Nasdaq Selloff: THIS Level Could Trigger a Bigger Crash | Chris Vermeulen
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- 19 Oct 2026, 17:00 UTC
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- 19 Oct 2026, 18:55 UTC
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The analysis focuses on sector performance within the stock market, primarily using daily charts and technical indicators such as moving averages. QQQ is observed to be in a bearish short-term trend, with a potential target of 555 if it breaks below the 50% retracement level, invalidating the bullish long-term trend above 750. ES, representing the S&P 500 futures, is in a bullish trend, with price above key moving averages and a target of 7500, with a fail bound at 7000. XLU, the utilities sector ETF, is in a bearish trend, with price below its longer-term moving averages and a target of 40, failing if it breaks above 45. XLV, the healthcare sector ETF, shows a strong bullish trend, breaking out of a bull flag pattern with all moving averages sloping upwards, suggesting a target of 175, with a fail bound at 160. The overall sentiment for healthcare is positive due to its strong upward momentum and favorable price action.
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