NASDAQ news

Global equities pull away from recent highs as markets reassess the latest moves and the developments in data, geopolitics, and earnings.

US equities continue to trade near all-time highs despite warning signals from the bond market.

Technicals are flashing green in the key time frames, and in sentiment CoT speculators remain net long while retail traders are majority short.

Latest geopolitical headlines have taken the index lower in the futures market, and in sentiment CoT speculators remain net sell while Capital.com’s clients are majority buy.

Technicals turn negative in the shorter-term time frames, while in sentiment there’s a shift back to net long for CoT speculators.

Valuation, disruption and rotation have been short-term themes testing short-term technicals, though in sentiment traders remain majority buy.

The US Tech 100 reflects the performance of some of the largest non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq and is often used as a reference point for movements in the US technology sector.

Equity index takes a hit in the futures market down less than 1% denting short-term technicals, and in sentiment CoT speculators remain net short.

Risk-off moves in the financial market see futures go for a dip, but it’ll require a bit more to shake off longer-term positive technicals and majority buy sentiment among traders.

The Nasdaq Stock Market – home to many of the world’s major technology firms – often mirrors shifts in overall market risk appetite. During periods of changing monetary policy, advances in AI development and evolving corporate earnings expectations, price movements across its key constituents tend to become more pronounced.