NQ · Daily session recap

NQ Session Recap — Wednesday, July 29, 2026

NQ (E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures) settled at 27,335.50, −583.00 points (−2.09%) versus the prior regular-session close on Wednesday, July 29, 2026. RTH range 782.00 points, IB 457.25 points, close near the session low.

RTH close

27,335.50

−583.00 pts (−2.09%) vs prior close

Open vs prior close

−4.00 pts

Opened at 27,914.50

RTH range

782.00 pts

27,317.50 – 28,099.50

Initial balance

457.25 pts

27,538.75 – 27,996.00 · broke both

Close location

2%

0% = session low, 100% = session high

Session volume

796,209

579,741 during RTH

NQ gapped down 4.00 points at the open on Wednesday, July 29, 2026 and settled at 27,335.50, −583.00 points (−2.09%) versus the prior regular-session close. The regular session traded a 782.00-point range between 27,317.50 and 28,099.50, closing near the session low.

Overnight trade ahead of the open ranged from 27,640.00 to 28,178.25. The day session took out the overnight low, which is worth logging if you track overnight-range behavior as part of your prep.

Price built a 457.25-point initial balance (09:30–10:30 ET, 27,538.75–27,996.00) and traded through both sides of it — a double-break session that punished one-directional assumptions.

Session volume totaled roughly 796,209 contracts across the trading day, with about 579,741 traded during regular hours.

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