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NAS100 AND US30 TRADING

(NEWS AND TECHNICAL)

AUTHORS: TRADING LORDS

TELEGRAM: https://t.me/EliteTradingLords

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INTRODUCTION

This document is one of the inserts in the ETL trading series. The
knowledge in here applies to beginner, intermediate, and expert practice. It
should not be taken lightly. The series consists of a variety of powerful
trading approaches including price action and indicators.

This document contains one of the strategies used in the successful trading
of Nasdaq (Nas100) and Dow Jones 30 (US30) technical and determining
the direction for their 15:30 GMT+2 news releases. The strategy should not
only be used as the determining factor for news direction but should be
used as one of the confirmations for the direction. The strategy consists of
many key aspects which should all be taken into consideration.

What will be taught in this document may or may not work for everyone as
we have different methods of trading. The aim is not to force you into an
analysis approach that does not fit your style or personality but instead
show you how we go about with our own analysis approach. To achieve
profitability and maintain it consistently. For some there will be nothing new
to learn from this document whilst for others there may be something, or
everything new to learn in this document. It’s different strokes for different
folks.

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Nas100 and US30 Strategy

• This pdf will be short and straight forward.
• All times are in GMT+2.
• This pdf will clearly explain nas100 and us30 in line with their risk
management table
• For trading Nas100 and US30, we use the below components to
analyse its movement:
• Trend
• V reversals
• New high analysis
• Investing.com news analysis
• Rejection analysis
• Big candles analysis
• Range analysis
• Price action analysis
• Continuation analysis
• System pc analysis
• Break out analysis
• CNBC news analysis
• Entry after 15:30 analysis
• 4hours analysis and daily analysis

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Following the up Trend

• We all know that Nas100 and US30 are indexes that measures
performance of largest companies.
• This means that it’s a must that they should always be on an uptrend
because all those big companies are always making a lot of profits
that losses.
• These uptrends that we’re talking about are always seen on larger
times like 4 hours, daily, and monthly.
• Therefore, if you are a long-term trader, you must mostly look for
perfect buy entries on both Nas100 and US30.
• As for down trend entries we’ll also share our thoughts on them.
• In this section we will go through all possible perfect buy entries.
• To follow the uptrend, we look for the following before entering a
trade on both Nas100 and US30:
➢ We check trend lines
➢ V rejections
➢ Break out and retest
➢ Double bottom rejections
➢ Support and resistance
➢ Forming new highs

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Nas100 trend lines on higher time frames

• Open your Nas100 or US30 chart on either 4 hours or the daily or the
weekly.
• Draw your trend lines.
• Enter when the market touches and rejects on your trend line.
• The most powerful entry is when the market touches your trend line
and rejects, as simple as that.
• Make sure that your trend lines touch all the ends of the lower lows
• Examples on where to enter are shared below.
• To draw a trend line is simple we bet you all know how to do it.

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Examples of catching buy trades on nas100 and us30 using trend lines

• Above is a simple Nas100 movement.

• I’ve drawn a simple trend line on Nas100 chart. We used H1 in this
example. Full picture for daily is shown on the next page in case you
want to confirm.
• With this trend line we had 5 perfect entries shown with arrows
• Remember with a trend line we start entering trades from the third
touch
• With the above I’ve indicated all entries with a red arrow
• It’s so simple.
• Imagine if you entered on the first arrow with just 2000zar how much
was gonna be your profit? …………A lot

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Example two on how to enter using trend lines on Nas100 higher time
frame.

• Now check the above.

• I love this screenshot because I caught it and made money.
• We all see that I’ve drawn a perfect trend line above.
• With perfect 3 entries shown with an arrow.
• It’s so simple to trade Nas100, it just needs patience.
• Imagine if you caught it.
• But we will catch it together and hold for days.
• More examples follow

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• Another one above.

• Count the entries.

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• The above is on 4 hours chart.

• It gave us one entry shown with an arrow.
• More to come don’t miss them.

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• With the above

• I am going to leave you with the above image to count entries.
• Remember that we always enter from the 3rd touch of the trend line.
• Text us on +27766234212 or +27790799626 if you are failing to
count, we’ll help.
• Even if you are failing on entries text us, we’ll always answer.

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Now US30. We still on higher time frame trend lines.

• Example below shows entries on us30 using higher time frames trend
lines

• Looking at above screenshot I’ve indicated 2 perfect entries on us30

with arrows.

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One perfect entry shared above

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Perfect entry shown on 4hours chart

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V rejections on higher time frames both Nas100 and US30.

• Wait for the market to go down.

• Wait for it to give you a perfect rejection on top of a trend line or a
support.
• Take a buy.
• Examples below

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• Above we have a perfect v rejection shown with the orange arrow.

• Market rejected on support and trend line at the same time.
• We enter a buy after rejection buy entry shown with an arrow (blue).

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Another one shown on 4hours

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Another one on nas 100

The v is drawn with blue lines

The above happens all the time

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Break out and retest nas100 and us30 on higher time frame

• Above we have an example of break out and retest

• Market broke out of a resistance
• Tested it and went up
• Shown with a blue line

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Support and resistance

• Since here we explaining buy entries,

• We will focus on support.
• Draw your supports.
• When the market touches it and rejects, take a buy
• Examples below

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• Above we have an example of the market going up after touching

support

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Forming new highs

• When the market forms new highs on nas100 or us30

• We see it when it breaks our current high
• So if the market breaks our current high we buy.
• We only buy if it breaks it with a big candle that doesn’t have
rejections.
• Examples follows below

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• Above we have an example

• We see that the market broke previous highs with a big candle that
didn’t reject
• So we buy
• Remember this is for long term

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Now long term sell trade nas100 and us30

• Here we follow the sell trend.

• Although it doesn’t occur regularly, but we have to sell sometimes.
• We use Breakout and retest.
• Plus new high trend lines and rejections.

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Sell break out and retest on higher time frames

• Wait for the market to break support.

• Wait for the market to retest and reject when retesting.
• Enter a sell trade on higher time frame.
• Example will follow below
• This is for both US30 and NAS100 nicely seen on 4 hour chart.

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• Above we see that the market respected the support that was drawn
using red lines.
• Later the market broke the support.
• Went down and came back to retest it and rejected shown with the
blue arrow.
• That’s where you enter a sell.

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Using trend line to enter a sell after a new high

• The above is so simple and shared below with a simple screenshot

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• You simply draw a trend line by picking 2 consecutive tops so that

you can catch an entry on the third top
• Once the market touches it you sell.
• Example shared above
• Entry seen with an arrow

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Now we move to lower time frames

• The below works on all time frames but I mostly use 15min chart for
shorts trades.
• We start with v reversals on trend lines or support /resistance.
• This also works when analyzing 15:30 movement.
• To enjoy trading Nas100 and US30 with our strategy always trade
after 15:30.
• Or always trade 15:30 movements.
• With v reversals, you draw your support and resistance
• Also draw your trend lines.
• Wait for the market to touch them after a straight-line movement.
• Then wait for a rejection, once the market rejected and the candle
closed.
• You enter a trade, simple.
• Examples below.

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• Perfect support is drawn above.

• Market went down with straight movement and rejected on top of the
support.
• We enter after the rejection.
• Entry shown with orange arrow.
• We see that the market went up and formed a v shaped like drawn
with blue lines.

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• Above is another v shaped turning point on top of trend line.

• It’s still the same as shared above.
• Entry shown with orange arrow.
• The entry is always after a rejection.
• And always on support or resistance or a trend line.

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• Above we’ve shared another example on a sell trade.

• Market was on a solid resistance.
• We saw inverted v setups

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New high analysis on Nas100 and US30

• To show that the Nas100 or US30 will form a new high

• It must break the previous high with a big candle.
• Once it does that wait for it to retest and enter a buy trade.
• Should it break the previous high at 15:30 or after 15:30, you must
buy once the momentum is reduced.
• Meaning that you must buy once the market is less volatile.
• Should it retest and reject buy same time.
• Examples follows

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• Above we see that the market broke previous high with a big candle
• Then retested it
• We buy.

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• Another one above

• Broke previous high with a perfect full candle
• We buy

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Nas100 and US30 big candle reversal analysis, 15min chart only.

• If Nas100 or US30 goes down or up with a big candle.

• Provided that we have a trend line or a support or a resistance.
• We wait for that candle to hit the drawn support or resistance or trend
line.
• Then once it does that we buy or sell.
• I’ve seen that Nas100 or US30 always reverses after big candles
• We have two options
• Either to buy or sell same time after that big candle or
• To wait for 3 or 4 candles after that big candle and take a counter
reversal trade
• Examples seen below

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• Above we have a screenshot of US30.

• It went down with a big candle.
• We didn’t buy same time after the candle because we waited for the
market to touch our support.
• Once it touches our support and rejects with a big candle, we enter.
• In this case entry is seen after the rejection shown with an arrow.

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• On the above
• Entry is seen straight after the big candle
• Because the candle touched the support and the trend line
• With sell entries it’s the opposite

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Now continuation entries after big candles

• If a support is far from the big candle we sell and exit at the support.
• If resistance is far, we do the same.
• If the market breaks out of a solid resistance or support with a big
candle, we enter trades to continue with the movement
• If the market goes down with a big candle, rejects and later breaks
the rejections we continue with the breakout movement.
• If the market is from a new high and goes down with a big candle we
continue with the market.
• Examples follows

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• Market went down with a big candle

• Support is far
• We continue with the sell
• For buy it’s the opposite.

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• Broke out with a big candle

• We continue with a buy movement.
• Always wait for small retracement before buying.

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• Above the market rejected and broke out of the rejections we enter
continuation trades.

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• Market is from a new high

• Went down with a big candle
• We continue with the sell

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Ranging markets and break out of ranging markets

• If Nas100 or US30 is ranging

• We draw both supports and resistance.
• We buy at the support.
• And sell at the resistance.
• Should the market break out of those, we wait for retest and continue
with the break-out.
• Examples follows

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• Above we can see that the market is ranging.

• We buy at the bottom.
• And sell at the top.
• We always enter trades after rejections.
• Entry points shown with arrows.

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Break out and retest

• Above shows that the market broke out of a range and retested it.
• We always enter after the retest.

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Channel range

• We also have channel range.

• We buy at the bottom when the market touches the trend line
divergence.
• Sell at the top when the market touches the trend line resistance and
rejects.
• Once the market breaks out, we wait for retest and continue with the
break-out.
• In this case we will buy on the blue arrow.

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Investing.com news analysis when trading at 15:30

• First analyze using all the above mentioned.

• Then go to investing.com on CNBC app to check latest updates on
Nas100 and dow jones.
• I bet we all know about the above
• If they predict a buy and your analysis is a buy do buy.
• If they contradict you can wait for the market to move and enter after.

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Here is another powerful approach to add to confirmation for the

15:30 news direction. We call it the NAS100 Economic Indicators.

Since we know that both Nas100 and US30 are composed of stock listings
from different companies, we can use the top 6 largest companies listed
there, to be able to predict its movement on technical analysis and for news
as well. But for this section we will be using them for news. The top 6
companies we’ll be dealing with are Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook,
Tesla, and Alphabet.

For this strategy, this is what you do:

➢ Go to investing.com app or CNBC.

➢ Search for the above-mentioned companies, make sure they are US
listed and on NASDAQ.
➢ Click on each company and check its overall hourly performance
before the news on that day.
➢ If the performance is in red (negative), then the 15:30 news have a
high chance of selling.
➢ If the performance is in green (positive), then the 15:30 news have a
high chance of buying.
➢ Here is an example of how to search.

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1. Go to investing.com app and go to the markets tab. When there,

proceed to the search icon.

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2. Search for the companies individually. We’ll use Apple as an

example.

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3. Select the Nasdaq listed one with a US flag besides it.

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4. Check the performance and note it down.

The stock performance is negative for apple on this day.

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5. We then go to the next and repeat the same procedure for the
remaining companies. We will use Microsoft and Amazon for our last
example.

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Same thing with AMAZON, remember that we only deal with Nasdaq
listed with US flag icon.

➢ Once you’ve done this for all companies, you use the majority
performance to get the direction.
➢ If majority is red, you use it for sell confirmation, if it’s green then you
use it for buy confirmation. Use it with the other strategies we gave on
this document to trade Nas100 and US30.
➢ Remember that this also works on technical chart.
➢ For news, take the performance reading before 15:30 on that day.

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Nas100 and US30 system

• You always open two Nas100 tabs and two US30 tabs on your pc
• Analyse using what I gave you and confirm with system given.
• On the system buy or sell only when the market is outside the trend
tube.
• Buy or sell only when the crimson arrow is seen.
• On the indicator window 1 indicator
• Buy when the blue is below the red.
• Sell when the blue is above the red.
• Simple

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Examples

• Our analysis shows that the market touched our drawn support

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• All aspects shown with an arrow

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Risk management table for Nas100 and US30 in ZAR

Account size Lotsize

Between 1500zar and 3500zar 0.01 1 trade
3600 and 6000zar 0.01 2 trades
6500 and 10000 0.01 3 trades
10500 and 15000 0.01 4trades
16000 and 25000 0.01 5 trades
26000 and 30000 0.01 6 trades
31k and 40k 0.01 7 trades
41k and 55k 0.01 8 trades
57k and 70k 0.01 9 trades
72k and 100k 0.01 10 trades
110k and 200k 0.01 11 trades

• Exit point is always at your next support or resistance

• Stop loss is always 5blocks away from entry
• The boxes are seen once you allow grid on your chart

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