Nasdaq 100 Market Analysis

NAS100 clawed back a midweek slide to close near 28221 on Friday, and the new week opens with a thin economic calendar and a mild long skew.

NAS100 gave back its midweek gains to close the week near 28148. Here is what matters as the new week opens.

NAS100 opened at 28691.65 and closed at 28348.21, a net loss of roughly 1.2% after a midweek reversal from the 29190 high.

NAS100 sits near 28963 midweek, up about 271 points from Monday's open, with Thursday's ECB decision and Australian jobs still to clear.

NAS100 closed last week near 28584 after a hard sell-off, and this week you are watching whether buyers defend the lows or sellers press lower.

NAS100 opened near 29684 and closed at 28546, a drop of roughly 3.8 percent over the week as sellers took control late.

NAS100 enters the week at 29,643 after volatile swings. No major events scheduled means technical levels drive the action.

NAS100 traded a 1,619-point range this week, opening at 29,041 and settling at 29,388 for a 347-point gain.

NAS100 sits at 28931.65 after sliding from Monday's 29040.97 open, with volatility spiking Tuesday.

NAS100 shed 0.94% this week, closing at 30128 after touching 30760 midweek before sellers stepped in.

Nasdaq 100 has gained 0.74% since Monday's open, now consolidating near 30642 as traders position ahead of Thursday's session.

NAS100 enters June with no major events scheduled, leaving technical levels to guide trading after last week's 552-point rally.

Nasdaq trades at 30021 after Monday's break above 30000, with positioning slightly favoring longs at 55%.