Nasdaq Market Symmetry:
How Repetition Reveals
Trading Edge

Last week’s price action showed near-identical buying points—here’s what to learn from it.

I want to show you something… a quick observation from last week’s intraday action on the Nasdaq.
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Let’s take a look…

MARKET SYMMETRY

Take a look at the Nasdaq RTH chart above 👆🏼 (zoomed-in days below).
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What do you notice?
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On the three largest range days, Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, buyers stepped in almost exactly the same distance from the high.
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​📅Monday

📅Wednesday

📅 Thursday

What’s up with this? Some magic indicator?
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Yep – yours for just $999 (joke, joke! 🤡)
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Well, for whatever reason, buyers are seeing that level as a decent discount to get aggressive.
And yeah… It’s uncanny how tight the symmetry is. (All within $11, which is basically noise on Nas, right?)
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​So, what can we take from this as traders?
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​Whichever market you trade, it pays to start paying attention to symmetry:
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🔁 Distance from high to low
⏱ Time of day for reversals
📏 Pullback size before continuation
📍 Distance from VWAP, open, key levels
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It’s not magic. It’s not a holy grail.
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But it does help anchor your risk and highlight high-probability trade zones.
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All you’re doing is studying recent behaviour… then using it to shape your game plan for the day ahead.
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It brings structure to the chaos… a quiet way to stack edge in your favour.