The post NAS100 forecast – Nasdaq 100 breakout extends as bulls target 26,000 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Nasdaq 100 outlook – Bulls take control, but heavy resistance awaits The Nasdaq 100 continues to extend its reversal after a clean H4 Fair Value Gap mitigation, with buyers reclaiming structure and breaking above the 24,931 breakout level. This marks the strongest bullish follow-through since the recent downswing. Risk appetite is slowly returning, yields are softening, and macro uncertainty is easing — allowing tech-heavy indices to breathe again. The next battlefield now sits at 25,284, a level that has historically capped upside momentum. A confirmed break above that zone unlocks the next destination: 26,000, a psychological and technical milestone that aligns with the broader bullish read. Fundamental narrative – What’s fueling Nasdaq’s move? 1. Improving risk sentiment ahead of key US data Markets are shifting back into growth-heavy assets while waiting for US economic signals. Softer data expectations are supportive of tech, especially when risk sentiment is neutral to positive. 2. Pullback in US Treasury yields Lower yields reduce valuation pressure on high-duration tech stocks. This week’s moderation in the 10-year and 2-year yields has given the Nasdaq fresh breathing room. 3. Four-hour demand zone activation The strong reaction from the 24,450–24,525 H4 Fair Value Gap was the clearest sign of bullish intent. That zone now stands as the trend reversal confirmation area — the key support that must hold for any continuation toward 26,000. Main driver behind Nasdaq’s potential upside continuation The biggest catalyst behind the Nasdaq’s momentum is the rising probability of a dovish December tone from the Federal Reserve. With inflation releases delayed and demand indicators softening, the market is quietly shifting toward the idea of potential easing. This fuels Nasdaq upside in several ways: 1. Rate-cut expectations are slowly building Tech stocks thrive when yields fall. A dovish shift → Cheaper money → Higher valuations →… The post NAS100 forecast – Nasdaq 100 breakout extends as bulls target 26,000 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Nasdaq 100 outlook – Bulls take control, but heavy resistance awaits The Nasdaq 100 continues to extend its reversal after a clean H4 Fair Value Gap mitigation, with buyers reclaiming structure and breaking above the 24,931 breakout level. This marks the strongest bullish follow-through since the recent downswing. Risk appetite is slowly returning, yields are softening, and macro uncertainty is easing — allowing tech-heavy indices to breathe again. The next battlefield now sits at 25,284, a level that has historically capped upside momentum. A confirmed break above that zone unlocks the next destination: 26,000, a psychological and technical milestone that aligns with the broader bullish read. Fundamental narrative – What’s fueling Nasdaq’s move? 1. Improving risk sentiment ahead of key US data Markets are shifting back into growth-heavy assets while waiting for US economic signals. Softer data expectations are supportive of tech, especially when risk sentiment is neutral to positive. 2. Pullback in US Treasury yields Lower yields reduce valuation pressure on high-duration tech stocks. This week’s moderation in the 10-year and 2-year yields has given the Nasdaq fresh breathing room. 3. Four-hour demand zone activation The strong reaction from the 24,450–24,525 H4 Fair Value Gap was the clearest sign of bullish intent. That zone now stands as the trend reversal confirmation area — the key support that must hold for any continuation toward 26,000. Main driver behind Nasdaq’s potential upside continuation The biggest catalyst behind the Nasdaq’s momentum is the rising probability of a dovish December tone from the Federal Reserve. With inflation releases delayed and demand indicators softening, the market is quietly shifting toward the idea of potential easing. This fuels Nasdaq upside in several ways: 1. Rate-cut expectations are slowly building Tech stocks thrive when yields fall. A dovish shift → Cheaper money → Higher valuations →…