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Nasdaq 100 stocks are described as being dragged down by SpaceX's decline, suggesting a broad market weight rather than a directional trade.

Author speculates on a potential ceasefire catalyst and market capitulation tied to Trump's focus on momentum stocks, but expresses no explicit position or forward call.

A comment “QQQ has another 10% to fall” (+5) is supported by observations of low volume on pumps, 0dte options expiring worthless “just a dollar shy”, and “explosive diarrhea” on SPY. The lack of volume and weak intraday recovery suggest the tech‑heavy index is losing momentum. The community expects further downside as the AI hype fades and earnings season brings disappointment. Short QQQ or buy puts. The “10% more” target implies a pullback toward the 200‑day moving average. Contrarian bulls exist, but the dominant sentiment is that the correction is not over. Risks: A strong Mag7 earnings report could fuel a relief rally. Community is split – some expect a “rip next week”.

NASDAQ breakdown below 25000 targets 24000

The author is watching QQQ intensely but does not state a position or forward-looking directional view.

AI job losses unwind S&P and Nasdaq

The Nasdaq 100 index recovers from a 2.7 percent decline to cut its loss to 2 percent in the session.

The author observes QQQ moving lower without a sharp selloff in growth stocks, expressing uncertainty about the move and no directional position.

The Nasdaq 100 index fell sharply to a session low of 2.7 percent during trading.

SPY down -1.4% pre-market; comments like “bloodiest Friday,” “circuit breaker flew over my house,” and “this is a shit market.” Broad market weakness driven by tech/semis; institutional selling and geopolitical fears (Iran attack, Kuwait) add to risk. The community expects continued downside with potential for a gap lower. Some believe MM will reverse at open (“Watch this shit reverse”), and 0dte puts could get crushed. OIL (XLE/USO) - LONG | confidence: 0.50 | sentiment: +0.30 Speaker: r/wallstreetbets community Thesis: “Houthis are pumping my oil longs” and “Kuwait announces that its powerplants and desalination plants were attacked by Iran.” Geopolitical supply disruption risk in the Middle East directly boosts oil prices. Despite broader bearish sentiment, energy stands out as a hedge with a clear catalyst. Oil can reverse quickly if peace talks emerge (comment: “Why tf is no one talking about a peace deal?”).

Nasdaq 100 futures drop over two percent as memory stocks decline sharply and geopolitical tensions with Iran continue to escalate.

Nasdaq 100 futures extend losses to two percent in intraday trading session.

The author advises against selling into deep losses and outlines a watchlist for potential tech, medical, and travel entries once downtrends stabilize, but expresses no current directional positions.

Chip stocks dragged the Nasdaq and S&P 500 lower despite upbeat US economic data and a strong start to second-quarter earnings season.

Author speculates about a potential overnight flush in QQQ but only expresses willingness to buy if it happens, not a current position.

A +12 upvoted bear explicitly warns “this will be back to all time high tomorrow” and advises against full-port puts; another +9 comment calls it a “generational buying opportunity.” The strongest upvoted sentiment from an admitted bear is bullish on a near-term bounce, suggesting the market may be oversold and due for a snap-back. There is enough divergence to treat broad market indices as a watch for a potential V-reversal, but no strong consensus for a directional trade. Counter-comments say “Nasdaq is broken” and “bear time for a long time,” plus persistent volatility concerns.

Buy QQQ calls on Nasdaq support at a potential bear-trap capitulation low ahead of Google earnings.

Author explicitly states they bought QQQ calls ahead of Google earnings, establishing a bullish options position.

The tweet contains only a ticker and a link with no additional context or directional view.

Author plans to rotate into tech slowly while continuing to ride current holdings, referencing outperformance versus SPY, QQQ, and XLK since June 2025.

The author notes that QQQ contains some non-pure tech components, but does not express a directional view or position.

Nasdaq 100 futures extend their decline to 0.6 percent, hitting a new session low.

The author clarifies that their tech focus is on pure tech stocks, not QQQ, which can include non-tech holdings.

US tech advantageous with diverse subsectors.

Own broad US ETFs to smooth volatility.

Stocks and bonds rose after softer-than-expected core PPI data reduced expectations of near-term Fed rate hikes, while oil prices remained elevated above $80 amid geopolitical tensions.

The author comments on QQQ's consolidation without taking a directional position, merely observing the price action as wild.

Buy QQQ on the view that the Trump data center tweet marked a bottom, with Mag7 strength likely to drag the broader Nasdaq higher despite weak breadth.

The author recommends QQQ and XLK as long-term buy-and-hold ETFs for investors with a long timeline, but does not state a current personal position.

The Nasdaq 100 index extended its decline to a session low of 0.5 percent in the latest trading update.