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In this video, veteran analyst Rick Pedicelli reveals three bullish indicators in the Nasdaq that could supercharge your returns. Don’t miss his bonus tip on a key shift in market leadership.

Nasdaq Shifts from Sell to Buy: Here’s What You Need to Know
Hey there, MTG Tribe! Rick Pedicelli here with some breaking news on the Nasdaq. If you caught our recent video on the September 3rd sell signal, buckle up because the tables have turned dramatically. We’ve shifted back into buy mode, and the upside potential is massive.Let’s dive into the three powerful buy signals the Nasdaq just flashed and what they mean for your trading playbook.
Buy Signal #1:Reclaiming the 20-Day EMA on High VolumeAfter slicing through the 20-day exponential moving average (EMA) in early September, the Nasdaq mounted a powerful 2% rally on the 11th, reclaiming both the 8-day and 20-day EMAs. What’s more, volume picked up significantly, marking a strong accumulation day.
For context, the 20-day EMA is a key technical indicator many traders watch. It’s essentially the average closing price over the past 20 trading days, but with more weight given to recent prices. When the index decisively moves above this level, especially on high volume, it’s often a bullish sign.
Buy Signal #2: Conquering the 50-Day MAThe very next session, the Nasdaq reclaimed another key level: the 50-day moving average (MA). This is huge. The 50-day MA is considered a longer-term trend indicator, so moving above it suggests the medium-term trend is turning bullish.
What’s more, the index held above the 20-day EMA, confirming that shorter-term trend was also in bull mode. With the 8-day, 20-day, and 50-day moving averages all toppled, the technical picture was looking very strong.
Buy Signal #3: Leading Stocks Confirm the RallyOf course, you can’t just look at the index in isolation. To confirm a sustainable rally, we want to see leading stocks flexing their muscles too. And that’s exactly what happened.Names like SE, APP, Dash, Tesla, and Netflix all powered higher, breaking out of bases, reclaiming key moving averages, and extending gains on strong volume. This broad strength across leaders from various sectors is a very bullish sign.Remember, a rising tide may lift all boats, but leading stocks are the speedboats that surge ahead of the pack. When you see them racing higher together, it’s a strong signal that the broader uptrend has legs.
BONUS: The Game-Changing Shift in Market LeadershipWhile the technical picture in the Nasdaq is exciting on its own, there’s another key development you don’t want to miss: a major shift in market leadership.For most of the year, mega-cap tech names like the “Magnificent Seven” have dominated. But now, mid-cap growth stocks are taking the reins. Just look at the iShares Russell Midcap Growth ETF (IWP), which is breaking out to new highs as the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) struggles below its August peak.This is a game-changer if you love trading growth stocks. Mid-caps, which we define as stocks trading between 750k to a few million shares per day, are liquid enough to trade but small enough to deliver outsized moves.In other words, this new leadership shift opens up a whole new universe of opportunities beyond the mega-cap giants. And that’s great news for active traders.
Key Takeaways: Your Action PlanAlright, let’s boil this down. Here are your key takeaways and action items:1.The Nasdaq has flashed three powerful buy signals:

The Bottom LineBut it’s up to you to act on these signals.Study the charts, refine your process, and never stop learning. With the right technical toolkit and mindset, you’ll be ready to pounce when the next big signal flashes.Speaking of which, have you spotted any other confirming signals or interesting setups? Share your insights in the comments below. Let’s learn and profit together.Video Length: 00:08:30More By This Author:Tesla Stock Analysis: 5 Bullish Signals For Swing Trading TSLAMastering The Art Of Letting Your Winners Run: A Case Study On Super Micro Computer Supercharge Your Trading With The 200-Day Moving Average Support Indicator