Nasdaq technical analysis in 60 seconds.

Watch the following 60 second video to see a quick technical analysis snapshot of Nasdaq futures, based on simple daily candles, volume and one of the most watched technical indicators. In short, Nasdaq is looking bullish as buying volume dominates the double bottom pattern and the daily candles are above the 20 EMA (exponential moving average).

Swing traders or long term buyers should be careful and probably abort the bullish premise, if 2 consecutive daily candles close below the daily 20 EMA.

In short, bulls are looking better than bears at this spot, as Nasdaq futures Futures Futures or a futures contract represents a legal agreement to buy or sell a security or asset at a predetermined price at a specified time in the future. Of note, the parties are not known to each other.These transactions usually involve commodities or other securities involving the buying and selling for a forward or predetermined price.Futures also adhere to a delivery date, which specifies the date of delivery and payment. Relative to other forms of investing futures are much more complex, as Futures or a futures contract represents a legal agreement to buy or sell a security or asset at a predetermined price at a specified time in the future. Of note, the parties are not known to each other.These transactions usually involve commodities or other securities involving the buying and selling for a forward or predetermined price.Futures also adhere to a delivery date, which specifies the date of delivery and payment. Relative to other forms of investing futures are much more complex, as Read this Term (NQ) is around 11735.

I usually do not post price charts of such low time frames, like the 5 minute below, but future intraday traders, who possibly seek additional guidance, can have a look at the regression channel below, which is also a potential bull flag (and can consider entering a Long at the possible breakout up of the bull flag, at apx. X marked below), as well as watch the purple line above it, which is yesterday's close.

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