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NASDAQ | Daily Double Top | GTradingMethodHello Traders 👋 🧐 Market Overview: I’ve opened a short on the NASDAQ based on a clear double top setup that formed yesterday. Several of my key variables aligned, giving this trade a high-probability edge: Negative RSI divergence → showing weakening buying momentum Lower volume on the second top → indicating exhaustion Daily candle closure within threshold → confirming structure validity 📊 Trade Plan: RR: 9.1 Entry: 23 931 Stop Loss: 23 178 Take Profit 1 (50%): 22 453 Take Profit 2 (50%): 21 969 💡 GTradingMethod Tip: When trading reversal patterns like double tops, I always wait for confirmation across multiple variables (momentum, volume, candle structure). This increases probability and reduces false entries. 🙏 Thanks for checking out my post! Follow me for more setups and let me know — do you see this double top holding, or is there more upside left in the NASDAQ? 📌 Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. This content is to track my trading journey and for educational purposes only.
OANDA:NAS100USDShort
by GTradingMethod
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Liquidity Voids: Where Price Runs Through Empty Space█ Liquidity Voids: Where Price Runs Through Empty Space Big moves don’t just “happen”, they happen because either buyers or sellers step aside and let price run. A liquidity void is what’s left behind when that happens: an area on the chart where price traded with very little volume, leaving a ‘hole’ in market participation. This is not just another fair value gap. A typical FVG can form on normal volume during strong momentum. A liquidity void specifically signals a displacement under thin conditions, meaning the move was too easy, and price often comes back to check that area later. █ What Exactly Is a Liquidity Void? Think of the order book as a ladder of bids and asks. Normally, price moves step by step as orders fill at each level. But when there aren’t enough orders (low liquidity), price jumps levels and that jump is your void. On a chart, it shows up as: A large, one-directional candle with very small or no wicks overlapping neighbors. Little or no volume relative to the move’s size (thin participation). Price displacement that looks almost “too clean” — no hesitation, just a straight run. These clues tell you price didn’t just move on heavy buying/selling, it moved through empty space. ⚪ Liquidity Void Detector Use this free Liquidity Void Detector indicator to spot liquidity voids. It signals when the market makes a relatively sharp move on comparatively low volume, helping you spot these voids in real time. █ Why Low Volume Matters ⚪ Not All Gaps Are Voids A fair value gap can form on high participation, think of a breakout candle with heavy volume and institutional backing. That’s an accepted price move. ⚪ Voids Are Different A liquidity void happens when the market skips prices because there was no one there to trade. It’s an inefficient move that the market often wants to revisit and “fill in” once participation returns. ⚪ Volume as the Filter When volume is below its own average (or below a trend baseline), it tells you this wasn’t a “healthy” move, it was a thin-book displacement. █ How Traders Use This ⚪ Mark the Zone Draw the high and low of the candle(s) that created the void. This is your “inefficiency zone.” ⚪ Wait for the Return Voids often act like magnets. Price often reverses and retests or fills the void, but it can just as easily slice through the zone once revisited, as thin liquidity offers little resistance. █ What Research Show Academic studies on price gaps find that immediate fills are rare, but the probability of fill rises over time. Downward voids (panic selling) fill faster on average than upward voids. Crypto traders track CME Bitcoin gaps and report over 80–90% eventually get filled, but timing is unpredictable. Volume-adjusted strategies outperform simple gap-filling because they focus on inefficient moves, not every gap. The key is filtering for thin participation. █ Bottom Line Liquidity voids are not just gaps, they are evidence of skipped prices under low participation. They tell you where price moved “too easily,” leaving behind unfinished business. Learn to filter for low-volume displacements, mark those zones, and watch how often price comes back to rebalance them. This turns a random candle into a predictive level, one that can guide your mean reversion trades or act as a support/resistance flip in trending markets. ----------------- Disclaimer The content provided in my scripts, indicators, ideas, algorithms, and systems is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, investment recommendations, or a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instruments. I will not accept liability for any loss or damage, including without limitation any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from the use of or reliance on such information. All investments involve risk, and the past performance of a security, industry, sector, market, financial product, trading strategy, backtest, or individual's trading does not guarantee future results or returns. Investors are fully responsible for any investment decisions they make. Such decisions should be based solely on an evaluation of their financial circumstances, investment objectives, risk tolerance, and liquidity needs.
OANDA:NAS100USDEducation
by Zeiierman
NSDQ100 bullish reaction to rate-cut expectationsUS CPI and a sharp rise in jobless claims (+263k vs. +235k expected, Texas-driven distortions aside) reinforced the narrative of a cooling labour market. Equities rallied on the lower rates outlook: S&P 500 (+0.85%) and Nasdaq (+0.72%) closed at fresh records, with the Magnificent 7 up +1.13%. Breadth was strong (436 S&P advancers, Russell 2000 +1.83%). Oracle (-6.23%) was a notable laggard after recent gains. Meanwhile, OpenAI’s potential $100bn+ restructuring with Microsoft and a UK data center buildout highlight continued AI momentum. On the geopolitical front, US-China talks (Bessent–He Lifeng) and a possible Xi-Trump meeting, plus progress with India, suggest tentative thawing in trade and tech relations. Conclusion (Nasdaq-100): The combination of softer labour data, rate-cut expectations, and sustained AI optimism is a constructive backdrop for the Nasdaq-100. Short-term pullbacks (e.g., Oracle) appear stock-specific, while breadth and AI-linked capex support further upside. Near-term, dips remain buyable unless geopolitics disrupt risk sentiment. Key Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Level 1: 24200 Resistance Level 2: 24380 Resistance Level 3: 24600 Support Level 1: 23500 Support Level 2: 23320 Support Level 3: 23125 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 Trade Nation
UPDATE: USTEC100 ready to rally through stratosphere to 24,936 USTEC100 is priming itself for some great upside on the daily. Which means investors are piling into stocks which will drive the prices up and send the index through the stratosphere. The technicals are very basic, W Formation - Price broken above the 20MA and 200MA and above the neckline. And so we can easily see the target of 24,936. 🚀 Fed easing hopes → Softer inflation + weak PPI/PPI data raise chances for interest rate cuts, which tend to boost growth/high valuation tech stocks. 💡 AI & innovation tailwinds → Big tech companies keep delivering in AI, semis, cloud etc., giving strong fundamental support. 📈 Strong technicals / trend structure → Price breaking past resistance zones, holding trendline support, indicating bulls are stepping in. 🌍 Risk-on sentiment & dollar weakness → When investors are more willing to take risk (and the USD softens), tech tends to benefit more. ⏳ Pullbacks seen as buying opportunities → Dips have been shallow, and support zones are holding, giving room for further advance. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATIONSB:USTECLong
by Timonrosso
Nasdaq Eyes 24,240 ATH as PPI LoomsUSNAS100 – Overview The Nasdaq 100 maintained bullish momentum, retesting support at 23,695 before pushing higher again. Technical Outlook: 📈 As long as price trades above the 23,870 pivot, bullish momentum is expected to continue toward a new ATH at 24,090 → 24,240. 📉 If the PPI release comes in hotter than expected, it may weigh on the index. A confirmed stabilization below 23,860 would open the way for a pullback toward 23,690. Key Levels: Pivot: 23,870 Resistance: 24,090 – 24,240 Support: 23,695 – 23,510 Bias: Bullish above 23,870; bearish correction only if price stabilizes below 23,860, with deeper downside toward 23,690
OANDA:NAS100USDLong
by SroshMayi
Nas100 – Today’s Key Trading ZonesTrading zones Zone 1 – All-Time High Supply (24,014 – 24,026) This zone sits at the all-time high, where volatility and liquidity hunts are often at their peak. Sellers are likely to defend aggressively here, making sharp rejections common. A clean breakout and hold above would indicate strong buyer conviction and could open the door for further momentum into uncharted territory. Zone 2 – High Liquidity Demand (23,920 – 23,930) This demand zone represents a high-liquidity pocket created by prior consolidation. Buyers are expected to step in here on pullbacks, providing potential long setups. However, if the zone fails to hold, it may flip into resistance and trigger continuation downside moves. With price trading near all-time highs, only two zones are marked today. Volatility at record levels makes price action less structured, leaving limited data to build reliable zones from. As a result, focus remains on the all-time high supply zone above and the high-liquidity demand zone below as the key areas for potential reaction. Sentiment in the US100 is cautiously positive but fragile. Strong tech momentum and expectations of Fed rate cuts support the index, while softer labor data and cooling producer prices ease pressure on yields. Still, higher-than-expected CPI reminds investors that inflation risks remain, keeping markets on edge near all-time highs.
FPMARKETS:US100
by Kathrine_Sofie
Futures rise as traders await inflation data, Fed cuts in focusFutures rise as traders await inflation data, Fed cuts in focus U.S. stock index futures rose slightly on Thursday as traders awaited key consumer price data at 8:30 a.m. ET, expected to show higher August inflation. Wednesday’s softer PPI report fueled bets on Fed rate cuts next week, with markets fully pricing in a 25-bps move and assigning a 10% chance of 50 bps. Weak labor data reinforced easing expectations, while jobless claims numbers are also due today. The AI trade revived midweek, lifting chipmakers and utilities tied to data centers. Oracle gained 1.6% premarket, while gun stocks extended gains after news of a campus shooting. Despite September’s poor historical record, Wall Street has opened the month on a strong note, with strategists seeing Fed cuts as the key driver of market direction.
FOREXCOM:NAS100
by ProfessorSingapore
NAS100 Trend Analysis: From Higher Highs to a Potential Shift📊 NASDAQ 100 (NAS100) Analysis 📊 Someone recently asked me to cover the NAS100 🤔 as price action can look a little confusing right now. On the 4H chart ⏰, we’ve been trending strongly 🟢📈 throughout the week. However, as we head into the end of the week 📅, things are starting to shift. Zooming into the 30M timeframe 🔍, price action is showing early signs of weakness ⚠️. We’ve had a high, then a higher high ⬆️, and now a lower high 🔽 — instead of a continuation of higher highs. In the video, we take a deep dive 🎥 into market structure 🏗️, price action 💡, and the trend 📊, highlighting what to watch out for as institutions and big players wind up or unwind positions 💼 into the week’s close. 💬 Your thoughts and comments are welcome! ⚠️ This is educational only and not financial advice. 📚
FX:NAS100
by fxtraderanthony
NAS100 Trading Zones – Volatility at All-Time HighsZone 1 – 23,980 – 23,991 This zone sits just below the all-time high, making it a critical supply area where volatility tends to spike. Sellers are likely to defend here aggressively, and false breakouts are common as liquidity is swept around all-time highs. A clean breakout and hold above would signal strong buyer conviction and could fuel a momentum push into uncharted territory. Zone 2 – 23,765 – 23,781 This zone represents a key demand area where buyers previously stepped in to defend intraday lows. A sharp bounce here would confirm renewed buying interest, while a decisive break below would shift control back to sellers and could trigger a deeper correction. With price trading near all-time highs, caution is warranted. Volatility often spikes in these areas, as liquidity hunts and false breakouts are common. Traders should be selective, waiting for clear confirmation before committing to new positions. Sentiment in the US100 remains cautiously positive, supported by strong momentum in select tech names and growing expectations of Fed rate cuts after softer labor data and a sharp drop in producer prices. Lower input costs are viewed as supportive for corporate margins in the near term, while falling yields continue to benefit growth stocks. Still, the broader backdrop is fragile, as weaker job revisions and signs of cooling demand remind investors that economic momentum is slowing.
FPMARKETS:US100
by Kathrine_Sofie