NASDAQ 100

The Nasdaq 100 downtrend has snapped, with prices trading above the channel despite elevated rates, oil, and the dollar, signaling near-term resilience.

Nasdaq could rise 10% quickly if positive Strait of Hormuz developments emerge, as investors remain eager to chase the next rally leg.

Nasdaq 100 relative strength versus the S&P 500 has broken out and remains above a rising 200-day moving average, unlike early 2022.

The Nasdaq should continue toward a new all-time high as long as its most recent swing-trade higher low remains intact.

$QQQ has reached a new all-time high even as broad sector participation has deteriorated sharply over the past month.

Nasdaq 100 reached a new all-time high this week in an unusually quiet advance, reflecting continued upward price momentum.

Nasdaq 100 strength is continuing, with the index drifting higher and finishing near session highs while the S&P remained flat.

Nasdaq and AI-linked equities remain constructive, supported by a new NQ high and a chart that remains difficult to dispute.

Nasdaq appears positioned for upside as heavy technology volatility looks cheap relative to July extremes, following an 8% decline during the volatility spread re-sync.

$QQQ could stage a near-term relief rally after several rough, oversold sessions if the FOMC message is interpreted positively.

The NASDAQ 100 remains bullish and oversold in the volatility-adjusted momentum and probable-range models, retaining a positive near-term price signal.

Nasdaq 100 faces downside risk from another oil price surge, with a put spread held against the broader market shock scenario.

Nasdaq remains a bearish near-term trade, maintaining a tactical downside view for $QQQ rather than signaling a durable market reversal.