Trading US100 Successfully

Today's Analysis

The Market is still aiming up considering even though there is a sign of low momentum for the experience of yesterday.

Buy Is the signal!!!

NOTE: That the market created a small gap in the closing hourss of yesterday, there is a possibility for the market to retrace back to 21582.14.
The Highlighted regions are possible zones for Entry and Exits.

#PatienceIsTheKey

This is NQ 5000 ticks. A dip down towards the encircled area for a target above 22000 would seem natural today,

I trade the NAS100 using a combination of EMAs, MACD, and Support & Resistance. I rely on EMAs for trend direction and MACD for momentum confirmation. When both indicators align—such as during a crossover—it's a strong buy or sell signal for me. I enter the market after confirming the signal with MACD and exit based on support and resistance levels. I also watch for pullbacks and set stops away from common levels to avoid being stopped out by false spikes. My strategy is simple: confirm trend direction with EMAs and check momentum with MACD.

Today's Analyisis

The day started if favor of the bulls, with positive signs from the stochastic (20, 4, 4) indicator. using 20530.4 as support.
market is expected to go up and fill the gap created in the open in the early hours of yesterday.
So i place mt TP slightly above the gap.

in essence
Buy US100
Tp1 @21611.83
Tp2 @21786.21

Market patterns repeat but can be tricky to interpret. Using EMAs, MACD, MFI, support/resistance, and trend lines helps traders navigate Nasdaq, but solid intellect and discipline are key to staying profitable.

I have a target of 22909 on 7th March

A little more than a month away, significantly exceeding the current all time high. What is that number based on?

Balancing of price and time for the 2020-2021 rally - there's a number of geometrical price and time based levels on that level and date

I use a combination of MACD, EMAs, and support/resistance levels for trading Nasdaq. While some prefer removing MACD, I rely on it to confirm momentum and potential market direction. I typically look for EMA crossovers as primary signals, and then use MACD to verify these signals. I also focus on pullbacks for better entries, and place my stops away from common stop-hunting zones. My strategy is built around patience and consistency, adapting to the market's movement rather than chasing every small fluctuation.

I rely on a combination of EMAs, MACD, and Support/Resistance levels for my trading strategy on NAS100. While some prefer trading with just EMAs, I find the MACD crucial for confirming momentum. I use crossover signals from both indicators to decide my entries and exits, with a focus on alignment. Pullbacks are important for refining entries, and I always place my stop outside of common trader zones to avoid unnecessary stop-outs. Every strategy has its strengths, and I believe in testing and adjusting based on market behavior.