📈 MNQ Market Recap: September 24th – Patterns Repeating in Action
Hey everybody, Let’s dive into a technical look at the MNQ market (micro-NASDAQ) for Wednesday, September 24th. Today’s market structure was strikingly similar to yesterday’s, showing how patterns often repeat. ⏰ Pre-Market Action - Pre-market London High and Asia London Low were visible. - Green line: market low | Yellow line: London open. From the start: - Market initially fell, then rose. - At London open, price retraced to market open, then pushed to new highs before falling again. 📊 Early Market Structure - Attempts to move higher failed; brief consolidation followed. - 20-period moving average caught up, then price dropped further. - Lower highs formed progressively: - Weakness led to a new low at 8:10, ~16 points from the prior high. - Market entered a clear downtrend with selling pressure. 🔁 Comparing Yesterday and Today One-minute charts show near-identical patterns: - Fall from the open → consolidation → failed attempt higher → progressive lower highs → further drop Key takeaway: - Patterns repeat across days. - Prior day’s price action often influences today’s market. - Aligning higher timeframes clarifies possible vs probable moves. ⚡ Key Observations - Consolidation acts as a trend within a range. - Today’s consolidation was shorter than yesterday’s (~1 hour). - Early session bias: slightly downward. - Double-top at the 20-period moving average → series of lower highs. 🧮 Measured Moves - Yesterday: 950 → 780 (~160–170 points) - Today: ~166–178 points - Overlap: ~93% ✅ Trades aligned with patterns: - Price retested 200-period moving average, failed, broke below, then fell. - Today mirrored this with a final failed attempt off the London/Asia low (~8:10) → downside move. 💡 Takeaways - Watch for repeating daily patterns to anticipate setups. - Prior days’ action gives context for today. - Market behavior may not always be volatile; sometimes it’s structured and uniform.