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Nasdaq shared a quote from MercedesAMGF1 team driver Kimi Antonelli on performing under pressure.
Antonelli said, "Embrace the pressure and it can really make the difference." Details are being clarified.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) is trading at $91.59, firmly above the MA-20 ($86.40), MA-50 ($87.67), and MA-200 ($89.07), confirming sustained upward momentum across short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun (D1) at $85.91 sits just below current price, acting as immediate support.
On the momentum front, MACD (D1) maintains a buy signal while ADX (D1) remains neutral, indicating upward momentum but low trend strength. RSI (D1) is moderately bullish at 56, and CCI (D1) also supports the buy side; Stoch RSI is neutral. BBP (D1) shows overbought conditions, suggesting current sessions are dominated by buyers, though this may be nearing exhaustion. NDAQ is trading at $91.59, down marginally from last week’s close of $91.64, reflecting a muted 0.60% decline. Price sits near the middle of the recent weekly range of $89.51 to $93.31, with volatility at 4.25%. The tone for the week is one of sideways consolidation after a brief test of highs. In today’s session, the stock opened notably higher and is up 1.29% intraday.
Looking ahead, the expected trading range for the coming week is $89.00 to $94.00, anchored just above the 52-week low of $76.55 and below the 52-week high of $101.79. The probability of further price increases is high (more than 80%) based on strong buy signals from MA-50 (W1), RSI (W1), and ongoing buy bias in higher timeframes, while a decline appears less likely. Baseline scenario sees NDAQ moving sideways within the $89–$94 corridor. A bullish break above $94 would open the way toward retesting higher resistance levels, while a slip below $89 could prompt a move toward medium-term support in the $87–$88 area.
Previously it was reported that the Nasdaq rebounded modestly after a significant technology-led selloff, as investors weighed new U.S. tariffs, rising Treasury yields, and concerns over artificial intelligence spending. With market sentiment still fragile amid ongoing macroeconomic and sector-specific risks, traders should watch for further volatility and monitor key support levels in the days ahead.