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21,411.46 -51.58    -0.24%
29/01 - Closed. Currency in USD
Type:  Index
Market:  United States
# Components:  101
  • Volume: 322,115,216
  • Open: 21,473.01
  • Day's Range: 21,251.80 - 21,477.88
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Jamal Gold
Jamal Gold Jan 28, 2025 6:12PM ET
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All AI hype is over, when investor realized that something that cost US companies billions, cost only millions to Chinese company Deepseek
Maggie Deridfrr
Maggie Deridfrr Jan 28, 2025 10:49AM ET
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must is sell or buy help me here please
Timothy Technography
Timothy Technography Jan 28, 2025 10:49AM ET
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It depends on your timeframe, but in general, this is a bad place and day to buy long. For those with more advanced trading tools that can look under the hood, the selling momentum has been in control since last week concluded, and is projected to continue till around February 5, possibly mid February or longer, though expect a multi day rally around/after Feb. 5. That's based on current facts. However, the Federal Reserve Bank's guidance and commentary could shift thing, or other things like the China AI, Trump tariffs, corporate earnings, etc., but the momentum already factors in a lot of this. So I'm shorting/selling to profit, now +50 percent on TQQQ put options purchased last week, took profits on majority yesterday, knowing I could buy back cheaper late today or tomorrow, before the next leg lower by end of week and especially next week, unless something unexpected extends the inauguration rally a bit further up before it reverses.
David Zfoni
David Zfoni Jan 27, 2025 2:11PM ET
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Look! at! volume! This kind of volume with this price action - clear distribution. Next is abyss.
Olav Borlaug
Olav Borlaug Jan 27, 2025 9:41AM ET
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I'm out from my longs. Will most likely retrace alle the way to ATH now, heheh
Timothy Technography
Timothy Technography Jan 24, 2025 2:46PM ET
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Gap fills in progress through first part of February, despite some choppy temporary reversals next week.
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Timothy Technography Jan 24, 2025 2:46PM ET
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Today confirms and reiterates what I wrote last week. The writing was on the wall since before the inauguration. Eventually in the stock market there will always be another all time high, but there's no reason for such at this time.
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레스 아 Jan 24, 2025 9:42AM ET
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Crazy bubble!!! The debt bomb will explode
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AZ KA Jan 23, 2025 3:51PM ET
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all major tech companies are in minus.. which nsdq 100 is not much down ?
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Stkhntr Jan 23, 2025 10:27AM ET
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Trump will be good for the markets if he can get the DXY and 10 yr interest down things will roar. Problem is its so overpriced who knows when it breaks ?
Timothy Technography
Timothy Technography Jan 23, 2025 10:27AM ET
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Stagflation is never good for markets. You can't deport millions of low wage workers in agriculture, construction, landscape/lawn and home care services and not rising expect wage pressures, when combined with tariffs to increase cost of goods, obviously result in higher prices and less spending, lower GDP. This is why we go to business school to learn macroeconomics, and that's why Wharton professors warned months ago that his proposed polices are inflationary. It's just a scam to enrich the billionaires like himself by cutting their own taxes, reduce labor protections to they can pay workers less, and let the masses deal with the consequences, not that I care b/c if folks vote for a con man, they deserve the consequences for poor judgment. That's how markets work. That doesn't mean price won't go higher before it heads lower. Markets overshoot quickly and are behind the curve when inflection points are warranted.
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majdi alfandi Jan 19, 2025 11:32AM ET
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Do you think the NASDAQ will open with an upward or downward gap?
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Timothy Technography Jan 17, 2025 12:57PM ET
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NDX projected to rollover in last couple hours today, presumably traders taking profits off the table before holiday weekend.
 
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