SPX Holds Support as NDX Stabilizes and Invesco QQQ Signals Potential Bottom

SmartReversals
04-23

Markets are showing early signs of stabilization, with key indices holding support and momentum indicators turning constructive.

While short-term consolidation may emerge, leadership strength and improving technical signals suggest the groundwork for a potential upside continuation—especially with earnings acting as the next major catalyst.

1. $S&P 500(.SPX)$

The gap at 7,051 served well as support. While today’s move was tech-driven and price action felt indecisive excluding the $Defiance Large Cap ex-Mag 7 ETF(XMAG)$ giants, this does not imply a lack of conviction.

These leaders are bouncing and could fuel the move heading into next week’s earnings. $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ -3%.

2. $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$

Based on the Stochastic crossover, a consolidation is probably coming.

However, the price action has set supports at $26,100 (A) and $25,700 (B), expecting a deeper pullback seems unlikely; in fact, a potential move to level (A) is looking compromised.

All eyes on earnings.

3. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$

Over the last 10 years, bullish Stochastic crossovers on the weekly chart have marked notable bottoms. The move is validated when the oscillator crosses 50, which is the case today.


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