Nasdaq Futures Analysis for Today with tradeCompass (July 7, 2025)
At the time of this analysis, Nasdaq futures (ticker NQ) are trading at 22,945. Today’s bearish threshold is set at 22,965, a level slightly above both today’s and yesterday’s VWAP. With the current price positioned just below this threshold, the market is already within bearish territory, prompting a clear bearish bias.
Bearish Partial Profit Targets on Nasdaq Futures Today:
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22,932 – Initial target close to entry for quick risk reduction.
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22,914 – Secondary target; after reaching this point, strongly consider moving your stop-loss to the entry price to secure your position and eliminate further risk.
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22,895 – Positioned just above the value area lows of both today and Friday, indicating strong support that may temporarily halt downward momentum.
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22,857 – A significant level, acting as a deeper bearish target.
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22,833 – Slightly above last Thursday’s Point of Control, which could attract price action as a strong magnet.
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22,785 – A deeper bearish level well above Wednesday’s VWAP, suitable for those expecting sustained downward momentum.
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Runner Target: 22,561 – An aggressive, swing-trade bearish target just above the Value Area Low from June 26th, ideal for those looking for an extended move.
Bullish Scenario on Nasdaq Futures Today:
The bullish threshold activates above 23,000. Should price sustainably cross and hold this level, the bias shifts to bullish, presenting the following profit targets:
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23,040 – Slightly below the starting VWAP from July 4th; an initial quick-profit target.
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23,055 – Close secondary target below last Thursday’s Point of Control. Consider moving stops to entry upon reaching this target.
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23,096 – Positioned just beneath the Value Area High from July 3rd, a crucial resistance point.
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Runner Target: 23,230 – Aggressive bullish target located just under the third upper VWAP deviation from July 3rd, offering substantial upside potential.
Educational Insight: Volume Profile & Value Areas
Volume profile analysis identifies price zones of active trading. The Value Area Low (VAL) and Value Area High (VAH) define the range where the majority of trading activity occurred, serving as critical reference points. Prices frequently interact with these zones, making them excellent areas for partial profit-taking and trade management.
Trade Management Reminders:
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Limit yourself to one trade per direction according to Trade Compass principles.
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After the second partial profit target, strongly consider moving your stop-loss to entry.
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Maintain flexibility in trade confirmations based on your personal trading methodology.
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Keep stop-loss placements logical and tied directly to the identified Trade Compass thresholds.
Professional Disclaimer:
This analysis provides decision support tools and market insights, not financial advice. Trading involves inherent risks, and individuals should always trade at their own risk and discretion
