Will the Nasdaq sustain its 29,902 level as liquidity dries up?

Will the Nasdaq sustain its 29,902 level as liquidity dries up?

Germany's DAX surged 4.49% to 25,779 as global equities capitalized on a complete fundamental vacuum. The Nasdaq rallied 1.17% to 29,902, leading a low-liquidity tech advance that completely ignored elevated 10-Year Treasury yields. Meanwhile, Gold rallied 2.66% to $4,187 as cooling US rate expectations provided a strong bid for precious metals. In commodities, Oil edged down 0.65% to $69, breaking down technically as the recent geopolitical risk premium rapidly evaporated. Next week, traders will closely scrutinize the ISM Services PMI and ECB President Lagarde's speech to see if this bullish momentum faces a severe reality check. Subscribe to stay ahead of The Quiet Melt-Up and the next major market rotation.  #StockMarket, #Nasdaq, #OilPrices, #Investing #GlobalMarkets #Equities

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