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NASDAQ 100 Hangs in Balance Amid Mixed Signals, Key Resistance Ahead

Institutional investors are cautious, but experts are optimistic. The NASDAQ 100's next move depends on breaking through a key resistance level or retreating to lower support.

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NASDAQ 100 Hangs in Balance Amid Mixed Signals, Key Resistance Ahead

The NASDAQ Composite finds itself in a mixed bag of signals, with institutional investors expressing skepticism despite a strong surge from Amazon. The index remains above key moving averages, but market breadth is negative, indicating a shaky uptrend.

Amazon's 9.6% surge on robust quarterly results pulled the entire index into positive territory. However, trading volume was below average, and the put-call ratio stood at 1.1, suggesting institutional investors are cautious. Experts hold a cautiously optimistic view, citing potential support from expected US Fed interest rate pauses or cuts due to stable inflation and moderate economic growth. They also point to positive quarterly earnings from major tech firms and the historical strength of tech stocks in November. A new analysis released on November 1 urges investors to take urgent action regarding the NASDAQ Composite. The coming week, filled with fresh economic data, will likely set the direction for the index. Currently, the NASDAQ Composite is facing a key resistance level, with a breakthrough potentially leading to further gains or a retreat to lower support levels.

The NASDAQ Composite's fate hangs in the balance, with a mix of positive and negative signals. While institutional investors remain cautious, experts are cautiously optimistic. The coming week's economic data will likely provide clarity on the index's direction, with a key resistance level potentially determining its next move.

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