NASDAQ 100 Technical Analysis
Updated: 2026-04-13 11:09 UTC · Last close: 25,116.34 (+0.14%) · Support: 24,608.98 · Resistance: 25,509.74
NASDAQ 100 technical analysis page covering price structure, support and resistance, momentum conditions and a fundamentals snapshot from WOI Scanner.
⚠️ Risk Line
losing 24,608.98 would weaken the current structure.
Quick Read
The nearest decision zone is framed by support around 24,608.98 and resistance near 25,509.74.
🎯 Decision Map
The nearest decision zone is framed by support around 24,608.98 and resistance near 25,509.74. Clearing resistance would strengthen the constructive case, while a failure through support would damage the present setup.
📊 Technical Summary
The latest close for NASDAQ 100 came in at 25,116.34 (+0.14%). Price continues to hold above both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages, which keeps the broader trend structure constructive. 20-day momentum is positive at +2.38%, with price is trading in the upper part of its roughly 52-week range (17,808.30–26,119.85), while ATR14 volatility is relatively contained at roughly 1.86% of price. RSI(14) is 60.5, which keeps short-term momentum constructive without being overly stretched. RSI has been trending higher in recent sessions, indicating improving momentum conditions. MACD remains above its signal line, which keeps the momentum structure biased to the upside. The MACD histogram is positive and expanding, pointing to improving upside momentum. Recent trading volume is running below its typical 20-day average, which suggests participation remains relatively muted. From a pattern perspective, the main active signal is Rectangle range. Near-term structure is defined by support at 24,608.98 and resistance at 25,509.74. A clean break above resistance would strengthen the chart, while a loss of support would put the current setup under pressure. The interactive chart adds overlays, pattern context and a fuller structure view for deeper review.
Note: This is an algorithmic technical snapshot (not financial advice).