Nasdaq has only closed higher than in its current level 2 weeks in 2000.
there are some transverse resistance but they are not precise enough...
from a general point of view, it seems to me that there will be no vertical continuation on the upside.
the risk remaining, i suggest to buy put spreads in case of failure... which would limit the carry away risk.
there are some transverse resistance but they are not precise enough...
from a general point of view, it seems to me that there will be no vertical continuation on the upside.
the risk remaining, i suggest to buy put spreads in case of failure... which would limit the carry away risk.
