2026-01-13 17:54:33

Using the recent two upward waves as a reference (approximately 1100 points, lasting 13 days), applying fractal theory to extrapolate can raise a key question: Can the Nasdaq Index maintain an average daily increase of 85 points? The premise here is that the trend exhibits a typical corrective pattern—rising one day, falling the next, and so on.

The answer is crucial. If it can be achieved, then the support provided by the current Fibonacci golden ratio channel range will not be broken. Conversely, if this rhythm cannot be maintained, it indicates that the corrective pressure may be stronger than expected. This quantification logic from historical patterns to future trends is precisely the method many traders use to assess market strength.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 14h ago

Hmm... An average of 85 points per day sounds a bit unrealistic. Will history repeat itself? --- It's both fractal and Fibonacci; it feels like gambling on whether it can stay stable. --- Up one day, down the next... If this rhythm breaks, the correction pressure will be hard to predict. --- Bro, your logic is clear, but I'm just worried reality will give a big slap. --- If the average of 85 points per day can't last two weeks, I bet five dollars.

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MrDecoder

· 14h ago

An average of 85 points per day? Bro, that number sounds too idealistic. Where in the market is it that obedient? What can fractals predict? It's still about how the big players play.

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SandwichDetector

· 14h ago

An average of 85 points per day? If this number really stays steady, I'll eat my keyboard live on stream.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 14h ago

An average of 85 points per day? It's no wonder if this pace can be sustained; history has shown us that alternating rises and falls are the easiest to induce more buying [laughing]. Wait, if the Fibonacci support level is broken, we'll have to go through another round of psychological adjustment. Honestly, fractal theory sounds very beautiful, but reality often slaps you in the face even faster.

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MevHunter