End of Daily NQ Forecasts

Behind the Curtain: Why Forecasts No Longer Appear on Fractiz

End of Daily NQ Forecasts
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Fractiz used to have Daily Insights and NQ Forecasts for the entire month of April 2025 in the past.

The forecasts were started with an intent of backing it up with the reasoning behind these forecasts, and therefore generate inquisitiveness and exploration from a wider audience. However, that content has been taking too long to build up, and the forecasts started looking more like a black box.


These forecasts have been stopped and removed because:

  1. It created a lot of clutter, contrary to the primary purpose of Fractiz.
  2. Forecasts had few views - it was easy to cut off.
  3. It took a lot more time to write each forecast.
  4. The forecast layout does not fit a blog style and could be adapted for use in a web application or dashboard.
  5. Comparing previous forecasts was not easy for the viewers.

This forecasting method has been in use for a much longer time; it remains an integral part of the daily routine, even now.

Below, we have included the style of the forecast for archival purposes.


⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is purely educational and analytical and represents my personal market analysis and trading plan. It should NOT be interpreted as trading advice, actionable signals, or recommendations. Trading involves a substantial risk of financial loss. Always perform your analysis and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making trading decisions.

Nasdaq Futures / NQ – Forecast for 25 April 2025

Bullish sentiment is expected to continue with some volatility. We are now in a new bullish time cycle that starts today, 25 April 2025, and continues until 3 May 2025.

Yesterday, we expected mixed to bullish sentiment, and the bullish sentiment worked out quite well. A significant pivot was expected yesterday, and at the moment, that pivot seems to favor the new bullish time cycle.

Today, the expectation is bullish. However, we will stay cautious because we see a slight divergence from expectations.

Today's opening trade bias. (9.30 am)

At 9.20 am (10 minutes to open), we will likely see a short-term bottom and the beginning of bullish moves. However, this lasts until 9.31 am. We might see a minor dip and a bullish move again at 9.33 am, lasting for the first 25 minutes into open.

Due to the opening volatility, it is highly likely that we will see the bullish move right at the opening candle at 9.30 am without much pullback. Observe the price action to make a decision.

High probability events and timings

These are high-probability event timings. Expect sudden movements during these timeframes.

The Bullish or Bearish indication should be considered in confluence with price action and appropriate trade locations. A Bullish signal in a short-term price downtrend may not yield better results.

Always use a stop loss and manage risk.
Use these signals in confluence with price action.
Always enter at an appropriate trade location. Do not chase the price

(All times below are in US/Eastern or New York time)

10:02 to 10:06 ↑ Bullish
10:45 to 10:49 ↑ Bullish
11:21 to 11:25 ↑ Bullish

11:25 to 11:30 ↓ Bearish
12:38 to 12:42 ↓ Bearish

13:01 to 13:06 ↑ Bullish

13:28 to 13:33 ↓ Bearish

13:33 to 13:39 ↑ Bullish

13:39 to 13:44 ↓ Bearish

13:48 to 13:52 ↑ Bullish

14:56 to 15:00 ↓ Bearish
15:18 to 15:23 ↓ Bearish

15:34 to 15:40 ↑ Bullish

⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is purely educational and analytical and represents my personal market analysis and trading plan. It should NOT be interpreted as trading advice, actionable signals, or recommendations. Trading involves a substantial risk of financial loss. Always perform your analysis and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making trading decisions.