The Nasdaq 100 has fallen for three consecutive days, with Micron (MU) plunging again

Rising oil prices continue to pressure the broader market, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ( $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ ) gaining 450 points early on but retreating to close just 50 points higher at 45,216 points; the Nasdaq 100 ( $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ ) initially opened higher but retreated, extending losses in the late session to fall nearly 300 points, closing at 22,953 points, hitting the bottom of the consolidation range from August last year. Short-term technical rebound opportunities may be worth watching.

If you're bullish on the Dow Jones, consider $SG#DJIA RC2612A.C (49525.HK)$ , with a call price at 42,000 points. Conversely, if bearish, you can look to $SG#DJIA RP2812X.P (49526.HK)$ , with a recovery level of 48,500 points. Investors bullish on the Nasdaq may consider $SG#NQ100RC2612A.C (49537.HK)$ , with a recovery level of 21,500 points. Conversely, if bearish, investors may consider $SG#NQ100RP2812Q.P (49538.HK)$ , with a recovery level of 24,750 points.

Nvidia ( $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ ) fell below key support levels without finding buyers, and overnight dropped below the $165 mark, maintaining overall weakness. Investors bullish on Nvidia may consider $SG-NVDA@RC2607A.C (11007.HK)$ , strike price 205. Conversely, if bearish, consider $SG-NVDA@RP2604A.P (10057.HK)$ , with a strike price of 165.

Micron ( $Micron Technology (MU.US)$ ) briefly stabilized before falling sharply again overnight, down nearly 10% to around $320, breaking through the 100-day moving average. In the short term, investors might watch for a potential rebound towards the 100-day moving average around $333. Investors bullish on Micron may consider $SG-MCRN@RC2611A.C (11115.HK)$ , with a strike price of 700. Conversely, if you're bearish, you can look at $SG-MCRN@RP2612A.P (11114.HK)$ , with a strike price of 400.

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