Nasdaq 100 Elliott Wave Weekly Update - Sunday, Mar 1

Technical Analyst & Trader • Mar 1, 2026 at 4:00 AM EST

US military strikes on Iran trigger Nasdaq 100 volatility, impacting NQ futures and the QQQ ETF. Elliott Wave analysis identifies key support levels as oil prices and US debt create new headwinds for tech investors.

In this week's podcast, I focused on analyzing the current market situation and potential impacts of the U.S. military strikes on Iran. I discussed the Elliott Wave theory to predict future market movements, particularly for the Nasdaq 100, NQ futures, and QQQ ETF.

I highlighted key support and resistance levels and considered various scenarios for the market's reaction to the ongoing conflict.

I emphasized the importance of trading with a clear plan and staying disciplined, especially in volatile market conditions. I also touched on the potential effects of the military action on oil prices and the U.S. debt situation.

Video Length: 01:15:12

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