MNQ Long Bias Remains — Scalping Longs on Lower Timeframes WhileMicro E-mini Nasdaq-100 Index FuturesCME_MINI:MNQ1!ethynnowack131nl43cAfter the aggressive selloff from the highs near 30,900 down to the 29,900s, MNQ has been quietly grinding its way back up and is now reclaiming key levels around 30,635. The higher timeframes are all still bullish — the EMAs on the longer timeframes remain supportive and price is now pushing back into the upper half of the recent range, which keeps the macro bias pointed upward. The projected path on the chart shows a continued grind higher toward the 30,900 area over the coming sessions as long as price holds current structure. On the momentum side, both the MACD and RSI are confirming the recovery. The MACD lines are crossing up and beginning to separate after bottoming out near the zero line, and RSI has climbed back above 50 and is building momentum at 61.56, signaling that bulls are regaining control. These are the exact conditions that favor continuation long plays rather than fading the move. The near-term idea is simple — as long as price holds above the 30,400–30,437 support zone, shorter timeframe long scalps are valid on any pullback into that area. The move off the lows has been impulsive and the structure is favoring higher prices. There is no reason to be looking for shorts here when every higher timeframe is still pointed up and momentum is rolling back in the bulls' favor. Not financial advice. For educational purposes only.