So here is the sequence from December 29, 2025, New York session, on Nasdaq futures.
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In this presentation, I’m going to review a concrete opportunity that the futures markets offered on the Nasdaq, within a scalping context with the Bulenox Prop Firm.
Market context – Nasdaq futures | December 29, 2025 | 5 mins timeframe
Nasdaq futures NQ 5-minute chart from December 29, 2025 showing a Bulenox prop firm opportunity with a Donchian 50 channel and EMA 210 in a bearish structure
So, a bit of context: this takes place before 06:10 (UTC-5).
I’m working here on a Nasdaq futures chart, the NQ 03-26, on the 5-minute timeframe, New York session, chart timestamped in UTC-5.
On screen, the context is immediately readable. Price is trading below the trend moving average (yellow). This average is pointing downward. It clearly plays the role of a trend filter here, nothing more.
The structure is directional. The bias is bearish. There is no visible neutrality at this stage.
To materialize the working zones, I use the Donchian channel, whose levels are visible on the chart. It allows me to visualize the upper band, the lower band, and the median, located at 50%.
At this point, I’m not looking for any entry. I’m simply observing.
My intention is simple: to see whether price comes back to work the 50% Fibonacci level, modeled through my Donchian channel.
Trading via Bulenox – 50% Donchian Channel and planned approach
Nasdaq futures NQ 5-minute chart from December 29, 2025 illustrating price returning to the Donchian channel median in a Bulenox prop firm context
Around 06:50–07:00, the market starts delivering the information I’m waiting for. Price comes back to test the Donchian channel median on the 5-minute chart. At the same time, we remain below the yellow higher-timeframe trend moving average.
Two signals converge at that precise moment. At this stage, my read is clear.
I do nothing until the market reacts. I let price work the zone. I let time do its job.
So we zoom in on this impact zone.
Fine reading on the 1-minute chart – Entry within the move context
Since the market is fractal and timeframes overlap, I switch to a 1-minute chart.
The 1-minute structure is perfectly consistent with the 5-minute. Price is trading below the higher-timeframe trend moving average (yellow on the chart). It then comes into contact with the moving average and works exactly the 50% level of the dynamic Fibonacci from the higher timeframe.
On the 1-minute chart, I use only the following reading tools: the fast flat moving average (green), the slow flat moving average (white), and the 210 baseline trend moving average (yellow dashed).
This reading follows a revisited Tenkan/Kijun logic, integrated into the directional context already established.
Within the zone, I wait for a cross between the 9 MA and the 50 MA, signaling a rejection of the zone. This is where I choose to act.
The entry is taken at the 9 moving average. I choose 25,765 as my entry price, in line with the bearish bias identified on the 5-minute chart.
Exit of the move – deliberately conservative management
The last visible low in the structure is around 25,736.
I deliberately choose not to target this level and to exit earlier, around 25,740, in order to secure execution.
The market then does what it needs to do. The move develops, and the structure remains clean all the way to the exit zone.
The range is validated on this sequence. It is approximately 25 points.
In practical terms, those 25 points obviously don’t have the same impact depending on the contract used with the Bulenox prop firm.
With 3 micros (MNQ), that represents roughly $150.
With 5 micros (MNQ), it’s around $250.
With one mini Nasdaq (NQ), those same 25 points represent roughly $500.
Conclusion on the December 29, 2025 opportunity with Bulenox prop firm
Nasdaq futures NQ 1-minute chart from December 29, 2025 showing a retest entry, a directional move, and a reached exit in a Bulenox prop firm context
This December 29, 2025 sequence summarizes well what I’m looking for on Nasdaq futures, in scalping, within a Bulenox Prop Firm framework.
To set the context, I first worked on the 5-minute timeframe, before 06:10 (UTC-5). The objective at that moment was simple: define the framework.
The context was clear. Price was trading below the 210 moving average. The structure remained directional, and the bias stayed bearish.
Next, I defined a working zone using my visual references. I waited for price to return to the Donchian channel median, at the 50% level.
The market returned to this zone between 06:50 and 07:00. It worked the zone. It tested it. From that contact, I zoomed in to the 1-minute chart to read the reaction in detail.
On the 1-minute chart, the structure remained consistent with the 5-minute. I waited for the rejection of the zone. The cross between the 9 MA and the 50 MA gave me the read I was looking for in this context.
I entered around 25,765. The last low was around 25,736. I chose to exit earlier, around 25,740, to secure execution.
The market then unfolded. On this sequence, the validated range is approximately 25 points.
That’s exactly what I document here. A context, a zone, a reaction, an execution. Nothing more.
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