This video provides a Monday market outlook for Nasdaq on May 18, 2026, analyzing price action across multiple timeframes. The analysis shows bullish momentum for 3 consecutive weeks with only 2 bearish days last week, with price breaching the $29,000 level and approaching the significant $30,000 psychological level. On the 50-minute timeframe, price is trading within a breaker block range. The trader emphasizes that while fundamental bias remains bullish, price action can move in any direction at any time, and traders should align with both fundamental bias and technical data. The video concludes that Nasdaq remains fundamentally bullish until a candle closes below the 4-hour low.
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Monday Market Outlook on the charts! What can we expect to see this week! #nasdaq #stockmarket #fypAdded:
What can we expect when trading Nasdaq this week, Monday the 18th of May, 2026?
So, if you just look at price action, you can see this is the the daily time frame. So, we've had bullish momentum for about 3 weeks back-to-back, and only last week we had two bearish trading days. Now, price action did breach the $29,000 mark, which was like the next key whole number, and the next whole number is obviously 30,000, which is, you know, really significant, and that's probably another point of interest if price does to continue to make another bullish run. However, if we just drop down to the lower time frames, we haven't actually taken this low. So, although it's in bearish pressure, fundamentally, Nasdaq is still bullish.
And then, if we drop down to the 50-minute time frame, as [snorts] you can see here, we did have this order block breaker block uh marked out. Price has actually come into the breaker block, started to get some sense of rejection, and now we are trading between this low and this high in terms of the 50-minute range. So, where will price go this week? The answer is, nobody knows.
Anything can happen at any given time when trading. It's not financial advice, it's for educational purposes only, and you have to align yourself with fundamental bias and technical data.
>> [snorts] >> And essentially, what we trade is just price action.
We trade price action going from one point of interest to another. So, we'll stay on the lookout. Fundamentally, Nasdaq is still bullish until we have a candle closure below that 4-hour low.
But, stay tuned. See how we got on for the rest of the week. Last week, we had a really good week, 10% gain with a 66% win rate. Like, favorite, follow. Ask me anything in the comment section.
See you in the next one. Nasdaq lights out.
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