Nasdaq Forecast: Recovers After Initial Selloff – 14 April 2025
-- During the trading session on Friday, we saw the NASDAQ 100 all over the place, as it looked at one point in time that we would be plunging below the 18,000 level, only to see the market turned around.
-- This is especially after a
-- In other words, it’s possible that we may be getting closer to quantitative easing in
Technical Analysis
The technical analysis for this Nasdaq market is very ugly, but it is worth noting that the last couple of candlesticks have at least seen the market try to turn things around. The 19,000 level above is a significant barrier, and then we have a major trend line that we have to pay close attention to as potential resistance as well. If we can break above that, then it’s possible that the NASDAQ 100 could go looking to the 20,000 level.
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On the other hand, if we break down below the 17,750 level, then the NASDAQ 100 could plunge toward the 17,000 level. In general, this is a market that I think will continue to be very noisy, especially as there’s no way to know what
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Quite frankly, the most important thing you need to do is to keep your position size reasonable, and your stop losses very wide in these times where volatility is skyrocketing. Unfortunately, that’s just the way this game is played, sometimes things are so chaotic that you have to trade minuscule positions in order to survive and then take advantage of the market once it starts moving in a more stable and somewhat predictable manner.
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