SPY, ES, QQQ, NQ, SPI & NIFTY 50: Sept 14–18 week in review

A mixed week across the US, Australia and India: 4 of 6 finished higher (SPY +0.35%, ES +0.68%, QQQ +2.55%, NQ +2.63%, SPI -0.45%, NIFTY 50 -0.78%), with the week's low on Wednesday, September 16.

How each one played out

SPY (S&P 500 ETF) +0.35%

A midweek shakeout dragged SPY down to 749.60 beneath 757.81 before it recovered the line and settled at 761.64, at the top of its weekly range.

ES (E-mini S&P 500 futures) +0.68%

ES dipped under 7,656.75 to 7,575.25, then bought back up to close the week at 7,725.50, near the week's high.

QQQ (Nasdaq 100 ETF) +2.55%

Buyers had to work for it: QQQ flushed to 700.00, below the 702.17 support, then reclaimed the level and closed at 721.24, just off the highs.

NQ (E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures) +2.63%

NQ opened the week under every level published and closed at 29,960.25, at the top of its weekly range.

SPI (ASX 200 SPI 200 futures) -0.45%

SPI broke the 8,808.00 support and couldn't get back above it, closing at 8,769.00, mid-range for the week.

NIFTY 50 (NIFTY 50 futures) -0.78%

NIFTY 50 lost 23,412.10 and stayed under it, ending the week at 23,379.90, in the middle of its range.

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