Nasdaq 100 Elliott Wave Weekly Update - Sunday, Mar 8

Technical Analyst & Trader • Mar 8, 2026 at 3:30 AM EDT

Nasdaq 100 analysis predicts a downside move toward 23,000, driven by Elliott Wave patterns and March option expirations. Algorithmic trading and geopolitical tensions remain key catalysts for increased market volatility.

In this week's podcast I provided an Elliott Wave Weekly Update for the Nasdaq 100 (NDX), discussing market patterns and potential future movements. I analyzed various wave counts and considered the impact of upcoming option expirations, including those on March 20th and March 31st. I predicted a likely downside move in the market, potentially reaching levels around 23,000, and discussed the role of algorithms in market movements. I also touched on the influence of oil prices and geopolitical events on market dynamics.

Video Length: 00:38:40

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