets could provide opportunity to get long and hold through for a bigger move
CAPITALCOM:US100Education
by ElGore18
Nas100 – Today's Trading Zones Analysis 17 sep.Trading Zones As price trades around all-time highs, the amount of historical data to build strong zones is limited. This makes the current levels less reliable, and traders should approach them primarily as guidance rather than decisive turning points. Zone 1 – All-Time High / Yesterday’s High: This area marks the recent record peak. While it can act as resistance in the short term, its strength is uncertain due to limited data. Price reactions here may be volatile and driven more by sentiment than structure. Zone 2 – Yesterday’s Low: A lighter support level that can provide intraday reactions but lacks deep structural confirmation. Best used as a reference point rather than a major decision area. Zone 3 – Strong Support / High Profitability for Momentum: This is the most significant zone on the chart, where strong buyers have previously stepped in. It carries a higher probability of triggering a strong reaction. That reaction could unfold as a bounce higher if demand holds, or as a sharp move lower if the zone breaks decisively. All eyes are on today’s Fed meeting , where markets widely expect a 25bp rate cut. While the move is largely priced in, the real focus will be on Powell’s tone and the updated dot plot, which will guide expectations for the pace of easing ahead. Sentiment in the US100 remains cautiously optimistic, supported by strong tech momentum and softer inflation data, but with price trading at record highs, volatility is likely to spike if the Fed delivers any surprises.
FPMARKETS:US100
by Kathrine_Sofie
What Could Derail the Nasdaq 100 Uptrend?The chart shows the US100 (Nasdaq 100, daily timeframe) extending its bullish momentum within a rising channel. Here’s the breakdown: Trend & Structure: The index has been in a steady uptrend since rebounding from its April lows, with price action respecting the boundaries of the ascending channel. It remains above both the 50-day SMA (23,416) and the 200-day SMA (21,481), confirming strong bullish structure. Support Levels: The lower channel boundary around 23,500 is immediate dynamic support. The 50-day SMA provides further backing below that. A key horizontal support is at 21,150, near the 200-day SMA, which marks the broader trendline base. Resistance Levels: The upper channel boundary near 24,500 is the immediate resistance. A breakout above this region could extend gains toward 25,000, the next psychological target. Momentum Indicators: MACD remains positive, confirming upward momentum. RSI (68.7) is approaching overbought levels but still has room before signaling exhaustion. Outlook: The Nasdaq 100 remains firmly bullish, with higher highs and higher lows supporting the trend. While the RSI hints at stretched conditions, momentum remains strong, and as long as price holds above 23,500, the path of least resistance points toward 24,500–25,000. -MW
FOREXCOM:NAS100
by FOREXcom