QQQ: Approaches Psychological Resistance! (D&W charts)

7월 8일

In the daily chart of the QQQ, the price is steadily climbing within a well-defined uptrend, supported by the 21-day EMA and an ascending trend line. The ETF is approaching a critical psychological resistance level at $500, marked by the red line. This level is significant as it often acts as a barrier due to its round-number nature, where traders tend to set sell orders. A decisive close above this level would signal a continuation of the uptrend, potentially leading to further gains.

The daily chart also shows a recent breakout above the previous resistance at 486.86, which now serves as a support level. This breakout, accompanied by higher lows, reinforces the bullish sentiment. If you are looking for entry points, then you might consider buying on pullbacks to the 21-day EMA or on a breakout above the psychological resistance at $500, confirming bullish momentum.

On the weekly chart, QQQ is displaying strong bullish characteristics with consistent higher highs and higher lows. The 21-week EMA has been a reliable support, indicating the overall trend remains bullish. The recent bullish candle indicates strong buying interest, suggesting that any pullback might be limited and serve as a buying opportunity.

Integrating both the daily and weekly charts, QQQ is showing robust bullish momentum. The key level to watch is the psychological resistance at $500. A successful close above this level would open the door for further gains. Conversely, failure to break above this resistance could lead to a minor pullback to the support levels around 486.86 or the 21-day EMA. For now, we should monitor these levels closely to determine the strength of the uptrend and make informed trading decisions.

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