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- Forest from the trees [Swing trading focus on NASDAQ Composite Indicators]
Trend analysis of the NASDAQ to better understand the trending Small Cap. trading environment.
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Categories:Chart Patterns
Trend Analysis
Swing Trading
(Oct 30) Possible support at 10,500 then 9,800.
(Sept 11) Charts are showing weakness. Look at #4 & 6.
(Sept 7) If 10,875 does not hold then we could see 10,000 to 9,800.
(April 6) 7,720 is now support and may be tested.
(April 1) 7,420 then 6,200 supports on the downside; to down 37% possible.
(Mar 11) See Chart #2 for possible support levels.
(Feb 28) If support at 8,250 breaks then 7,675 is next. This is a much needed pullback caused by global supply chain disruption.
Charts 1-10; NASDAQ indicators and related ETF%27s with the intent to identify intermediate term general market direction.
Charts 11-20 other indexes and a few high beta tech equities positioned to make dramatic positive returns on upswings.
Charts 21 to 30 Interesting Energy plays.
Charts 31 and up .... Looking for medium to long term swing trades.
(Sept 11) Charts are showing weakness. Look at #4 & 6.
(Sept 7) If 10,875 does not hold then we could see 10,000 to 9,800.
(April 6) 7,720 is now support and may be tested.
(April 1) 7,420 then 6,200 supports on the downside; to down 37% possible.
(Mar 11) See Chart #2 for possible support levels.
(Feb 28) If support at 8,250 breaks then 7,675 is next. This is a much needed pullback caused by global supply chain disruption.
Charts 1-10; NASDAQ indicators and related ETF%27s with the intent to identify intermediate term general market direction.
Charts 11-20 other indexes and a few high beta tech equities positioned to make dramatic positive returns on upswings.
Charts 21 to 30 Interesting Energy plays.
Charts 31 and up .... Looking for medium to long term swing trades.
01. COMPQ - NASDAQ Daily
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