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NAS100USD Technical AnalysisThe NAS100 has been in a strong bullish structure, creating higher highs and higher lows. After recently tapping 24,800.0 resistance, price rejected and is now pulling back toward the 24,583.1 area, which is acting as short-term support. Support at: 24,583.1 🔽 / 24,393.3 🔽 / 24,099.2 🔽 Resistance at: 24,800.0 🔼 🔎 Bias: 🔼 Bullish: If buyers defend 24,583.1 and push price back toward 24,800.0, a breakout could open the way for continuation higher. 🔽 Bearish: A clean break below 24,583.1 exposes 24,393.3, and failure there could invite a deeper correction toward 24,099.2. 📛 Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Trade at your own risk.
OANDA:NAS100USD
by SPOT_FX
Nasdaq slipped as investors balanced Fed signalsThe Nasdaq 100 (-0.87%) fell as tech stocks weakened. Uncertainty around Nvidia’s $100bn OpenAI deal led the reversal after Monday’s gains. Powell’s comments added to caution: he repeated that risks remain on both inflation and jobs, but also admitted to “meaningful weakness” in the labour market. This helped bonds rally, but not equities. Extra pressure came from US government shutdown concerns, while gold hit a record high ($3,764/oz) as investors shifted to a defensive. Tech momentum cooled, and the Nasdaq slipped as investors balanced Fed signals, policy risks, and stretched valuations. Key Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Level 1: 24830 Resistance Level 2: 24950 Resistance Level 3: 25055 Support Level 1: 24412 Support Level 2: 24300 Support Level 3: 24190 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: Trading Levels in FocusKey Zones in Play Zone 1 – Yesterday’s High: Yesterday’s high represents the level where buyers lost momentum and sellers stepped in. If price revisits this zone, traders should expect potential supply pressure. A clean break and sustained hold above would signal renewed strength and could re-ignite bullish momentum. Zone 2 – Yesterday’s Low: This zone is the lower boundary of the previous session and now acts as short-term support. Buyers may defend this level to maintain structure, but its reliability is limited given the fresh all-time high environment and lack of historical confirmation. A decisive break below would weaken the bullish case and could invite deeper retracement. Conclusion: With US100 trading close to record highs, these zones provide useful guidelines, but they should not be treated as precise buy or sell triggers. In uncharted territory, reactions are often more volatile, making it essential to treat these levels as reference points rather than absolute decision zones. Morning Sentiment Brief Market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic. The recent Fed rate cut and ongoing enthusiasm around AI investments continue to underpin a bullish narrative, keeping the US100 near record highs. However, Powell’s cautious tone this week, stressing data-dependence and warning about stretched equity valuations, has cooled some of the initial euphoria. Traders are now balancing optimism with prudence. Tech momentum is intact, but profit-taking and sector rotation show that conviction is more selective. Political and regulatory headlines add another layer of uncertainty, leaving the market more sensitive to incoming catalysts. Overall, the bias stays positive, but participants are trading with more caution as the index moves in uncharted territory.
FPMARKETS:US100
by Kathrine_Sofie
NAS100 HL's to HH's...Guaranteed 3Last week we saw the market still trading from the HL's during a period of retracement... How did we know this? 1. The market traded from a daily HL point and ended on a consolidated LH point (TP and wait) 2. If you look at the chart, you will see that every single weekly low has been marked just from the last 4 weeks and you will see that every single one has been higher than the previous week. The key thing to remember when trading the trend is that you must make your decisions based on what the largest active timeframe is doing. Last week the market opened by creating another ATH on Monday...This is how we at Auber Strategy traded this scenario: 1. Monday HL bought at 3:00 am...Exited at the HH (ATH) on Monday. (Then you wait for the next HL to be formed 2. Next HL/H2 Tuesday at 1:00pm on the H1 timeframe...Exited on the H1 LH (Rationale...market is showing signs of a retracement by failing to make another HH and so you take your small profit and wait or your next HL) 3. Next HL on H11(larger timeframe) Wednesday...Exited on the M50 LH (Rationale...market is still showing signs or retracement by failing to make another HH and so you take your small profit (even larger than the previous day and wait for your next HL) 4. Next HL on the H23 (larger timeframe) Thursday...Exited on the H1 LH Friday morning at 2:00 am and now you wait for your next HL...(Rationale...market is still showing signs of consolidation by failing to make another HH and break back in structure on the H1) 5. Next HL on the H1 at 5:00 am on Friday...this is where the bears got trapped and the trap doors started to get installed...at this point the bears were used to the market making LH's LL's on the small timeframes...they got hypnotized and they missed the interruption in the structure on the H1 and lower timeframes by the quick HL that was formed at 5:00 am. 6. Market went back to complete a new High at 8:00 am on Friday morning which was now a LH on the H2 timeframe... 7. At 10:00am the H1 created a new low ***H2 HL*** (another attempt to form a new bearish structure)...however the bearish push failed as the market slowly made it's way back to form a new high on the H1 (a lower level HH on the H2) confirming that the retracement is now over...Bears have been trapped for the week and the gates will be more secured by each HL created on the H1 and above. What you saw here was a classic trend move from the NAS100 meant to trap the bears, collecting more capital and creating increased volume or this week's move towards another ATH and they fell for it. Please note that we market nothing, we solicit nothing from any user on here, and we at #auberstrategy have tried tested and proven our own strategy for our own benefit and for our own purposes we are confident in our approach to the NAS100 and we #guarantee our own trades. As a developing trader it is your responsibility to develop your own skillsets by back testing, journaling and using the tools that have been provided by tradingview...you are responsible for your own success. Based on the methodology that we have developed though constant evaluation, we guarantee our strategy and we say with confidence that the NAS100 will continue to break ATH's and as long as we continue to take buys from the largest HL we will continue to enjoy our 100% success rate. We want to be clear that this was not always the case, however through constant re-evaluation and adjustment of our limits as data became available, we became more confident in our process. That same success is available to anyone who is willing to do their own research and put in the work required. So for this week, we see a continuation of the trend towards another ATH and we will continue to buy from our largest HL. We are aware that users are actively in the process of trying to get us banned for the way we trade our strategy and confidence that our method brings, however let me remind everyone, that nothing is being offered for sale, no websites are being published...this content is sole published based on our findings and is designed to enlighten anyone who wishes to pay attention and use it in helping to develop their own strategy. However it the authorities at tradingview have seen that we have breached house rules and we are banned...our stance will never change. The NAS100 has always and will always continue to make HL's to HH's #guaranteed (if you have a problem with that. Bring receipts to show otherwise) Happy Trading
OANDA:NAS100USDLong
by auberholdings
NAS100 Technical Breakdown | Bearish Play in MotionWe're currently observing a strong 1H bearish imbalance (FVG) rejection zone that aligns perfectly with the recent 15m resistance block, leading to a swift rejection in price. Price action has respected the HTF liquidity zones and is now following through on the anticipated drop towards 1H Support 📉. The confluence of the descending momentum, HTFL levels, and FVG fill strengthens the case for continued bearish movement in the short term. 📌 Key Levels to Watch: Resistance Zone: 24,940 – 24,975 Mid Support: 24,793 – 24,780 Major Support: 24,712 – 24,699 (potential liquidity sweep zone) ⚠️ Watch for reaction at the trendline and lower HTFL levels – they may offer a potential bounce or continuation setup depending on the momentum. 🧠 Trade Smart: Wait for confirmation before entering. Don't chase – let price come to your levels. 💬 What’s your bias on NAS100 this week? Drop your thoughts below! 🔽 Greetings, MrYounity
VANTAGE:NAS100FTShort
by MrYounity
NAS100 - Stock Market, After the Fed Meeting!The index is above the EMA200 and EMA50 on the one-hour timeframe and is in its long-term ascending channel. If the drawn ascending trend line holds, we can expect the continuation of its previous upward path, but in case of a valid break, its downward path will be smoothed to the indicated support area. A week filled with significant events in global markets came to an end, with the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points standing out as the most important development. Although this move temporarily boosted the U.S. dollar, it failed to reverse its multi-day downtrend. Fed Chair Jerome Powell sought to frame the decision as a “risk management” measure, but the dot plot indicated that policymakers hold a different outlook, keeping the possibility of further cuts by year-end alive. Meanwhile, Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), announced that in response to President Donald Trump’s request, he would propose a rule change to replace quarterly corporate reporting with semiannual reporting. In an interview with CNBC, he said this matter has been placed on the SEC’s immediate agenda. With Republicans holding a 3-1 majority on the commission, such a change could be approved by a simple majority vote. This move would disrupt the traditional reporting and disclosure cycle, making investors wait longer intervals for corporate financial information. In a Truth Social post, Trump wrote: “This change will cut costs and allow executives to focus on running companies properly instead of worrying about quarterly reports.” He also added: “You’ve heard people say China takes a 50- to 100-year perspective on corporate management, yet we run our companies quarter by quarter. That’s not good at all!” Atkins stressed that the matter remains only a proposal for now and requires review, meaning it is not yet finalized. Significant lobbying efforts are expected around this issue. Following a week dominated by central bank decisions, markets in the coming days will shift their attention to a wide range of inflation, industrial, and housing data. Alongside these releases, the speech of Steven Miran, the newly appointed Fed member, is set to be a pivotal moment for investors. Monday will be packed with monetary policy remarks, with Andrew Bailey and Huw Pill from the Bank of England, Rogers and Kozicki from the Bank of Canada, and Williams, Musalem, Barkin, and Harker from the Fed scheduled to speak. Nevertheless, the spotlight will be on New York, where Miran will deliver a speech at the Economic Club at noon local time. Having consistently advocated for faster and deeper rate cuts, his comments are being watched closely by markets. On Tuesday morning, the release of the preliminary S&P Global PMI for September will coincide with Jerome Powell’s first remarks following the recent FOMC meeting. A day later, U.S. new home sales data will be published. Thursday will bring the Swiss National Bank’s monetary policy decision. At the same time, markets will receive final U.S. Q2 GDP figures, durable goods orders, weekly jobless claims, and existing home sales data. The week will conclude on Friday morning with the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index for August, the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge. On the same day, the revised University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey for September will also be released, offering a fuller picture of consumer confidence. Currently, many leading financial institutions expect further consecutive rate cuts in the Fed’s two remaining meetings of 2025. In this context, upcoming speeches from key Fed members could shape expectations. Markets are particularly focused on comments from Waller and Bowman, who previously opposed Miran’s proposal for a 50-basis-point cut. On the political side, it is anticipated that President Trump will once again direct sharp criticism at Powell, a factor that could weigh further on market sentiment. Separately, Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, has fully exited its investment in Chinese automaker BYD, ending a 17-year-long position. The divestment followed a gradual reduction of shares starting in 2022, and according to Berkshire’s energy unit, the investment had fallen to zero value by the end of Q1 2025. A company spokesperson confirmed that the position was fully closed. Meanwhile, BYD’s head of public relations expressed gratitude for Berkshire’s long-term support since 2008, noting that the ownership stake began shrinking in 2022 and fell below 5% by mid-2024. This investment is regarded as one of Berkshire’s most successful ventures in Asia.
CAPITALCOM:US100Short
by Ali_PSND
US100 Breaks All-Time High – Bullish Targets Ahead!This 4-hour chart of the US100 (Nasdaq) shows a strong bullish trend supported by multiple breakouts (BO) and break of structure (BOS) signals over the past few weeks. After retesting and bouncing from key buyer activation zones, the price has consistently broken through previous resistance levels. Most notably, the index has just broken above its previous all-time high around 23,976, signaling strong momentum and potential for further upside. The price is currently hovering near 24,089, with key short-term targets marked at: Target : $24,284 Target : $24,396 Target : $24,511 These targets align with the upper boundary of a rising parallel channel, suggesting the bulls are in control for now. The chart projects a continuation of this bullish move, with a stair-step rally expected if the current breakout holds. As long as the price stays above the breakout zone and respects the structure, the upside targets remain in play. In short: US100 is showing solid bullish strength, breaking above its previous highs with clear upside potential. Educational Idea.
SKILLING:US100Long
by SmartEdgeTrading