Mini break for NASDAQ 100 - for now
The NASDAQ 100 took a mini break from chasing new record highs and is now trading within a narrow range.
Technical chart (daily) for the NASDAQ 100
Technical chart (daily) created at tradingview.com
The technical chart with the simple Envelopes reveals that the index is no longer considered as overheated and the RSI confirms this.
The distance to the SMA 20 remains high but declined a little bit.
One earlier high at 15447 serves as a level of confidence while one level above, at
15526, proved itself as a level of support, setting the lower limit for the current trading range.
As long as the index remains above 15 447 on the daily chart, there is nothing to worry about.
Technical chart (hourly) for the NASDAQ 100
Technical chart (hourly) created at tradingview.com
Talking of trading range - the hourly chart of the NASDAQ 100 with modified Evenlope settings gives a nice impression of the current range where a mini break and mini consolidation are taking place right now.
I think there is not much to add at this point - let's see if the NASDAQ 100 will leave this range downwards or upwards.
Looking only at the technical chart, the index is still moving within a strong upside trend with a nice distance to the SMA 20. Nothing to worry about (yet).
Market Breadth Chart for the NASDAQ 100
On our market breadth chart we've been including the Envelope bands for quite some time now. The index still trades within the upper band, being slightly overheated, but this state is wearing off already (and remember, the Envelope bands also advance and usually catch up with the price at some point).
The Advance Decline Line for NaSDAQ 100 follows the price - no clear divergences here.
Advanced vs. Declined for NASDAQ 100 is no longer at an extreme value and reasonable for this trading day.
The McClellan Oscillator for the NASDAQ 100 is below the zero line with a relatively low value.
The McClellan Summation index stopped to rise and declined again. I am sorry for the spike in the data here (see third last bar at this indicator). I have to check what went wrong there.
At the moment, market breadth data reflects that the NASDAQ 100 stopped to advance rapidly and took a small break. I don't see any warn signs here.
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