Market Analysis
NAS100 midweek: index holds 30300 after soft start, 2026-09-28
NAS100 sits at 30334.37 on Wednesday, down 234.70 points from Monday's open, with the week's range still set by Monday's 30617.83 high and 30079.80 low.
3 min readDOGEUSD is trading at 0.0719, its last close, halfway through the week that opened Monday 2026-08-10 at 0.0692. That is a gain of roughly 27 ticks, or about 3.9 percent, from the Monday open. The high so far this week is 0.0730, printed Tuesday, and the low is 0.0689, set Monday morning.
The single move that matters was Tuesday's session. Price opened at 0.0696 and pushed to 0.0730 before settling at 0.0717, the bulk of the week's advance packed into one bar. Wednesday has been quiet by comparison, a tight range between 0.0717 and 0.0724 on far thinner volume, 866 versus Tuesday's 3,857. The tape says the buyers who ran it up Tuesday are holding, not adding.
The bundle carries no scheduled events for the back half of this week, so the driver into Thursday and Friday is order flow rather than a data print. Watch how DOGEUSD tracks the broader crypto tape. If Bitcoin firms into the weekend and DOGEUSD holds above 0.0717, the Tuesday high at 0.0730 comes back into focus. If the majors slip and momentum drains, the coin gives back Tuesday's gains toward the 0.0696 area.
As of Wednesday, 73 percent of positioning sits long and 27 percent short. That is a heavy tilt toward the upside after a green week. A book this crowded on one side means the recent buyers are already in, and it leaves less fresh demand to absorb any wave of profit taking.
The line in the sand is 0.0717, the Wednesday open and the floor of today's range. Hold it and 0.0730 stays the obvious ceiling to challenge. Lose it and the round 0.0700 handle is the next test, with 0.0696 behind that. If you want to watch these levels live, you can open a DOGEUSD chart on an LHFX account.
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