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Well, it was another brutal week for the stock market. As of Friday morning, the Nasdaq 100 Index was off by 4.6%. And that’s on top of a 5.8% decline the week before. To put this selloff into perspective, here is a heatmap of the last 30 days… There just aren’t many stocks worth buying …
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As regular readers know, higher interest rates are bad for stocks, but excessive inflation is also not good for the economy or the markets.
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….With the big selloff last week, the major indexes remain under pressure. In particular, the Nasdaq 100 (NQ) dropped 5.8% last week. The market hit the top of the daily channel and pulled back, and we are now expecting more downside ahead. Read on to see how the market is setting up for the next …
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What a week… Just when we thought the craziness had finally come to an end, Tuesday’s CPI numbers showed that inflation was still rising, despite the market’s belief that it had peaked. The result was a bloodbath like we haven’t seen in years. The Nasdaq fell 5.5% in a day, and the Dow lost 1,276 …
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Today we’re looking at the big tech stocks that appear to be in trouble. These are represented by the Nasdaq 100 Index. So let’s look at the NQ 100 Index futures contracts… Looking at NQ Futures Contracts Here’s how the chart is shaping up and how we see the market… The NQ daily time frame …
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The Nasdaq 100 Index is a collection of the 100 biggest and most actively traded firms in the United States that are listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Except for industrial and investment banks, the index contains firms from a variety of sectors. Retail, biotechnology, industrial, telecommunications, health care, and other non-financial industries are among them.
The Nasdaq 100 index is traded through the Invesco QQQ Trust. This product is intended to monitor the success of the Nasdaq 100 biggest corporations. Any business in the trust must be a Nasdaq 100 member and have been listed on the wider market for at least two years.
How We Plan to Sell an NQ Rally
Last week’s 4.7% decline in the Nasdaq 100 (NQ) futures market brought the index right back down to its June lows. The market is clearly still stuck in a down trend, but this is an area where support could be found. And if we do see a rally in the NQ from here, we’ll be …
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