AI Nasdaq chart analysis
TradeWize is a free AI chart reader for the Nasdaq 100. Upload a screenshot of NAS100, US100, an NQ futures contract or QQQ, and it gives you the support and resistance, the formation and its state, and the two prices that would change the read.
Every broker names this index differently. NAS100, US100, USTEC and "US Tech 100" are all the same market, and NDX is the index itself. They all read.
Free, and the first one needs no account.
1 free read every 7 days with no account · 2 a week with one
Example read on NQ1! daily, 18 Sep 2026
NQ1! is coiling inside a falling wedge. $28740.88 ends the wedge, $29665.25 resumes the rise.
Nasdaq 100 · close $29613.68 · a past chart, kept as an example. It isn't today's read. No AI, no signal, no target.
- above $29665.25 · the falling wedge
- below $28740.88 · the falling wedge
Upload your own chart and get the same read on it.
What to keep in the screenshot
- Leave the symbol in the shot: NAS100, US100, USTEC, NQ1!, NDX or QQQ.
- Keep the price axis. QQQ trades at a small fraction of the index, so the axis is the quick check that the right one got priced.
- Keep the timeframe visible: 5m, 1H, 4H or daily.
- One chart per picture.
- A dated contract reads fine, like NQZ26. The expiry is stripped and the front month is priced.
Questions
NAS100, US100 or USTEC: does the name matter?
No. Those are the names different brokers give the same index. NDX is the index itself, NQ is the futures contract and QQQ is the ETF that tracks it, and every one of them reads.
Why would my CFD be priced off the futures?
Because of the hours. A full CFD title like "US Tech 100" is priced off the NQ futures, which trade nearly 24 hours. The cash index only prints while New York is open, so a 5-minute chart from the European morning has no index candles behind it.
Does it work on a Nasdaq stock like Apple or Nvidia?
Yes, as a stock. A single company reads on its own chart, with its next earnings and ex-dividend dates attached. The stock chart page covers what to keep in that screenshot. See: Stock charts
Will it tell me whether to buy the dip?
No. A free read never gives a direction, a target or a signal. It shows the levels and the two prices that would change the read. The optional Trade Setup is the one place a direction is laid out, as a practice plan.
TradeWize is educational. A free chart read describes what is on the chart. It is not advice, a signal, a forecast or a recommendation, it executes no trades, and the decision stays with you. Learn to read a chart yourself in the chart-reading series.