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QQQ·NASDAQ·USD
QQQ·Mexico·MXN
9455·Hong Kong·USD
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Currency in USD
636.42
+7.82(+1.24%)
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Failed cease talk. Ndx weekend future down 1.65%. This Q. Will take the hit tomorrow at open.
MAGS leads market ....Resistant @ 62....64
QQQ Resistance @ 618.......632
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get some insight in what. s/p 👇💡
+ 4. 479 🚀.. 1669 🚀 . 🚀 4578
They gave me 14
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ready for a recession guys
-12 Day
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the pump was fake i told you guys
another round can we see 603$ today?
can we see 598$ this week?
QQQ support @ 584......520
See if this works Qqq. $603 Rebound 616- 623- 635
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rebound to 603 but then continue to sell off
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500 in 20 days
To the moon!!
I guess
QQQ support @ 602......570
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Need not fear , 3 more years of Trump , then 8 years of Vance . Finally 8 years of Rubio. Just look at the heat map of the last 3 elections ! Only the inner cities are keeping any Dems in power ! The scandalous votes are going to be partially removed and shipped back to their homelands !
Sounds like everybody on television is turning bearish so I just took my profits. Maybe it will rally and I’ll get back in the short side.
In February 1998, just a few months after the mini-crash, U.S. exchanges agreed to overhaul the circuit breaker triggers. Instead of fixed Dow point drops, the thresholds were set as percentage declines: initially 10%, 20%, and 30% drops in the Dow would trigger halts of increasing severity. This change ensured the triggers would adjust with market levels (a 10% decline is always 10%, regardless of whether the Dow is at 8,000 or 15,000 points). The idea was to reserve trading halts for truly large swings. These percentage-based rules remained in place through the 2000s. Notably, even during steep sell-offs like the 2008 financial crisis, the market-wide circuit breakers never triggered. Single-day losses, while severe, didn’t hit the 10% in one day threshold during normal trading hours (markets were volatile but often the largest moves happened near the close or over multiple days).
Odd-lotters buying old news of Buffett buying a pittance of GOOG in Q3 at $170. Those are the same guys that say the market is rigged, when the market has just accommodated their stupidity.
Chart monkeys are looking for buy stops above $613.35. I hope they can push it up there one more time so I can finish my short position.
Volume/Price studies indicate few, if any buy stops but copious numbers of sell stops. Only those with a death wish are buying tech stocks at these levels. Shorts should be in for a very profitable “ride”
Ssy “Thank You” to Stuart Varney for creating an opportunity to sell what could be the high for the 2025 bull run.
Talking heads on FOX Business are hyping GOOG, but failing to acknowledge Buffett paid around $170 in Q3. As usual, odd-lotters are buying at $291. Some things never change.
Looks like short covering is over and most buyers are “odd-lotters”. Not a good outlook for “Mag 7” and other tech stocks.
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