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Nasdaq Futures (NQ) Sink After Trend Line Test

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NASDAQ Futures (NQ) Continue To Sink

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E-mini Nasdaq 100 Forms a Double Bottom Pattern After Bullish CPI Report

Posted on November 11, 2022November 11, 2022

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E-mini Nasdaq (NQ) Futures: Price Rally Unconvincing

The recent price run-up seems to be slowing down. Resistance has been found at the 78% Fib level. Expecting lower prices for NQ with a possible target of $11,068.50. Daily Chart The Fibonacci retracements give us a possible scenario where the price could test the 100% line at $11,068.50. Looking at the recent bounce off Read More…

Posted on October 27, 2022October 27, 2022 Comment(0)

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